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A wireless headset for home office is a headset that uses Bluetooth technology to connect to your phone or computer, allowing you to make and receive calls wirelessly.
All-in-one UC Workstation:The Yealink Unified Communication Workstation is more than a single base, it eases the management of business communication demands and other USB devices. It also delivers great flexibility with a set of integrated features to facilitate your daily routine.
It is professional, collaborative, and available. All Your Needs on the UC Workstation: The Unified Communication Workstation gives users the possibility and flexibility to connect devices, and manage communications from a single device, and also act as a hub that integrate a full-duplex speakerphone, a 4-inch touch console, and a USB hub, which, together offer incredible set of features allowing you to meet, connect and collaborate seamlessly and intelligently.
Match Your Platform: Thanks to the broad compatibility of Yealink personal collaboration devices such as headsets, speakerphones and USB cameras, users can enjoy consistent call experience across unified communication platforms, which promises better communication quality, higher productivity and lower IT costs.
Certified for Microsoft Teams, the devices designed with a dedicated Teams button for activating Microsoft Teams with one touch. Be Heard Crystal Clearly : Yealink Acoustic Shield Technology, the two Microphones built in WH66 block the background noise automatically but ensure participant voice be heard clearly, greatly boost the communication efficiency.
No more EHS adapters needed:Yealink WH66 connect Yealink voip phone directly with one USB cable with Dect Wireless Technology. Also Built-In Bluetooth, supporting connect with cell phone and desk phone simultaneously.
Integrated deeply with Yealink IP Phones, you can just feel the crystal call experience at the moment of wearing WH66. Also work with popular Unified Communication platforms, achieving all-round collaboration.
The Yealink WH66 is the Industry-leading DECT wireless headset, with WH66 Dual and WH66 Mono two models, opening an entirely new form of desktop collaboration. Work seamlessly with major UC platforms and integrate natively with Yealink IP Phones.
4. 0 inch (480 x 800) capacitive touch screen of base offers newly work experience, just one touch, all control. Act as a workstation, managing phone calls, connecting with multiple devices (desk phone/mobile phone/computer), charging mobile phone wirelessly, and even playing a speakerphone’s role.
Best of all, deploying such a multifunctional workstation only needs to plug directly. Easiest things to do, greatest convenience to enjoy.
This is the MSFT model. It allows you to launch a Microsoft Teams meeting and pick-up or answer a Teams call with a single touch. Or apply a longer touch to invoke Cortana voice skills. It’s that simple.
Zone Wireless is Teams-certified and Teams 4. 0 compliant to ensure a seamless audio experience when using Teams to chat, meet, call or video conference. The Teams version of Zone Wireless also fully supports Skype for Business.
Open workspaces are great for collaboration, but they can also be noisy. Take control of your acoustic environment with Zones Wireless Headset, the Bluetooth headset specifically designed for busy workspaces.
Equally awesome for talking and music. Connects to smartphone and computer simultaneously and features simple controls, flip-to-mute mic and Qi charging. Zone Wireless Plus can connect up to six Logitech Unifying wireless peripherals through a single USB Unifying + Audio receiver.
I bought Logitech Zone Wireless Bluetooth recently. I was disappointed there is no Qi charger included. Not only that, but figuring out which charger to get is hard. No recommendation from Logitech, just any “Qi-certified”.
I bought Anker PowerWave Pad Model A2053. When I got it (about an hour ago) I found it requires a “fast-charging” AC up to 9v adapter, not a 5v only regular adapter. I had one fortunately, for a phone.
The ANC feature is of minimal usefulness. My wife is on phone for her work in same room so I hoped it would help. Can’t tell much difference, except when ANC is on, I can hear myself breathing faintly.
The headset squeezed my ears too much, so I spread the ear muffs a few times and seems to fit better now, but is a bit heavy and today I switch back to an older lighter corded headset for a rest. It seems to be made of durable materials, but really it is pretty hefty.
Is it worth it? Not sure. I just know it should last longer than the corded one whose cable jacketing is splitting off. There is an option to turn off voice prompts. I turned it off because it was distracting – dongle disconnected, dongle connected – every time I switch a KVM between my work and home notebook, etc.
Now I can’t get “Headset status report” to tell me “Battery full dongle connected”. Instead the status report (I chose to get with a long press on the center button) now just gives me 2 tones – what good is that? Not much.
I also get 3 beeps when I KVM switch, or 2 when I flip mike up/down, but if I ask for a special headset status it should just use english!.
I always wanted a headset for use in the office. My conference calls with a global team required something that would fit my budget and meet my needs. This Vont Bluetooth headset is better than the one supplied by the office.
They gave wired headsets that could only work with a land phone. I am often on Skype whatsapp and WebX on my phone. With this one, my iPhone is now useable on native calls and can join in calls on third party apps with the team.
Setup was a breeze and was done in less than a minute. I make sure to fully charge the headset and keep it juiced up. I love the ability to use it with Siri. The quality of calls on it and the battery life I get on a single charge are excellent.
I use it mainly on the calls, not much with listening to music. Pros: Not heavy, adjustable, great battery life, comfortable to wear, very easy setup, compatible with a wide variety of devices and apps.
The headset is great. It is less compact as the typical Bluetooth headset but lacks the bulkiness of most full-size headsets. It is quite lightweight that you barely notice it on. The tons of driving I do at work is easier with this.
