Background Voice Cancellation compatible devices

Who can use this feature?

Users: users on all plans
Admin control for the feature: Enterprise Plan

This article refers to the Background Voice Cancellation feature. To learn more about the feature, check out this article.

What devices are compatible with Background Voice Cancellation?

Background Voice Cancellation is compatible with most headset devices. To ensure the best results, we recommend using a headset device with the following parameters:

  • Wired USB headset device.
  • Headset device with external boom microphone. A boom microphone allows precise positioning next to the user's mouth because the microphone is attached to the end of a boom.

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.

  Info

We are working on expanding the requirements for compatible devices to include more devices over time that ensure the best results.
Versions below 2.0.0 Versions 2.0.0 and above

Krisp will automatically detect when your headset is compatible with Background Voice Cancellation and activate the feature. You will see the Background Voice Cancellation icon next to the compatible device:

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If your device isn’t compatible with Background Voice Cancellation or hasn't been automatically recognized by Krisp, you will see this icon on the app UI:

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To check if manual activation is possible for your device and enable it, go to Settings >>> Audio and check the Force activation box next to your device name.

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  Important

When using unrecognized devices with Background Voice Cancellation, the quality of voice or Noise Cancellation may be degraded.

 

Approved headset devices for Background Voice Cancellation

As part of the Background Voice Cancellation feature rollout, the following list of devices has undergone extensive testing. These devices are approved to provide prominent results when used with Background Voice Cancellation.

Jabra Evolve 20
Jabra Evolve LINK
Jabra Evolve LINK MS
Jabra Evolve 20 MS mono
Jabra Evolve 30 II
Jabra Evolve2 30
Jabra Evolve2 40
Jabra Evolve 80
Jabra Engage 50
Jabra LINK 230
Jabra LINK 380
Jabra BIZ 1100
Jabra BIZ 1500
Jabra BIZ 2300
Logitech H340
Logitech H390
Logitech H540
Logitech H570e
Logitech Zone Wired
Logitech G Pro X
Plantronics Blackwire 3220
Plantronics Blackwire 3225
Plantronics Blackwire 5220
Plantronics DA70
Poly Blackwire 3320
Microsoft Modern USB Headset
Sennheiser SC30
Sennheiser SC60
DSU-2x Headset

  Info

We are constantly testing and evaluating additional headset models and the list will be updated as new devices are approved.


Control audio devices Voice Cancellation state at your team level

As a team admin, you can select the Background Voice Cancellation state for audio devices used by your team members.

To access the list of devices used by your team members, go to Settings >>> Setup >>> Audio Devices

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The default state of all audio devices is Auto.
Audio devices will perform coherently with the Krisp-approved list of devices for Background Voice Cancellation. As soon as you change their states, your team-level choice prevails.

You may manually change the Voice Cancellation 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 restart the Krisp app to see the settings change immediately.

For your convenience, you may perform Voice Cancellation state changes in bulk:

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  Hint

With this feature, you will be able to turn on Background Voice Cancellation 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.

 

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