Hosting a webinar. The host will need a headset that is noise canceling and comfortable. Is this enough or is their a better Plantronics headset?
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I use this headset primarily for webinars, once per month or so. The audio quality is great, in fact better than using my phone handset. It should work well for you.
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I work for Citrix systems, we have webinars all the time and yes this is the best that we use.
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Hello Tiffany! This is a great headset but it's a HEADSET only. What will you be plugging this into?
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I would say yes to both. I used them in a call center with noise all around and I could hear each caller fine and they're pretty comfortable for me.
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I don't know about a better headset, but I used this in a call center and it worked extremely well!
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This should be great, provided that you're certain it's compatible with your Plantronics-brand setup
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Yes, you can use either. I haven't used mine for several months but I have been using Plantronics for a long time and they are the best. Only other thought is a remote head set which allows you the option of talking around your office or just standing without being hog tied to a wire.
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Get a an over-headset w/ mouthpiece from Staples, Amazon, etc & plug it into the hole in the side. Then you're hands-free to multi-task AND not cricking your neck! :)
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I use a Plantronic headset. Yours may require adapter Call your Headset maker (not the seller) for adapter info.Then call DLI Customer service to set up.
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The Motorola Whisper is very good against external noise transmission. When I've been in a noisy environment, the person at the other end could hear me very well. It has an automatic speaker adjustment that works somehow to adjust what I hear so that it's just the right level at my end as well..... My one suggestion for making the headset better would be to hv a redial and callback function available in the headset [not there!] .... Otherwise, the set is comfortable, ( I sometimes forget I'm wearing it until my phone rings) sleek looking (the boom feature is cool and I don't always need to use it when talking through the headset) In general, I like it a lot! The Motorola Whisper is very good against external noise transmission. When I've been in a noisy environment, the person at the other end could hear me very well. It has an automatic speaker adjustment that works somehow to adjust what I hear so that it's just the right level at my end as well..... My one suggestion for making the headset better would be to hv a redial and callback function available in the headset [not there!] .... Otherwise, the set is comfortable, ( I sometimes forget I'm wearing it until my phone rings) sleek looking (the boom feature is cool and I don't always need to... » Read More The Motorola Whisper is very good against external noise transmission. When I've been in a noisy environment, the person at the other end could hear me very well. It has an automatic speaker adjustment that works somehow to adjust what I hear so that it's just the right level at my end as well..... My one suggestion for making the headset better would be to hv a redial and callback function available in the headset [not there!] .... Otherwise, the set is comfortable, ( I sometimes forget I'm wearing it until my phone rings) sleek looking (the boom feature is cool and I don't always need to use it when talking through the headset) In general, I like it a lot! « Show Less
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I wear the box around my neck but if you strap it around your waist I think you will do fine. It's not very heavy. I prefer the 12 amp model as the 16 amp has been giving me feedback (screeching) if I get too close to anything. The headset is light and it will save your voice. I recommend.
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yup. use it to skype with friends while gaming all the time. however it does pick up noise from farther away too, so if you're looking for something super high quality, i'd recommend something else
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I ultimately returned the pair I bought. The headphones worked, but the mic on my pair didn't. I probably had a bad set. I bought a plantronics headset, and was much happier.
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It works great with Skype, conference calls and with VOIP. I've used this headset for webinars and Skype for over a year. My partner uses it for work all day long on VOIP and it hasn't let us down yet. Sound is crisp and clear. Noise cancellation works incredibly well, blocking out most outside noise. Certainly a worthwhile purchase for the money.
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I think that they would function using a computer based phone system. The microphone sounds good and would probably work from a quality standpoint. The only real consideration is comfort for a call center representative. I have no problems with 2 hours of use, but I would imagine that they might get uncomfortable after a full day of use.
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Hi Melanie, If you haven't found a headset and you need a Plantronics wired USB headset check out the Plantronics 700. Or if you want to go wireless check out the Plantronics W440. If you have any further questions or need help in the future give us a call. 1-866-929-3663
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No. ANC (Active Noise Cancelling) headsets work best to cancel out constant, low frequency noise such as airplane rumblings, car noise, etc. They'll work to a slighter extent on office noises but they may, depending on the voice, suppress the background noise and let the voices come through clearer. My suggestion would be to find a set at a place with a 100% return policy, keep all the packing materials, and try some out. Bose are probably the best, others with over-the-ear cups (these JVC are on-the-ear) are your best bet.
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Totally. I bought this device because I have a hard time hearing everyone on calls when I am mobile. This thing is made by a speaker company. So the audio is great. The design is really good. I had a hard time hearing on the top-of-the-line Jawbone. It also didn't stay in my ear. I use the medium earpiece with this one (it comes with 3). It is the most comfortable headset I have owned, and the only one I have managed to use for more than a few months before switching back to a wired setup. I use this every day and am very happy with the purchase.
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Yes, I use a high quality AT&T; cordless headset. I searched far for it because I couldn't hear well enough on most other headsets. Works fine but sort of a pain because it's really 2 phones but 1 dealer. Worth it to me for the quality hearing.
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Most take out their hearing aid and use the headsets that we provide. Found a box of 100 mono headsets for $50.00 on EBay; probably others available. At that price, the headsets are practically disposable. I did have to remove the trim ring on the transmitters to allow the headset to be used, as the plug on the headset was slightly bigger than the earbuds that come with the receivers. You should have plenty of signal level adjustment between the level adjustment on the transmitter, the listening level adjustment on the receivers, and the send level on your board to the transmitter.
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I don't really use this headset for talking as more for working out though one time I did answer a call while I was running outside. The person on the other end could easily hear me speak to them and didn't complain of any background noise though there wasn't much noise in the background besides the wind. I would recommend getting something else though if you plan to take calls on.
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Actually I use them both: the headset when I'm not wearing my hearing aids or when silence is especially welocome, and the speaker at all other times. I usually end up using the speaker almost always. It does a nice job.