The audio clarity is great and the mike works well. It does not need you to shout to be heard by the person on the other end. Even in a loud room, I found that you can still be heard by the other party easily and hear them well too.
A very pleasing headset. It paired easily and worked perfectly right from the first time trying it. I look forward to using it on trips in my RV. I am glad I won’t have to interact with my phone. I will be using this Bluetooth headset all the time.
Professional wireless Bluetooth headset has been redesigned with your needs in mind. Truck drivers, warehouse workers, office managers and remote-workers have been enlisted to build an adjustable, comfortable wireless Bluetooth headset with all the features you need to get the job done.
I bought the Delton 10X trucker headset a couple years ago to use in the office and absolutely loved it. Came to Staples to order another one after I broke mine and found this new Delton 20X headset.
It’s everything I loved about the other headset and then some. Super comfortable and the battery life is amazing.
I bought this for my boyfriend that works out of his truck. It’s very pair and is able to hear his clients clearly. It’s so simple using the buttons to answer the phone quickly when his phone isn’t near.
We had a toggle so plugging it into the laptop and using bluetooth with my computer is super easy. The best part is the battery life for calls, standby and listening to music. we both use the headset and so pleased.
Industry leading performance – Enjoy superior wireless connectivity with the Jabra Evolve 65 Wireless Headset. With a range of up to 30 meters/100 feet, you can work away from your desk and still maintain quality sound and service.
Increase agent focus – Use this Jabra headset to overcome interruptions with an integrated busy light that acts as a do-not-disturb sign for colleagues. Plus, simply wearing the specially designed ear cushions eliminates high-frequency noise.
Microphone sensitivity is -17dBFS/Pa All-day battery – Get up to 14 hours of talk time with the Jabra Evolve 65. Or you can simply connect the USB and charge while using the office headset. Superior connectivity – Connect wirelessly via Bluetooth (USB dongle for PCs included) or directly using USB cable.
Dual connectivity enables connection to your PC & 1 other Bluetooth device simultaneously, so you can take calls on your preferred device. Compatibility – This pro headset works with all leading UC platforms.
Certified for Skype for Business, Cisco, and more. It is also compatible with all of the most popular online voice call services.
I purchased this to replace my aging USB Jabra desk conference spk/mic which worked so well and needed a more personal device with working from anywhere today. Brilliant! works well and the noise cancelling on the mic is exceptional, can operate in a busy office or anywhere with background noise and call participants hear none of it! Sometimes Bluetooth dongle can need re-enabling as doesn’t always pick the clearest channel.
But when it can finds one then it is perfect, but that is not a product issue, more technology problem as Bluetooth in some areas the 2. 4GHz band is congested. On cable always perfect so you have a back up too.
Sound quality for listening is clear also for music in between if you want it. Charge time is fast and run time is approx 8 – 10 hr with reasonably heavy usage, lighter use a few 1hr long meetings and a few shorter calls I get around 2 – 4 days on a charge.
Point of View on Accessories: There is a charging station available but I find the USB cable fine, Unnecessary luxury as you would end up with charging stations for so many different Bluetooth devices, so tend to stick with USB unless WiFi charging is an option.
Brought this as a gift for someone who wanted a cordless, lightweight, portable headset for their Apple laptop. This is their experience so far: Easy to connect by using the Jabra dongle and good sound quality.
but then the issues started. 1. Headset would only last 15 mins and turns off while in use. 2. Left headset to charge overnight to try again – but only lasted 15 mins again before turning off. 3. Using the USB wired option only allowed the headset to work briefly before shutting off and you can’t turn them back on.
4. Could not not use the laptop default speakers and mic to do video conferencing even after disconnecting the Jabra dongle. Basically, they’ve asked me to test it out on my Window laptop to see if the issues are related to the Apple laptop only.
So after I finish testing, it’ll probably come down to either a faulty headset, incompatibility with Apple products or user error. Anyway, it sounds like a lot of teething issues for what should be an easy plug & play wireless headset and not a cheap one at that.
My recommendation is to buy the wired headset instead and save yourself some money. and I know this because I use the a wired Jabra headset for work. just plug it in and away it works. also I suggest only use it for Windows computers because they just work with 99% of the accessories out there.
I bought this headset because I found most gaming headsets to be far too large, enclosing the ears and blocking out surrounding sound which obviously is the intention, but I found the pressure on my ears very uncomfortable.
I often found myself leaving one headphone off due to this that and generally getting too hot from bulky earcups but friends kept complaining of echos resulting from the microphone picking up that headphones audio.
This headset eliminates pretty much all the issues Ive had. The microphones great, the audio quality is nice and clear though obviously may not stand up to comparison with headsets designed specifically for entertainment, and headset although fairly spartan in design is comfortable and I find I can wear it for hours at a time without any discomfort.
With the mono headphone design, I can still clearly hear my surroundings and audio output from my main speakers, while also hear the conversation on the headset. There are some new issues I hadnt encountered previously that have arisen with this completely different style of headset, but nothing Id consider a dealbreaker.
mostly little niggling things, which Ill list below. Overall Id say this is a great headset. Possibly a little pricey, but not overly expensive compared to others of its type. Pros Headset and microphone quality are nice and clear, perfect for voice chat.
