I think option A is the best option by a pretty significant margin. I simply prefer his voice over the two ladies voices, and I do not think it is very close.

A just sounds like he knows what he talking about and the most professional sounding of the bunch.

The first sound is clear and very audible. It is easy to understand and not so deep and therefore best suited for advertisements and commercials and the cost is also very affordable compared to the rest that somehow expensive

Option A sounds much more professional than the other 2. He has a warm comforting voice compared to the others.

I would prefer option A voice over artist. Option A voice over voice has alot of information which described and advertised the product in a more appealing way.

the gentlemen in A had a very nice voice. It was calm, relaxed, and professional

I liked choice A the best because the voice over sounded the most professional while being inviting and warm. Choice A didn't sound too strong of an accent which is more approachable compared to choice B which was too bubbly and choice C which is way too low and felt forced.

I prefer the male voice over; just sounds more original.

To me, the voice artist in option A sounds most relatable and most friendly. He sounds like someone who could relate information in a nice way, very smooth. Option B sounds a little condescending in her tone, which makes her less enticing to listen to. Option C just sounds a bit like a schoolteacher to me, and I wouldn't want to listen.

I chose Option A as the best because I like the male and then the other two by the pitch of their voice

The voice is strong and professional in B. C is okay, I like the ethnicity. A isn't to my taste.

B is the best. It is a soft and friendly woman voice. And since it's a cleaning product use a woman voice since they usually do anyways. A is a male voice but it is a good one. C is a woman voice and even though I said to use a woman's voice over a man this woman's voice is to monotone and robot like.

The female voice in Option B is very pleasant and understandable. Her voice is conversational and pleasing and most importantly: youthful. Option A is likewise pleasant and friendly, but I prefer the feminine voice. Even though Option C is a female voice, I chose it last because her voice was too deep and "old". Option C is stuffy and formal and makes me defensive in the face of a high-cultured voice,

I really love B. Her voice makes me happy. It's upbeat, bright, lively and just sounds fun. It pulls you in because it's vibrant and just has such a nice ring to it. I also love C, though not as much. It's just more common sounding. B sounds fancy, upbeat, lovely. A just sounds basic and like simplistic to me. I think C is ok, but not anything that would make me want to listen, in fact it's slightly annoying sounding to me for some reason. She reminds me of one of my college professors in her tone.

Option B had a compelling ad but also a great sounding voice

I felt that B had all the voice talent chops and she was very energetic and could change how she did her voice overs to a very wide array of specifications to meet a clients needs.

I really like her voice in option B it has a soothing effect and makes me interested in the context

I prefer option B video advertisement for a home cleaning product.Because the voice over artist make trust and well explains the product.

I went with the smooth and cleanest voice as my top choice, which is B. I ranked them by what I felt had the clearest voice that is enjoyable to listen to and is understandable.

option B sounds like the best video advertisement to me

I think the first one has the best range and can do the most judging by her commercial. I also like the others, in that orser though

B has a good quality

The female voice of Option C is extremely clear and articulate with the hint of British accent- my decided favorite of the three

I like option B the best because the person sounded more natural and I liked that I could see them talking in the video. Option C sounded like the person talking might have had some effects being used on their voice and for option A it really sounded like the voice wasn't natural.

It was hard. But I chose the most familiar voice. Reminded me of my pappy that I lost years ago.

Feels most natural and not overproduced or like a computer.

I prefer the smooth sound of B and I think that A is kind of okay for the part. C doesn't sound appealing to me with that type of voice.

Actor B had the most pleasant voice to me and I think their tone and style would fit the product the best.

Option B is my rank 1 because I can see that the speaker is enjoying what she is doing, she has great diction and voice clarity is observed. Second choice is also good the speaker is fluent. Third choice is A because the speaker is monotone.

I like option B the most because the females voice is soft and sweet and makes the information more soothing to hear.

B is the best answer in my opinion.

Hands down B is amazing and the best choice. C has a bit of a raspy quality and A sounds more Australian than British.

B - she had a great personality and voice. She was also a lot of fun. C - 2nd choice more serious and to the point, liked her voice though. A - OK voice but I think a female voice would be better for this ad.

I think women's voices sell more in today's society. Choice B has the most expression.

I like the excitement my first choice seems to convey and I like the male voice least for this product.

i prefer option B to be ranked first because the voice over artist is good and clear when compared to the other two voice over artists.

I thought B was the best because the voice was exciting, clearly articulated, and cultured. My second choice was A, because it thought it was clear and pleasant sounding, but a bit boring. I didn’t really like anything about C, it was too mild and awkward sounding.

Option B sounds fun and engaging. I'm sure she would be able to sell a cleaning product. Option A has a wonderful voice, but I don't think of cleaning when I hear it. It does not seem to be a good fit. Option C is a little shrill for me. I'm annoyed enough by cleaning, this voice would not inspire me to buy.

I thought A sounded friendly and engaging and I liked how confident she was. C was just a really unique accent that stood out to me. There was nothing particularly special to me about B's voice.

I think Option C was the most confidence-inspiring voice. I didn't really like the Northern British one (it was a tad grating) which left Option B as my second choice by default.

I chose these simply based on preference

My preference for C is the sweetness of the voice and the way she deliveres and sell the product with her voice, while B is cool and the voice sound mature and the video also makes it look nice showing the facial expression of the person, while A sound mature and cool for the product because mostly voice over sounds this way

The voice actress in sample C is very well spoken and professional sounding, with a great timbre to her voice. Actress B is good enough, but not spectacular or particularly noteworthy in any way. Voice actor A sounds forced, and not necessarily natural and eloquent.

I feel more favorable towards the female British bpcie over BY Hannah Gee. Her voice sounds more. Perfect for the role. And she would definitely be a good choice for the advertisement.

While I was making my choices, I considered how clear, audible and comprehensive each of the voices sounded, so I can C first because it sounded great.

I selected choices based on the link that has the best voice overs.

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I picked choice C as my favorite out of the three for an advertistment because I felt that the voice is strong and professional but natural and feminine. It's not a too commanding voice that can intimidate people.

C sounds best for me i will go for this voice over.B follows with a humorous lady using different voices last A .

The polished voice that seems both professional and knowledgeable is the most appealing.