Have you ever been in a situation where you need to jump on a meeting,
a Zoom call, a Google meet, and you're at the airport,
you're at a coffee shop or just somewhere that's really noisy?
Well, there's a deal that helps you reduce
that noise and be able to talk clearly to someone.
So what I'm going to do on this video is
show you a test of how this is going to work.
I have an audio for an airport and an audio for a coffee shop.
And in this case,
first thing I want to show you is how loud this is going to be without any effects.
This is going to be captured with my Zenheiser microphone.
So I'm going to keep talking and I'm going to show you.
So let's test out the air report.
Go for it.
Okay, so that's the air report.
I'm not using the Irish Clarity, but you can see how loud that is.
Okay. And now I'm going to show you the coffee
shop just so you check out how loud this is going to be.
Okay. So that is the coffee shop.
You Canva see they're making some espresso or something like that.
And that's actually pretty loud.
And that's the same
that's the same level of volume I'm going to use with Iris enabled.
So now what I'm going to do is show you the deal and how Iris actually performed.
So let's go jump over to my desktop. What's up, everyone?
My name is George, and this is SaaS Master.
The deal that we're going to be talking about is Iris Clarity.
Before we actually start the test, I just want to show you what the deal is.
It's a lifetime deal.
So that means that if you pay once, well, that's all you have to pay for life.
And it's $59 for that lifetime deal.
Let me show you really quickly what the deal is right here.
The licensed here and license here.
One, which is $59, gets you access to two users and five devices per user.
So that means that you can have several laptops computers and actually use this.
If you need more users, you can jump into license tier two, three,
and up to license tier five, which gives you 25 users.
Okay? And that's five devices per user.
All right. So that's the deal going on right now.
And what I'm going to do now is do the actual test.
So let's start off with the airport test.
So right now, I am using Iris.
It's already activated right here.
And what you're going to notice is that this is an application that you can
install on Windows or Mac, and you can use it with any program that is using audio.
But be aware that you have to Select Iris to actually use it.
Okay. So, for example, when you have the options
for the type of camera and the type of microphone, you have to Select Iris.
That's it you can use it anywhere on Zoom, Google, Meet, even this where I'm using
for a screen recorder and I'm using Screen Flow.
I just selected Iris and I'm able to use
it with that effect that helps me to reduce that noise.
So let's get started.
Let's start off with the airport.
Okay, so that's the airport running right
now and same volume as I was using before for the test that I was showing you
remember, I am using the laptop for this volume.
Okay. For this test, actually.
So let's go ahead and stop that one. Here we go.
So now I'm going to do with the coffee shop.
Okay.
The coffee shop is running on the back end right now.
They're making the espresso that you heard on my test, and it's super loud.
I mean, I'm hearing it and I would think that this isn't working.
And I wouldn't think at all that someone
on the other end could actually have a clear voice of what I'm talking about.
Okay, so that's a test for both of these.
So what I'm going to do now, as a bonus,
what I want to do is compare it to Crisp, which is another application that ran
before on Absurd, which was also on a lifetime deal.
But that's not available anymore.
But I just want to run the test just to show you the comparison.
Be aware that Crisp has been around for way longer and they have been more
advanced in those options so it could sound better or not.
Let's go ahead and test it.
Let me go ahead and open it up and run these tests again.
Okay, now I have Chris activated and I am also recording on my screen using MacBook.
And I'm going to do the airport test first.
So let's get started.
Same volume as I was using with Iris.
And what I'm testing right now is the airport as same test.
Just let me know what you think later on to see what the actual
results are.
Okay, so I lost the airport and now I'm going to test the coffee shop.
Okay, so the coffee shop is noise running in the background.
And again, it's super loud.
It's making the espresso sound right now, which I don't know how it's going to turn
out on the audio on the back end, but it's super loud.
I'm even raising my voice because I think
it's so loud you can hear someone, but there you go.
Okay, so that's a result for Iris Clarity.
Just let me know what you guys think in the comments.
And if you guys think it's a good deal or
not from my previous test, I do think it works good.
The only issue is obviously the voice
doesn't sound the same because it's making some noise reduction and it kind
of reduces some of your notes from your voice.
But I mean, if you have to go on a meeting
and you don't want those sounds to come up on the meeting or the audio or
the recording then I think it's super good to have it again.
Also if you have children in your house
that are running around, they're screaming, they're yelling,
they're crying or whatever it's going to reduce all those noises and you can
at least have a workable meeting where someone is going to understand you.
So there you go.
That is the video for Irish Clarity and I
hope you guys like the comparison I made for you on Chris.
Just so you guys know what that sounded on Chris.
Same sound saying volumes, same microphone, same laptop.
So there you go.
If you guys want to check out that deal,
that link will be provided in the description.
It helps me out with a small Commission but it won't cost you a single cent more.
Thank you all for watching. My name is George and this is SaaS Master.