This article refers to the Voice Isolation feature. To learn more about the feature, check out this article.
What devices are compatible with Voice Isolation?
Voice Isolation is compatible with most headset devices. To ensure the best results, we recommend using a headset device with the following parameters:
- Minimum requirements: USB Connectivity (A or C).
- Half-length to full-length boom mic.
- Should be on the lower end of cost since Krisp will handle advanced features like Noise and Voice Isolation for you
If you are not using a device with the recommended parameters, you can still use other headset devices, such as:
- Bluetooth headsets
- Headsets with on-device boom microphone
- Headsets with mid-length boom microphone
But the requirements mentioned above guarantee the best results.
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We are working on expanding the requirements for compatible devices to include more devices over time that ensure the best results.
When Voice Isolation is on and you connect a compatible device, Krisp will automatically choose it as your speaker/microphone.
If your device is not compatible with Voice Isolation or has not been automatically recognized by Krisp, the app UI will display the following information:
To check if manual activation is possible for your device and enable it, go to Settings >>> Audio and check the Manual activation box next to your device name.
Important
When using unrecognized devices with Voice Isolation, the quality of voice or Noise Cancellation may be degraded.
Device coverage list
Krisp maintains a full coverage list of devices that are approved for Voice Isolation. Expand the list below to check a specific device. You can also check out Headset and audio recommendations for Krisp to learn more about the best practices.
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Device names appear as they are reported to your operating system. Some entries are intentionally shortened: they cover every device whose name starts with that text. For example, Jabra Evolve covers all Jabra Evolve models.
Voice Isolation works with these devices out of the box.
| 1MORE Spearhead VR | Jabra Engage | RM-K50 SELECT |
| ABKO N550 | Jabra Evolve | ROCCAT Khan AIMO |
| AC-204 | Jabra LINK | ROG Delta GUNDAM LTD |
| Accutone V10 Demo | Jabra MOTION | ROG Delta Origin |
| Addasound Epic | Jabra PRO | ROG DELTA S |
| Addasound SR | Jabra UC VOICE | ROG Strix Fusion Wireless |
| AirSound-M97 | JBL Free | ROG Strix Gaming Audio |
| Alienware 510 | JBL Quantum | ROG STRIX Go 2.4 |
| Alienware AW988 | JBL Quantum 800 | SADES A6 |
| ALPHA-X | JLab GO Work | SADES Audio |
| Arctis | JPL-100 | SADES Dazzle |
| AST H100 | JPL-40 | SADES Diablo |
| Astro A | JPL-50 | SADES Hammer |
| ASUS ROG 7.1 | JPL-COMMANDER | SADES Locust Plus |
| ASUS ROG Spitfire | JPL-Hac | SADES Luna |
| ATH-G1WL | KENWOOD KH | SADES Snuk |
| Audeze Mobius | KJ-USB HEASET | SADES Wolfang |
| Audeze Mobius 3D 8Ch | KLIM Impact | SADES Xpower Plus |
| Audeze Penrose | KLIM Mantis Audio | Savi 7 |
| Avaya L100 Controller | KORP THALLIUM | savi 8 |
| Avaya L159 | Legion Thunder Y480 | SB Tactic3D Rage Wireless |
| Axtel MS | Logi Zone 750 | Sennheiser D 10 |
| Axtel Voice UC | Logitech G733 | Sennheiser D 10 for Lync |
| B450-XT | Logitech H | Sennheiser DECT |
| B550-XT v1.34 | Logitech H820 | Sennheiser PC 8.2 USB |
| B550-XT v1.35 | Logitech Stereo H650 | Sennheiser SC |
| Baseus GAMO D05 | Logitech USB Hea | Sennheiser SD |
| Beien U17 | LS15P Chat Interface | Sennheiser SD for Lync |
| BH-M9 | LucidSound PC Chat Audio | Sennheiser SDW |
| BHF02 | Lync USB | Sennheiser SDW 5 BS - US |
| Bloody Gaming Audio Device | M&D MG20 | Sennheiser USB |
| boAt IM-1000D | M99+ | sharkoon skiller sgh |
| BR-929776 | MAXELL BT-HYPER | Siberia V2 |
| CH321 | MH650 | Skiller SGH2 |
| CHS 40 USB V1N | MH752 | SkillKorp SKP_H21 |
| Cisco 56 | Microsoft LifeChat | SL HC5 |
| Cisco 561 SB | Micrófono (Mpow HC) (VDI) | SN-RGW9 |
| Cisco 562 SB | Mpow 323 | SOMIC STINCOO GS401 WIRELESS |
| COMET 7.1 | Mpow 459 | Soundcore Strike |
| CORSAIR HS | MPOW Hands-Free AG Audio | Stealth 600 |
| Corsair HS60 PRO | Mpow HC | Stealth 700 |
| CORSAIR VIRTUOSO | Mpow M5 | SteelSeries Arctis 7X |
