Tech Tip: Cisco headset compatibility guide
Have you ever tried to figure out which ear cushions or voice tube goes with your headset? It can be complicated, because there are so many different ones. Even worse is when you think you have the correct one, and it arrives, but you find out it doesn’t fit at all! Here is an easy … Continued
The Supra and SupraPlus headsets have an additional ear cushion that can be purchased separately to help cut down on the noise level around you. With one or both ears completely covered, you can give your full and complete attention to your calls, instead of being distracted with the noise level of your coworkers. You … Continued
1) HW251– The HW251 Supra Plus headset is the workhorse of the industry. If you are just starting up your own call center, this may be what you are looking for. This headset is convenient and will work with most phones using the correct cable or amplifier. 2) HW251N – The SupraPlus HW251N Wideband headset helps … Continued
Question: Is the Headset Training Adapter just for wireless headsets? I have an older S10 (Updated to S12) amplifier and some headsets, and would like to use them for training. Answer: In a word, no, it has multiple applications (okay five words). A Headsets Direct original product, the Wireless Training Adapter began as an answer … Continued
1) HW251– A great, dependable single-ear headset for a quiet environment at the office or at home. 2) HW251N – Our best selling noise-canceling headset for that loud environment. This headset will block out about 75% of your background noise. 3) HW261N – A binaural (dual ear) noise-canceling headset that … Continued
HW710 EncorePro Headset When I use this headset I can relax, it is easy on the ear with the leatherette earpad. This headset comes with a noise-cancelling microphone that has an adjustable and extendable boom for exact positioning. The HW710 Headset lets you hear conversation around you so you know what is going on, but … Continued
The Plantronics HIC Adapter Cable was developed by Plantronics specifically for Avaya/Lucent phones. It has the Plantronics trademark QD (quick disconnect) on the end of the cable, which allows you to quickly disconnect while leaving your headset on to move away from your desk. On the other end is the phone-type plug that works with … Continued