Audio cancellation is great I often have musicvideogame audio playing on my speakers during conversations, and have had no reports of that audio coming through. No lag in voice transmission that Im aware of.
Battery lasts for quite a few hours of constant use, and charges quickly. VolumeCall AnswerMute buttons are fairly intuitive to use, and the option to have audible feedback letting you know if you are muted and so on is quite useful.
Microphone swivels to either side, allowing headset to be used on either ear. Headphone is comfortable and unobtrusive. ConsNothing major, mostly just minor annoyances that may be very particular to me, but I thought Id mention them all the same.
Voice apps other than Skype seem to have a little trouble with the headset such as Discord, not always registering that there is an audio device connected even though the microphone is transmitting, the headset audio doesnt always route to the headset, but sometimes out my main speakers.
Im not certain if the issue lies with Jabra or Discord itself. Im not really dropping the star rating because of this, but it is a slightly annoying issue as I have to manually switch audio sources every time I want to use the headset.
The advertised range is in a completely unobstructed area such as an open plan office. In practise, the signal will drop out with even one solid wall between you and the bluetooth dongle and this with the bluetooth range set to normal, the highest it will go.
Its not a major flaw and obviously not an issue for most people, I just like to be able to continue a conversation when I have to leave my desk. The supplied charging cable is pretty short. I realize this product is mainly intended for use in fairly close proximity to your computer, but in my particular situation due to limitations in room layout, the nearest available charging USB port is well over a meter away from me, which makes charging the headset while in use impractical.
Still, at least Jabra opted for micro USB charging for this headset rather than a proprietary connector, so getting a longer cable isnt an issue. Was a bit annoyed to discover they hadnt released the charging dock at the same time as this headset which was originally a factor in my decision to purchase.
The magnet meant to hold the microphone to the headband when the headset is not in use is not particularly strong, and only really works if you havent bent the flexible end of the boom too far from its original shape.
Again, not really a dealbreaker, but its made me jump a few times when the microphone randomly pings away from the headset and hits something on my desk. The microphone boom is apparently pretty noisy to move around during a conversation.
It rotates on little notches, which are great for helping it to maintain its position. but if you try and adjust the rotation during a call, the sound is audible to everyone on the receiving end. Ive seen comments saying that the headband is a bit flimsy and easily snapped, and I can see how that might happen as it is made of plastic.
but to be honest Ive not had this issue. I think if you treat your equipment with care, you will never have this problem. Overall the advantages of this headset far outweigh a few minor annoyances, Id definitely recommend it.
Hear and be heard clearly on calls with the black Microsoft Modern Wireless Bluetooth Headset. Optimized for Microsoft Teams on Surface and Windows 10 computers, this wireless on-ear headset frees you from getting tangled up in cables by pairing with up to two Bluetooth compatible devices simultaneously.
A USB adapter is included for computers that don’t already have Bluetooth connectivity. The 28mm moving coil speaker drivers have a 100 Hz to 20 kHz frequency response, providing you with crystal clear audio.
At the same time, two beamforming MEMS microphones in the boom arm fully capture your voice. Flipping the mic up automatically mutes it, which is indicated by an integrated LED light. Other convenient on-ear controls include a dedicated Microsoft Teams button and a volume dial alongside mute, hook, and paring buttons.
The integrated battery provides up to 30 hours of talk time or 50 hours of music listening and can be fully recharged in about 2. 5 hours. The headset also has a 32- to 98-foot range, depending on how crowded your office environment is.
The Microsoft Modern Wireless Bluetooth Headset is compatible with Windows 7 to 10, macOS, Android, and iOS devices. Some features may require a software download, which is not supported by macOS.
A microsoft product sold as a microsoft Teams integration device ought to have no problems, right? Wrong. The Teams button doesn’t work- it doesn’t do anything. The call answer/end button doesn’t work to leave a meeting.
And when you look it up, this (software/firmware) problem has been around unresolved for a year or more. But the microphone swing-down to unmute and the mute button both do work though, and the device has enough range for me to walk around the house/lay on my bed/lounge during those dreary long-winded teams meetings.
I was a little apprehensive after reading the negative reviews, but thought that I’d try this out for myself. I work in an open office floor plan and take calls all day. I was looking for something wireless and on the cheaper side.
I first tried the Logitech H600. They were great as far and connection and sound, but not comfortable on the ears. Then I tried the jLab go work, which has great reviews. They are Bluetooth only and kept cutting out on calls.
Lastly I picked theses up and have replaced the other two. This headset is super comfy and light. I use the usb dongle provided for connection. Once my setting on the Cisco soft phone we’re all adjusted correctly sound and mic were great.
I even pulled calls to listen, no issue with the audio. It’s updates with a usb c and is very easy to mute. Hope that helps.
Overall, very good earphones that work well with MicroSoft Teams. I have had no complaints about hearing my voice when I speak. I wish they were just one ear, I feel that is more comfortable to wear all day.
I have noticed that once you connect them to the computer, it is hard to switch to computer speakers when desired. Battery seems good and I have only had very few instances when connection is not good.
One real downside is the range. I work in my dining room and when I walk into the kitchen (not far away) the connection will go out. You can hear (with static), but the microphone will not work. I wish the range was much more.
Make it your business to hear and be heard with the Plantronics Voyager Focus UC stereo Bluetooth headset. With three precision-tuned mics and sophisticated muting options, your callers hear only you.
