It's fine for what it offers if you don't mind the cable. However, I would prefer the Bluetooth version.

I have them in my possession for a year. I use them for zoom for about 6-8 hours a day. In my opinion, it is an excellent choice as the microphone is excellent in isolating sounds (combined with settings such as Zoom, Skype for high external noise isolation). It is lightweight (although with continuous use, it can be tiring), soft on the ears, excellent control with which you open/close the microphone (and even adjust the settings you make), it is not necessary for others to see that you are closing it (it appears closed to you but open to others, for example, the Zoom icon), and you can adjust the voice/sound. For professional use and for around 50-60 euros, it is an excellent choice in terms of build/sound quality, but mainly for the quality of the microphone (not all microphones are capable of blocking sounds, and you can easily buy expensive headphones but the microphone is essentially cheap and useless)

If you are looking for headphones for work, get them with your eyes closed.
They don't tire at all, they have a very good sound, the noise cancellation works perfectly (I am on calls all day and in an open space office), flawless performance on teams, WebEx, zoom, etc.

Amazing for videocalls and overall professional use (office). Very useful that they have both the mini jack and USB-A, so you can use them with your mobile phone (if it has the port). Very good environmental isolation, very soft cushions, I have been using them for a year already.