Martin Nguyen

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<a href="https://www.amazon.com/Jabra-Enabled-Wireless-Earbuds-Charging/dp/B077ZGRVRX" rel="ugc">https://www.amazon.com/Jabra-Enabled-Wireless-Earbuds-Charging/dp/B077ZGRVRX</a>&nbsp;<br><br>If you wanted wireless earbuds the Jabra Elites are good quality and connect to your phone through Bluetooth. Bluetooth range is typically 30 ft but you'll want to test to see how walls etc effect the connection.
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https://www.amazon.com/Jabra-Enabled-Wireless-Earbuds-Charging/dp/B077ZGRVRX [https://www.amazon.com/Jabra-Enabled-Wireless-Earbuds-Charging/dp/B077ZGRVRX] 

If you wanted wireless earbuds the Jabra Elites are good quality and connect to your phone through Bluetooth. Bluetooth range is typically 30 ft but you'll want to test to see how walls etc effect the connection.

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Sometimes I work from a different room and don't want to hold my Samsung S8 cell phone when talking to someone.<br />
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What under $100 external microphone and speakers do you recommend without VIDEO ?<br />
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I am OK with something like <a href="https://www.walmart.com/ip/Microphone-Mic-Perfect-Youtube-Interview-Video-Clip-Tie-Lavalier-Clip-on-Condenser-Omnidirectional-Recording-Conference-Podcast-Voice-Dictation-iPhone/581467735" rel="ugc">https://www.walmart.com/ip/Microphone-Mic-Perfect-Youtube-Interview-Video-Clip-Tie-Lavalier-Clip-on-Condenser-Omnidirectional-Recording-Conference-Podcast-Voice-Dictation-iPhone/581467735</a>, but would like something better.
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Sometimes I work from a different room and don't want to hold my Samsung S8 cell phone when talking to someone.

What under $100 external microphone and speakers do you recommend without VIDEO ?

I am OK with something like https://www.walmart.com/ip/Microphone-Mic-Perfect-Youtube-Interview-Video-Clip-Tie-Lavalier-Clip-on-Condenser-Omnidirectional-Recording-Conference-Podcast-Voice-Dictation-iPhone/581467735, but would like something better.

Samsung S8 Cell Phone -- external microphone and speakers ?

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