Ground-breaking active and passive noise canceling, and immersive stereo sound let you focus on the person you re calling. With up to 150 feet of wireless range, enjoy mobility while calls and music stay crystal clear, whether you re at your desk, in the conference room or in the kitchen.
Seamless connectivity to your PC or smartphone, and integration with leading UC applications, means you can focus on work, not on the chaos around you.
Free yourself from your desk with the perfect affordable Bluetooth wireless single-ear (mono) headset. Meet the Voyager 4310 UC. Its everything you need to stay connected to all your devices whether at home or in the office.
Keep yourself productive with all day comfort and dual-mic Acoustic Fence technology that eliminates background noise. Connect to a computer with the included BT700 USB-A adapter and to a mobile via Bluetooth v5.
2. Microsoft Teams version supports easy collaboration with a dedicated Teams button for instant access to the Teams App. Phenomenal flexibility, connectivity and freedom? Yes please!.
9. Willful M98 Bluetooth Headset Wireless Headset with Microphone Charging Base Pro Clear Sound for Car Truck Driver Call Center Home Office PC (Headset
>Bluetooth Headset with Noise Cancelling Mic: The boom microphone enabled the newest noise cancelling tech, can pick up your voice exactly and block the noise from the surround. Willful M98 can ensure crystal-clear conversations even in noisy environment.
>One Press to Be Mute & Music Enjoying: There is a mute button on the microphone, just one press the key to block your sound during for talks when necessary when connected with USB Dongle. >Lightweight & Comfortable Cordless Headset: Skin-friendly soft earpad, flexible headband and super lightweight design, can ensure you focus on your Car Truck Drive/Call Center/Home/Office PC talk with comfortable wearing experience.
>Wide Compatibility: Willful M98 wireless bluetooth headset can pair with any bluetooth-enabled devices and can connect with 2 devices at one time, like cell phones, tablets, computers and so on. >Long-lasting Battery: Willful M98 can offer up to 17 hours continuous talking time and 200 hours standby time with single fully charged in just 2 hours.
Stay focused and connect seamlessly to your Surface or other Windows 10 PC with the Certified for Microsoft Teams wireless headset that makes calls and productivity comfortable and reliable. The Microsoft Modern Wireless Headset for Business features great audio quality at an exceptional value.
Connect fast and stay focused Featuring high-quality audio, noise-reducing microphone, wireless convenience, and intuitive on-ear call controls for Microsoft Teams calls and more. All-day comfort Comfortable on-ear design with lightweight, padded earcups for all-day wear.
Increase call clarity With a background noise-reducing microphone and high-quality stereo speakers optimized for voice. Flip to mute microphone Featuring a status light that allows you to easily see whether you can be heard or not.
Certified for Microsoft Teams Join meetings at a touch of a button and enjoy high-quality audio, plus easy setup and management. Teams Certification requires the included USB dongle to connect. Long lasting battery Up to 50 hours of music listening time or up to 30 hours of voice calling on Microsoft Teams.
Convenient on-ear call controls Including mute, volume, and the Microsoft Teams button.
Enjoy high-quality audio while chatting, watching movies or listening to music using the Logitech H800 Wireless Headset. Enjoy the audio features of your PC, tablet or Smartphone with no wires to tie you down.
The sculpted ear cups sit softly over your ears while the on-ear controls put everything at your fingertips. You can answer calls, change music tracks, adjust the volume and switch between devices with a simple intuitive touch.
A noise-canceling microphone reduces background noise while you speak. With a wireless range of more than 40 feet, you can easily move around while talking over the Internet. The PC wireless headset comes with a rechargeable battery with up to 6 hours of backup power.
You can charge the headset via USB for uninterrupted use. It is lightweight and ergonomically designed to remain comfortable even after hours of use. The Logitech wireless headset is fitted with laser-tuned drivers and a built-in equalizer to deliver rich digital stereo.
I started using these this week for my job. The sound quality is quite good, and I assume that the quality for the listener is good, as I have not had any complaints. My issues are these: 1) I don’t like having to go to a website to get a copy of the owner’s manual; and 2) more importantly, I am not happy with how these are charging.
Based on the owner’s manual, the battery status light should be flashing or solid. Each time I have plugged the USB cable in to charge, I have had to jiggle the connection at the headset end to get the light to come on.
I charge these overnight, using a power source that is always on. In the morning, the battery status light is off, instead of on and solid. So, I have to jiggle the connection to charge them again. I don’t have the time to pack these up, return them, order another headset, and wait for them to arrive, so I will use these as long as they last, or as long as I can manipulate them into charging, and I will look for something better when it is no longer feasible to use them.
I said that I would recommend this item, but that is only because they do sound quite good, and they are comfortable.
The sound quality on these over Bluetooth is decent. Of you use the dongle, the sound quality is GREAT. But then your call ends and you set down the headset. Does it go to sleep or power down on its own? No.
If you forget to turn it off, you will maybe get one more call out of it. Definitely it will be dead by the next day. And make sure you have an old charging cable because it’s a micro USB and your Android friends have moved on to newer cables.
The fit on the ears is not great because the ear pieces are perfectly flat they like to slide off your ears of you move at all (do not attempt to pick up that pen you dropped or you will be scrambling for your headset too).
