A: Yes, several of our Bluetooth headsets have different size eartips (earbuds). Discovery 925, 665, 655, 650E and Voyager 855, 815 and 510. You can access our Bluetooth line of headsets through our website. Just click on your particular model and you will see a complete list of all it’s accessories, including eartips (earbuds).
A: Yes. And since the Voyager 510 headset is Bluetooth, there are a few possibilities. The first option which is the most cost effective and easiest way is of course if you have a newer computer that has Bluetooth built in, then all you have to do is pair it up. Our 2nd option is that you can purchase a USB Bluetooth adapter … Continued
A: It is used to adjust the tone of what you hear from your caller. Either more bass or treble.
No. They look alike but the Plantronics CS50 is wired just for that unit and the Plantronics CS55 is wired just for that unit. If you purchase the incorrect headset it will not link up with your base. We offer a 60 Day Money Back Guarantee.
A: There are a couple of ways: If you are going through the sound board, you will need part # 28959-01, a quick disconnect cable with two 3.5mm leads (one for the mic & one for the speaker). If you are connecting through a USB Port, you can use any of Plantronics’ USB Adapters (DA40, … Continued
A: The HL10 Handset Lifter accessory is designed to automatically lift most standard telephone handsets off the cradle when activated by your Plantronics wireless unit. Auto pickup of a ringing line needs to be supported by your phone for this function to work.
No, the microphone on a noise cancelling headset muffles the background noise in your environment, if there is no background noise it will muffle your voice making it hard for your caller to hear you.
A: The voice tube does not cancel out background noise. Any high level of noise in the background will be able to be heard by the person on the other end. The Noise Cancelling Microphone will cancel out about 75% of your background noise, making it much easier for the person on the other end … Continued
A: Yes, on most Headsets it is just a matter of swiveling the boom 180 degrees.
A: Any of the H Series Headsets will work with the CA12CD.