Sidetone adjustment quality

Sidetone adjustment quality

#1
Sidetone support is repeatedly highlighted as a useful call feature, letting you hear some of your own voice so conversations feel more natural and you are less likely to shout over isolation. Reviewers describe it as a genuinely helpful comfort and usability add-on for calls.
#2
A Self Voice sidetone feature is mentioned as a helpful option for calls, letting you hear your own voice more naturally and offering the ability to disable it if you prefer a more isolated feel.
#3
Sidetone can feed a bit of your own voice back into the cups to avoid the closed off feeling, and while not everyone enjoys the effect, the implementation is competent and can be disabled if unwanted.
#4
Sidetone or mic monitoring is available via software and, on some platforms, via an on-headset roller, giving straightforward control over how much of your own voice you hear. Some reviewers like the flexibility for chat volume control, while others find the monitoring signal can sound a bit fuzzy until tuned.
#5
Sidetone is available via a simple slider in the app/web tool, offering basic but useful control over how much of your own voice you hear in the headset.
#6
VoiceAware or sidetone-style adjustment is available and can help conversational use and calls. At least one review finds it fiddly to tune, suggesting it works best after some experimentation rather than perfectly out of the box.
#7
Sidetone controls in the app let you adjust how much of your own voice you hear during calls, which can make conversations feel more natural. The setting is useful but fairly basic compared with dedicated conferencing headsets.
#8
One comparison notes a desire for louder, clearer sidetone/voice passthrough during calls to sound more natural, suggesting the current implementation is limited. There’s no strong evidence of fine-grained sidetone control in the app.
#9
Sidetone can be boosted in the INZONE Hub so you hear your own voice more naturally, but the default level is too low and pushing it near maximum can make speech sound robotic and overly bright.