Oh, and the adjustable mouthpiece. It is VERY adjustable. I didn’t know it could be too adjustable, but it is. It’s like a twist tie. It makes it hard to push up when you don’t want it. The mute button on the headset dies NOT work of you connect via Bluetooth, so be careful.
Office Depot had a good price on these, but I would not purchase them again.
Let’s face it, this headset is getting a little long in the tooth. However there are still few that compete with it at this price range, aside from a few gaudy “gaming” branded ones. You have to pay double for similar “brand name” headsets.
The good: – Very low profile compact design – Good sound quality, especially used with the dongle in hi-res mode – Bluetooth and wireless dongle connectivity options – Great battery life in bluetooth mode – I’ve managed up to 2 days without turning it off.
– The battery is replaceable and there is built-in storage for the dongle The bad: – Controls only work with the wireless dongle on Windows. – Sound quality in bluetooth mode is not great. – Battery life when used with the dongle (hi-res mode) is only a about 4 hours.
– The on/off/mode switch is tiny and flimsy. You have to pay attention when you use it. – Can only be paired with one device at a time.
Sennheiser DW Pro 2 Dual Ear Wireless Office Headset with Microphone -DECT 6. 0 – The DW Pro 2 is DECT-based double-sided wireless headset specially designed to meet the needs of all-day users and experienced professionals working in noisy environments.
Aimed at professionals who need flexible yet fail-safe wireless solutions that are supremely comfortable to wear and intuitive to use, the DW Pro 2 sets new standards in listening and wearing comfort.
Boasting an enviable range of attractive and innovative Sennheiser technologies, this double-sided headset allows users who demand flexible yet fail-safe wireless solutions to perform at their best. The DW Pro 2 comes in dual-connectivity variants (desk phone AND softphone) and single-connectivity variants (desk phone only and softphone only).
I have tried headsets before, but they were all wired and were very restrictive. I couldn’t move away from my desk and even if I turned around to the filing cabinet, I would get tangled up a bit. Then I decided I needed a wireless headset.
I have to say I love this set. I am easily distracted by other noise, so that is why I purchased the “both” ears set. I absolutely love the range with this headset. They are also very comfortable to wear, which is a huge plus.
I am one of those people that have to wear glasses all the time. This headset allows for glasses. So the headset doesn’t press my glasses ear pieces into the back of my ears. People have asked me if I have gotten a new office phone, when I use this headset.
They have commented on how clear I sound. This set was used, but there was very little in the way of marks or scratches on it. Nothing anyone would notice. Just an overall great set.
I was extremely disappointed with this headset. My cheap plantronics headset has much better sound, probably thanks to a larger ear speaker, and didnt suffer from the same transfer of friction when touching the boom etc due to the fact that plantronics have foam pads and the Sennheiser have pvc coated ear pads.
Im a big fan of Sennheiser audio headphones but these are something quite different. Also the seller, PurpleBase , didnt reply to my returns request amp I ended up having to involve StationeryPacks. all in all a poor experience.
I bought this headset to replace a Jabra unit that didnt work well with my Cisco 7942G desk phone. This one works excellent and has extremely good call quality. I bought the EHS adapter so I could go off hook directly from the headset.
Delton 10X Noise Cancelling Wireless Headset is the perfect solution for handsfree talk. The 10X Wireless Headset gives you crystal clear voice transmissions. Unlike most Wireless headsets, the Delton 10X Wireless Headset features a professional grade, 4 times noise cancelling microphone to effectively block out road and engine noise.
With Google Voice/Siri Integration this device allows you to check the weather, look up a friend, or get updates on the big game, all with simple voice commands. Whether you’re a long-haul trucker or business professional this is the wireless headset for you.
Compatible with all major cell phones like Blackberry, HTC, iPhone, LG, Motorola, Samsung, ETC. Works with SKYPE, MSN. You rely on your portable wireless headset to block out background noise while you make important personal and business calls and listen to music.
That’s why you need the best battery life, noise-canceling, and audio capabilities out there. This headset combines all these features into one high-quality headset, built with working professionals in mind.
These headphones provide up to 18 hours of continuous battery life and only require 3 hours of charging. You’ll also enjoy crystal-clear voice transmissions and 4 times the noise-canceling capabilities of competitor headsets.
This headset allows you to have conversations with ease even in the most crowded of places. Additionally, you can make calls, make voice commands, use Siri and other assistants, check the weather, or call a friend at the touch of a button.
These headphones are balanced, lightweight, easy to use, and can be adjusted to fit your head. Simply adjust the headband to a comfortable size for you and move the swivel microphone close to your mouth.
Built-in multi-point technology also permits you to pair your headphones with more than one device at a time.
Engineered for superior wireless connectivity, battery life and crystal-clear calls, Engage 75 is a premium headset for professionals who need first-class customer conversations and connection to multiple devices (connects to up to 5 devices simultaneously desk phone, softphone and mobile/tablet).
Meets Skype for Open Office requirements, and advanced noise cancelling and enhanced speakers give incredible call quality, even in noisy offices.
I had been looking for a headset for a long time that had a good noise cancelling microphone. This is it!! The microphone is excellent. Compared to my previous headsets, people tell me that the sound quality is great and that they cannot hear any background noise.
The headset is comfortable and battery life is long. The docking station is pretty user friendly although and you can add/pair multiple devices for easy switch over between devices. However, unlike other bluetooth headsets where you can have them paired with many other devices, you are limited to the number of connections via the docking station.
