@Gina
I usually avoid headsets and would rather have my regular headphones (e.g. in-ears for me) combined with whatever mic I have at my disposal since I have a couple of them. Headset mics are usually crap, a 5 euro clip-on mic will probably sound better than most (gaming) headset mics.
Just thought I'd share this because we don't all have to own crappy/uncomfortable headsets with crappy mics :)
@Gina if you're open to other options in the "meeting audio gear" space, I have become very attached to my current setup: an Audio-Technica AT2035 mic on a RODE PSA-1 desk boom arm, an ancient audio interface (I use a Presonus 44VSL from 10 years ago but I would recommend a Focusrite Scarlett 2i2), and a pair of Beyerdynamic DT-880's - the only headphones I've found that fit over my glasses for hours without making my ears ache. My outbound audio quality is off-the-charts good.
@Gina Depending on your budget and how portable you need it to be, you could look at some entry-level streaming/podcasting mics and couple it with whichever headphones feel most comfortable to you. The two below both come with their own stands while taking up minimal desk-space.
@Gina I don't have a great recommendation, but I want to pop in here to recommend NOT using JBL headsets. I've had three that all had one issue or another making them more or less unusable.
I keep making the mistake of buying them on sale and not realizing why they would be on sale to begin with.
Closest thing to a rec from me is HyperX, which is a budget gaming brand but has good sound quality for the price point. I still can't recommend them because my last one snapped in half.
