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Krisp vs Microsoft Teams' built-in noise suppression

Head-to-head comparison
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Microsoft Teams has solid AI noise suppression built in, and for a Teams-only user it usually covers the basics for free. Krisp is the better pick when you call across several apps, when incoming noise is the problem, or when you want notes without paying for a Copilot license. Here is the honest split.

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Krisp versus Teams built-in feature comparison
FeatureKrispTeams built-in
Cleans your outgoing micYesYes (AI noise suppression)
Cleans incoming audio (noisy participants)Yes, both directionsNo, your side only
Works beyond Teams (Zoom, Meet, Discord, phone)Yes, any appNo, Teams only
AI meeting notesYes, on any appCopilot, needs a paid license, Teams only
Accent conversionYesNo
Cost7-day free trial, then paidFree, inside Teams

Choose Teams' built-in if…

You work entirely in Microsoft Teams, the only issue is your own background noise, and you would rather not add another app. The "High" suppression setting handles a lot on your side at no extra cost.

Choose Krisp if…

You call in more than one app, a noisy participant on the other end keeps ruining calls, or you want AI notes without a separate Copilot license. Krisp cleans both directions and works the same across every calling app.

Or use both

They coexist fine. A common setup is to let Krisp handle audio everywhere for consistency, and leave Teams' own suppression as a backup.

The Verdict

Krisp 4.5 / Teams built-in 4.0

For a Teams-only user who just needs a cleaner outgoing mic, Teams' free suppression does the job. Krisp wins when you leave Teams, need incoming audio cleaned, or want notes and accent conversion without a Copilot license.

Pros

  • Krisp: two-way cleaning on any app, notes and accent conversion, no license needed

Cons

  • Teams built-in: free and capable, but Teams-only and outgoing audio only

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