Best headset for work! The noice cancelling is amazing & connects to computer, mobile & work phone seamlessly everyday all day. No problems with sound on either end & all functions work as described.
It also Doesnt pinch or give you headaches even after wearing it all day or while wearing glasses. Havent had any issues with distance/connection but havent tested it too much. Only down fall is mine does randomly echo back to me at times (maybe once every few days) & sometimes slips off my head a little when writing & talking to clients, so maybe the stereo version may be better at staying on?.
I have been using a Logitech H820e for many many years and really liked it. I never had any audio complaints in all the years I used it. One day while putting on the headset, the over the head band snapped.
It wasn’t a replaceable part so I decided to look for a replacement. I wanted DECT because I wonder during conference calls so needed the wireless long range capability. The problem I noticed immediately is the headband is not tight.
No matter how I adjust it, if I look down, it slides off. This never happened on the Logitech unit. The second issue is I get complaints sometimes my audio drops. It is usually because I move the mic a little to drink coffee, but now I am barely audible.
I may need to work with the settings more. I tried to use it with my mobile phone, but that became challenging. While on a VoIP call, my cell phone rang and I muted the VoIP call to quickly answer the mobile call.
It switched all my audio around and was not able to go back to the VoIP call. I ended up disconnecting and reconnecting to get it back. I have since removed my mobile phone from the Jabra. Battery life seems much lower than advertised, but need more time to be sure.
Range from base seems adequate. The indicators on the base are nice. I would like the red light on the boom mic toindicate Muted (on) or UnMuted (off). I am not always next to the base and would like visual confirmation.
I know it has the audible chime, but it’s not always reliable. The headband being insufficient is a big issue for a product you wear all day on your head. It doesn’t matter if the rest of the product is good if you are constantly frustrated from it falling off.
The Evolve 65 is a wireless headset with an integrated busylight and dual connectivity to two Bluetooth devices to enhance your productivity and freedom around the office. Features a wireless range of up to 100ft/30m away from your smartphone and/or PC.
I bought this headset because I found most gaming headsets to be far too large, enclosing the ears and blocking out surrounding sound which obviously is the intention, but I found the pressure on my ears very uncomfortable.
I often found myself leaving one headphone off due to this that and generally getting too hot from bulky earcups but friends kept complaining of echos resulting from the microphone picking up that headphones audio.
This headset eliminates pretty much all the issues Ive had. The microphones great, the audio quality is nice and clear though obviously may not stand up to comparison with headsets designed specifically for entertainment, and headset although fairly spartan in design is comfortable and I find I can wear it for hours at a time without any discomfort.
With the mono headphone design, I can still clearly hear my surroundings and audio output from my main speakers, while also hear the conversation on the headset. There are some new issues I hadnt encountered previously that have arisen with this completely different style of headset, but nothing Id consider a dealbreaker.
mostly little niggling things, which Ill list below. Overall Id say this is a great headset. Possibly a little pricey, but not overly expensive compared to others of its type. Pros Headset and microphone quality are nice and clear, perfect for voice chat.
Audio cancellation is great I often have musicvideogame audio playing on my speakers during conversations, and have had no reports of that audio coming through. No lag in voice transmission that Im aware of.
Battery lasts for quite a few hours of constant use, and charges quickly. VolumeCall AnswerMute buttons are fairly intuitive to use, and the option to have audible feedback letting you know if you are muted and so on is quite useful.
Microphone swivels to either side, allowing headset to be used on either ear. Headphone is comfortable and unobtrusive. ConsNothing major, mostly just minor annoyances that may be very particular to me, but I thought Id mention them all the same.
Voice apps other than Skype seem to have a little trouble with the headset such as Discord, not always registering that there is an audio device connected even though the microphone is transmitting, the headset audio doesnt always route to the headset, but sometimes out my main speakers.
Im not certain if the issue lies with Jabra or Discord itself. Im not really dropping the star rating because of this, but it is a slightly annoying issue as I have to manually switch audio sources every time I want to use the headset.
The advertised range is in a completely unobstructed area such as an open plan office. In practise, the signal will drop out with even one solid wall between you and the bluetooth dongle and this with the bluetooth range set to normal, the highest it will go.
Its not a major flaw and obviously not an issue for most people, I just like to be able to continue a conversation when I have to leave my desk. The supplied charging cable is pretty short. I realize this product is mainly intended for use in fairly close proximity to your computer, but in my particular situation due to limitations in room layout, the nearest available charging USB port is well over a meter away from me, which makes charging the headset while in use impractical.
Still, at least Jabra opted for micro USB charging for this headset rather than a proprietary connector, so getting a longer cable isnt an issue. Was a bit annoyed to discover they hadnt released the charging dock at the same time as this headset which was originally a factor in my decision to purchase.
The magnet meant to hold the microphone to the headband when the headset is not in use is not particularly strong, and only really works if you havent bent the flexible end of the boom too far from its original shape.
Again, not really a dealbreaker, but its made me jump a few times when the microphone randomly pings away from the headset and hits something on my desk. The microphone boom is apparently pretty noisy to move around during a conversation.