| CYF-K2 | Mpow M5 Hands-Free AG Audio | SteelSeries H |
| D312U | MPOW Wireless Gaming Headset | steelseries siberia |
| DA40 Adapter | Mpow-158 | Stile Compact Voip V1.3 |
| DAREU Gaming Headphone | Mpow-224 | SupraPlus Wideband USB |
| Dell BT100 | MPOW-BH470A | SXFI GAMER |
| Ear Force Stealth | Nearity HP10 | SYN Pro Air |
| EasySMX VIP002W Wireless Headphone | NettDriven | Tecware Q5 headphones |
| EDIFIER CC200 | Ninja USB Duo | THS 40 USB V1N |
| EDIFIER G20 | NUBWO | TK-HS001 |
| EDIFIER G4 | NUBWO-G | TK-HS003 |
| EDIFIER USB K5000 | OMEN Mindframe | TLK |
| EKSA | OMEN Mindframe Prime | TLK FS v2 |
| Elite Atlas Aero | PH259 | TLK Sirius |
| Elo 7.1 | Plantr | TLK Sirius QD Adapter |
| eMeet HS | Plantronics .Audio | Tronsmart Glary |
| EncorePro | Plantronics BT600 | TruVoice USB |
| EPKO Vg Voip Slim V1.3 | Plantronics C | TT-BH041 |
| EPKO Vg Voip V1.3 | Plantronics DA | TUF Gaming H7 Wireless |
| EPOS ADAPT1 | Plantronics EncorePro 515 USB | TUF H3 Wireless |
| EPOS ADAPT2 | Plantronics EncorePro 525 USB | Turtle Beach P |
| EPOS EDU | Plantronics Entera | turtle beach recon 60 |
| EPOS IMPACT | Plantronics GameCom | turtle beach stealth |
| EPOS PC | Plantronics HD1 | UG-05 |
| Equinox Phobos | Plantronics HW121N-USB | USB Ear-Microphon |
| F-400-PT | Plantronics Savi | USB-BH209A |
| FANTECH CAPTAIN | PLT Focus | USB-BH336A |
| FANTECH FUSION | PLT V5200 | USBdset H360 |
| FANTECH HEXAGON | PLT_Legend | USBFC1-A |
| FANTECH OCTANE | PLTDA60 | USBGH520-ENC |
| FANTECH SNIPER | Poly Blackw | USBGH8-ENC |
| Felitron Epko VG Voip | Poly Blackwire | V07W Wireless Headphone |
| FNATIC Esports | Poly BT600 | VIRO Plus |
| G30 Game Live | Poly BT700 | Voix-920U |
| G432 | Poly DA | Voyager |
| G909 Pro | Poly Encore | VT Lync |
| G933 Artemis Spectrum | Poly Savi | VT X208 |
| G936 | Poly V5200 | VTALK |
| G941 | Practica SP-USB20 | VXi Envoy |
| GAMING GM500 | Radon 610 | VXi S450-XT |
| GN 2000 MS USB | RAKK | WHS614 |
| GN 2000 USB | RAMPAGE MIRACLE | Wireless Gaming Headseat |
| GN 9350 | RAMPAGE RM-W1 | X-Rest 7.1 |
| Grandstream GUV3000 | Raptor HS40 | XD-LY8 |
| GSP 370 | Razer BlackShark | XIBERIA |
| GSP 670 | Razer Electra | XPG EMIX |
| HP DHE-8012U | Razer Kraken | Yealink BT51 |
| HS-720 V2 | Razer ManO'War | Yealink UH |
| HS370 | Razer Megalodon | Yealink WH |
| HyperX 7.1 | Razer Nari | ZEB-ALL ROUNDER |
| HyperX Cloud | Razer Thresher | Zeb-Grace U |
| HyperX Virtual Surround Sound | Razer Thresher 7.1 | ZET GAMING Blackout |
| Intelbras THS 55 | RIG 800 | ZH20-C-ENC |
| Intelbras THS 55 V2N | RIG WD1 | Zone 900 Receiver |
| INZONE H9 / INZONE H7 - Chat | RIG-700HS | Zone Wired |
| Jabra BIZ | RIG-800PRO HS | Zone Wireless |
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We are constantly testing and evaluating additional headset models and the list will be updated as new devices are approved.
Control audio devices Voice Isolation state at your team level
As a team admin, you can select the Voice Isolation state for audio devices used by your team members.
To access the list of devices used by your team members, go to Team settings >>> Setup >>> Audio Devices
The default state of all audio devices is Auto.
Audio devices will perform coherently with the Krisp-approved list of devices for Voice Isolation. As soon as you change their states, your team-level choice prevails.
You may manually change the Voice Isolation state to:
- ON: This will force ON the feature for a specific audio device.
- User’s choice: The feature will be OFF by default unless the user manually turns it ON from Krisp app preferences.
- OFF: This will force OFF the feature for a specific audio device.
It can take up to 6 hours for the settings changes to reflect in the app. Alternatively, users can sync their accounts to see the settings change immediately.
For your convenience, you may perform Voice Isolation state changes in bulk.
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With this feature, you will be able to turn on Voice Isolation for all team members using USB-connected headsets. Or, you can set User’s Choice for built-in devices, so when using devices connected with a 3.5 mm jack, users can manually turn the feature ON on Windows.