I know these say for Cisco and Avaya phones, but has anyone tried them with a Polycom?
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I called Ovis and was pointed to this model for a Polycom phone (looks like basically the same headset):Call Center Headset for Polycom SoundPoint IP Phones with RJ9 Headset Jack
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I recommend calling the seller to get the correct version. I ordered the wrong one at first and hand to exchange. There are a bunch of compatibility details about headsets that don't make it into the description.
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Yes - Polycom has been a long standing leader in the speakerphone and conference speaker/mic space. Assuming that your provider or PBX supports it each stream will also take advantage of HD voice (G.722) wideband audio.
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It is a smaller input jack than the ones meant for, say, an iTouch or iPad. Check the size with one of those devices; if the Cisco phone is larger hole--like the one on an iPad, then it will NOT work.
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I have several Polycom phones covering a few different model numbers all using this setup. All work fine.
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Absolutely works with the Cisco soft phone. Download the Jabra PC Suite, indicate that you use either (or both) the Cisco and Avaya soft phones and you are good to go. I've tried a lot of different headsets but this is by far the best I've found.
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I have not used a specific headphone, but my iphone headphones/mic and some cheap $15 headphones that have a mic that I purchased on amazon also worked. As long as you have the correct Cisco phone, they should work.
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I dkbt have my phone set up in such a way but i do know it is possible with the IP7000. I know Polycom does not sell such a speaker but they do recommend a couple models that do work. You will also need their speaker integration kit.
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Yes they do. Here's a list I found on the web of providers they work with: http://www.whichvoip.com/voip-phone/ip-phone-price.htm Usually just need to download a configuration script so they work with the provider.
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No, these are not Polycom (even though the item pictured is Polycom and even though the listing says "by Polycom").
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The seller is pretty clear that it's not universal, it won't work on many non-Cisco phones and not-all Cisco phones are compatible.I'd have to say "buyer beware", since there's also a chance that your PC headset won't be compatible either. (does it use two plugs, or just one?)A quality, professional-grade headset (e.g., from Plantronics, Jabra, etc) is a good investment. If you're just looking for an alternative, and you already use a qualified headset, then consider this experimental.Also, the seller does note that they have another adapter that may have broader compatibility. (part no. 01-PC35-RJ9) Take a look there as well, and good luck! The seller is pretty clear that it's not universal, it won't work on many non-Cisco phones and not-all Cisco phones are compatible.I'd have to say "buyer beware", since there's also a chance that your PC headset won't be compatible either. (does it use two plugs, or just one?)A quality, professional-grade headset (e.g., from Plantronics, Jabra, etc) is a good investment. If you're just looking for an alternative, and you already use a qualified headset, then consider this experimental.Also, the seller does note that they have another adapter... » Read More The seller is pretty clear that it's not universal, it won't work on many non-Cisco phones and not-all Cisco phones are compatible.I'd have to say "buyer beware", since there's also a chance that your PC headset won't be compatible either. (does it use two plugs, or just one?)A quality, professional-grade headset (e.g., from Plantronics, Jabra, etc) is a good investment. If you're just looking for an alternative, and you already use a qualified headset, then consider this experimental.Also, the seller does note that they have another adapter that may have broader compatibility. (part no. 01-PC35-RJ9) Take a look there as well, and good luck! « Show Less
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Unfortunately...no, but this part through Amazon will do it: Replacement 48V Universal Power Supply (2200-17671-001) for Polycom SoundPoint IP Phones
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This will work better than any other unit we've experienced, so I'd say YES. The setup process is: (1) plug the power line into the wall socket; (2) plug the phone wire from the Polycom unit into either (a) the auxilliary socket on your telephone, or (b) into the wall telephone socket. The only thing you might need is an extension for either the power or phone line, depending on room placement. It's remarkably simple.
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I can't say if they are original as I have already deployed them. I can tell you they will work on a Cisco 7961, 7965 and 7971 series VOIP phones with the Plantronics HW251N headsets. Hope that helps.
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If you have the right connections on your cable it should work fine. I used my first one on an Avaya phone for several years.
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I would say NO. There are several headsets that are made for VoIP phones only and they are linked to the maker.. I travel between offices and had to get a set for the Avaya phone and one for the Cisco. I would look for supported models for your phone.
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It didn't work with my AVAYA system. I could here the audio from the other caller, but they were not able to hear me. I don't know if it will work with Uniden.
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http://www.amazon.com/Plantronics-APP-51-EHS-Adapter-Polycom/dp/B007ZLLH22/ref=pd_sim_cps_4?ie=UTF8&refRID;=10B1HZRQ91EX6HSYFT0T