It rotates on little notches, which are great for helping it to maintain its position. but if you try and adjust the rotation during a call, the sound is audible to everyone on the receiving end. Ive seen comments saying that the headband is a bit flimsy and easily snapped, and I can see how that might happen as it is made of plastic.
but to be honest Ive not had this issue. I think if you treat your equipment with care, you will never have this problem. Overall the advantages of this headset far outweigh a few minor annoyances, Id definitely recommend it.
The Jabra 65 on the face of it seems a nice product and when received again its well made comfortable and youd think just what you need The device comes prepared to the little USB Bluetooth dongle for your laptopPC which is nice and even when first pairing the device to your mobile you get a nice feeling as the switch is good and the audible feedback in ear really niceHowever then things start to go badly wrong with this headset.
Ive got TWO of these now as I was hoping the first one would be a dodgy unit but no they both act identically either Skype or UC version which I cannot even tell the difference between as both come with the dongle and both act the same.
First call you make you will be impressed wondering how you ever coped without it then over the day the experience goes downhill, its really odd how the quality seems to drop but others have mentioned the same and its true.
These are the behaviours I have with BOTH headsets1 When on a PC call any sound from the mobile can fade out mute the PC audio and fade it back in, you dont get it over the top which wouldnt be so bad but the fading time makes it seem like the other person is not there on the PC call.
You cant speak to two people at once I hear you say. No but consider system sounds, message alert tones, diary reminder tones heck even keypad tapping clicks messed my PC call up. This headset cannot seem to tell youre actively using a device and not interrupt the other one.
A system of swapping between devices is needed but this doesnt exist with this headset, the way it does it is automatic and does it really badly. 2 After first pairing to the phone iPhone 7 used completely with this review it will work well but as day moves on maybe walking in and out of range of it I really dont know you will find the headset just will not work with the mobile, you select Bluetooth audio on phone when you answer a call, phone will believe its playing to Bluetooth headset as it mutes from speaker but nothing on headset.
Turning headset off, on, off on will eventually reignite this connection but do that on a call and its infuriating for you and the caller3 Again Bluetooth to mobile Sometimes like this very morning prompting me to write this review I turned headset back on placed it on my head and got Mobil whats a mobil connected.
few seconds. Mobil disconnected few seconds later Mobil connected few seconds later. Mobile disconnected you get the idea it went on and on On iPhone Bluetooth screen sure enough it was showing Jabra Evolve 65 flicking between connected and disconnected.
ARGH How did I fix it The usual thing you find yourself doing when the mobile just stops working with this headset is to FORGET on phone, put headset into pairing mode and repair Now its connected fine again which just shows a problem, Ive not moved locations, not turned phone off and on simply deleting pairing and repairing.
I find myself doing this every day I use this headset. 4 Sound quality. Quite good with the Jabra Bluetooth dongle for PC but mobile Sorry Mobil can be again good when you first pair but after a while absolutely AWFUL.
Generally metallic noises are always heard on high notes There is a firmware upgrade FebMar 18 for this but it does not change this problem I have done it. This is just the start, when the mobile has issues trying to connect as it does and you turn it off on off on to make it take audio through the headset the resulting call can be AWFUL with sound dropping in and out clipping notes etc DREADFUL Again another pair unpair.
The multiple call handling problem I think has something to do with it thinking the other channel is holding something open as sometimes pulling the PC dongle out waiting a few seconds and switching back seems to help but not totally sure As I said Ive firmware upgraded, Ive reset to defaults after firmware upgrade and started over but NOTHING WILL HELP THIS HEADSET WORK PROPERLY I have many years IT experience to understand these things and Ive had enough with it.
Quite frankly this second headset is going back under return window and Im tempted to use the first simply for my Laptop audio only as its SO BAD with the mobile BluetoothHope this helps someone and if helpful click the helpful button, cheers.
I was hoping for better, but I did not find this device useful. I wanted it for GoToMeeting and skype calls on my Mac Mini and Macbook Pro, for connecting to 2 iphones and an iPad. I also wanted to be able to listen to music when in the office.
First off, the device feels flimsy. It did not sit well on my head, and the microphone did not clip back into place this has been mentioned in other reports. It was hard to position the microphone. The onoff and bluetooth control is hard to reach while wearing it.
It seems to connect to 2 bluetooth devices, but since it only announces connected to 2 devices its hard to know which, and the instructions are so poor that if there is a way to tell I couldnt work it out.
As far as I can see theres no way to switch between devices says youre on a call on one device and another device rings, you cant switch. I connected it to my Mac with the USB dongle. When using GTM, I selected Jabra as the device to use but could neither hear nor be heard.
Same with Skype, although for some reason on the 3rd try it did work with skype, but then just kept dropping both my voice and sound. I also selected Jabra in the Mac settings made no difference. I did manage to listen to iTunes, but the sound quality was terrible and it kept dropping.
Maybe mine had a fault, but I called the Jabra call line and they said as far as they could tell it was working. I sent it back and ordered a Plantronics UC Voyager Focus.
The Jabra Pro 9460 Duo wireless headset is optimized for contact center staff and lets users answer calls from either their desk or softphone up to 150 meters/450 feet away from their phones. Audio quality features like an advanced noise canceling microphone designed for loud acoustic environments (like contact centers), as well as Jabra SafeTone acoustic protection make the Jabra Pro 9460 Duo a versatile choice for the office or contact center.
I have been using Jabra wireless headsets for years now. I actually prefer the earlier 930 model because it is easier to mute the phone, control volume, and it does not take up as much desk space as this one.
The mute process is almost non-respondent on this headset as it requires a double-tap and for some reason the mute doesn’t “take” most of the time. Maybe I am doing it wrong? Therefore I just have to mute the phone by clicking on a button on my soft phone interface.
The LCD screen is a nice-to-have feature but not really necessary. I suppose if you actually had this headset for using both a landline and soft phone the LCD may come in handy. I love the comfort of this headset (and the 930).
I prefer the 930 because of the headset controls but this is a newer model. I do like the magnetic cradle to guide me in putting the phone back properly in the stand. If I could get the mute and volume controls working for me as easily, I’d love this phone just as much as the 930.
Maybe a YouTube video explains how to use the controls and I need to view that.
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Headset is designed for heavy-duty business users in open work spaces, offices or home offices.
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Wide Compatibility This headset supports connecting to most Bluetooth-enabled devices like cellphones, PC, tablets, laptops, and so on. It is convenient that pair with two devices at the same time for accessibility and flexibility.
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Best Wireless Headset For Home Office Buying Guides
Introduction
A wireless headset for the home office can be a great way to stay connected to colleagues and clients without having to be tied down to a desk. There are a few things to keep in mind when choosing a wireless headset, such as range, battery life, and compatibility with your office phone system.
Range is an important consideration, as you’ll want to be able to move around your office without losing the connection. Battery life is also important, as you don’t want to have to keep recharging your headset throughout the day.
Compatibility with your office phone system is also crucial, as you’ll want to be able to use your headset with the tools you’re already using.
When it comes to wireless headsets for the home office, there are a few different options to choose from. Bluetooth headsets are a popular choice, as they’re relatively inexpensive and easy to use. USB headsets are also an option, and they offer a direct connection to your computer, which can be beneficial if you’re using VoIP applications.
If you’re looking for a wireless headset for your home office, there are a few things to keep in mind. Make sure to consider range, battery life, and compatibility with your office phone system to ensure you choose the right headset for your needs.
The Benefits of a Wireless Headset
There are many benefits of using a wireless headset for your home office. Wireless headsets allow you to move freely around your office and continue working without having to worry about being tethered to a desk or computer.
This can be especially beneficial if you need to get up and move around frequently during the day. Additionally, wireless headsets can be more comfortable to wear for long periods of time than traditional headsets, as they do not have any cords or wires that can become tangled.
The Different Types of Wireless Headsets
The different types of headsets of wireless headset for home office are:
1. Bluetooth Headset: This is the most popular type of wireless headset for home office. It uses Bluetooth technology to connect to your phone or computer.
2. USB Headset: This type of headset uses a USB port to connect to your computer.
3. RF Headset: This type of headset uses radiofrequency to connect to your phone or computer.
4. Infrared Headset: This type of headset uses infrared to connect to your phone or computer.
The Best Wireless Headsets for Home Offices
The best wireless headsets for home offices are those that are comfortable to wear, have good sound quality, and are easy to set up and use. Some of the best wireless headsets for home offices on the market include the Plantronics Voyager 5200, the Jabra Evolve 75, and the Sennheiser SD Pro 2.
How to Choose the Right Wireless Headset for Your Home Office
There are a few things to consider when choosing the right wireless headset for your home office. First, you need to decide whether you want a monaural or binaural headset. Monaural headsets have one earpiece and are typically less expensive than binaural headsets, which have two earpieces.
Binaural headsets are generally more comfortable to wear for long periods of time and provide better sound quality, but they can be more expensive.
Next, you need to consider what type of connection you need. If you are only going to be using your headset with your computer, then you can get away with a USB headset. However, if you want to be able to use your headset with your phone as well, then you will need to get a Bluetooth headset.
Bluetooth headsets are more expensive than USB headsets, but they are much more versatile.
Finally, you need to decide what kind of features you need in your wireless headset. If you just need a basic headset for making calls and listening to music, then you can get away with a less expensive model.
However, if you need a headset with noise cancelling and echo reduction features, then you will need to spend a bit more money.
In general, you get what you pay for when it comes to wireless headsets. The more expensive models will offer better sound quality, comfort, and features. However, if you only need a basic headset for making calls and listening to music, then you can save money by getting a less expensive model.
The Pros and Cons of Wireless Headsets
When it comes to headsets, both wired and wireless have their pros and cons. Some people prefer wired headsets because they are typically cheaper and have a stronger connection. However, wired headsets can be a pain to deal with because they can get tangled easily.
Wireless headsets are more expensive, but they are much more convenient because you don’t have to worry about wires getting in the way.
Wireless Headset FAQs
Q: What are some good wireless headsets for home office use
A: Some good wireless headsets for home office use include the Plantronics Voyager Focus UC, Jabra Evolve 75, and Sennheiser SD Pro 2. All of these headsets offer great features such as clear sound quality, comfortable fit, and easy-to-use controls.
Conclusion
After testing out a few different wireless headsets for my home office, I’ve come to the conclusion that the Plantronics Voyager 8200 UC is the best option. It’s comfortable to wear for long periods of time, has great sound quality, and can be used with multiple devices.
It’s also very easy to connect and disconnect, which is important when I’m getting up to grab a drink or take a break. The only downside is that it’s a bit pricey, but it’s worth it for the quality and convenience.
