what is the MAIN difference between Legend UC and Legend?
1169158
The UC comes with the charging case and BlueTooth dongle, the non-UC version is just the headset. The UC comes in two flavours: the B235 and the B235-M, the latter is certified for use with Microsoft Lync and OCS. I have the B235 and use it with iPhone, iPad and even my Mac. Make sure you install a driver to use the Bluetooth dongle for better speech quality. I've written a full review last year here: http://www.versluis.com/2013/09/platronics-voyager-legend-uc-wireless-bluetooth-and-usb-headset-in-one/
1169159
The answers already provided are good, but not thorough.The Legend UC comes with additional accessories; a tiny bluetooth dongle for PC/Mac, a carrying/charging case, and a desktop charging dock. The UC's carrying case has a micro USB charge port on the side so it can charge the headset while it's IN the carrying case. It seems the headsets themselves are identical twins.
1169160
My understanding is that the UC stands for "Unified Communications" protocol. That means that when you use the supplied USB dongle to connect the headset to your computer, you can use it for communicating over popular VOIP applications like Skype or MS Lync. Personally, I use this feature very often at work to conduct voice calls over MS Lync. It works very well for me. Also of note is that I have successfully used it with both PC and Mac platforms.
1169161
The UC stands for unified communications. This means that the UC sku comes with a USB dongle that allows you to use the headset with a pc for ip telephony or skype.
1020808
If you want the entire scanning device, you will need to get both sets - there are two pieces that fit together, one with each set. Vintage is the premium 3-3/4" scale line during its duration like legacy - not to be confused with the legends line which is re-releases and kit-bashes of older figures, not all of which are up to the most recent sculpting standards. The vintage collection has been replaced by and is comparable to the black series that is available now. If, on the other hand, you are looking to get something that will be played with by younger children, I would look more towards the the mission series or saga legends lines that are currently available as this set contains small parts (choking hazards) and is more tailored towards collectors.
342442
They are very similar. Both work great. The only difference is the Epic is more sleek.
1785889
I cannot see any difference between the two models. My SoftHeat Ultra Back Wrap actually has the words "Kaz UL Listed" stamped on one side of it. I don't know why there's a difference in price because it looks like they both come from Kaz. Hope this helps. ;-)
3374
My copy did include Urban Legends. (It is in the box, not an additional separate item.)
294267
As far as I know, the only difference between the two are the color of the buttons and the packaged software. Solid unit either way.
1756800
The UC stands for unified communications. Unified communications devices are used for connection to soft phones, and applications like Skype. if you are looking for a device to use a headset with your cell phone only, then a UC device is not needed. I use my UC headset with both my cell phone and connected to my computer to take calls from my clients using my company's phone system over VPN. Again, if you are not using a softphone and are only interested in a Bluetooth headset for your phone, a UC device is not needed.
285035
Hi, I found no difference whatsoever! I alternate between the 2 of them depending on which one is cheaper! Hope that helps! :)
1994124
iBN24GC means The NFC enabled version in Green color, UC is purple vertion, IBN means with NFC enabled and not sure what IBT means..
1806541
i don't think there is any difference between the numbers. the "U" on the end is primarily a region indicator (JP for japan, USM, U, US, and so forth). the primary difference may be the information sticker or imprint on the battery itself. the charger does work for both of these rather well.
2124816
http://www.opticsreviewer.com/nikon-monarch-5-vs-bushnell-legend-ultra-hd.html
860392
It is a completely different material. The plush is soft and feels more like fleece/baby blanket while classic feels synthetic and not very soft.
1948936
I played DC's Heroes, and although it's fun it doesn't seem to have much in the way of a 'storyline' other then beating up on the DC Villians. I have to mention I've only played the starting game set and haven't had a chance to play any of the expansion sets yet. With Legendary you have multiple schemes, rather then just fighting the villain, that get you to race against him and try and beat the enemy before he wins. And each game I've played has seem to more like a comic book story that you're acting out on the game board.I hope this helps.
1856767
The description says that u3 and u1 are essentially the same. Anyone know this to be true?
346983
No they are slightly different, look at the pictures in both and you will see. The one is the production suite, the other is not. Similar overall product, not the same extras.
2283827
I can't get them to go in without a no disk legend. To me, it is a rip off. Tried to get help from their customer service and was blown off.
555171
In the basic game they are more of just "tokens" so you can see who is in Tokyo and who is out. No special features...they are all the same. The special features come from the cards you buy-- extra dice, extra points, on-going damage attacks, etc.... Basically: Everyone starts out the same, and then you build your own abilities based on the cards available (maybe someone else buys it before you can!) and the "money/energy" you have aquired.In the expansion, though (I don't have it, but have looked into it because the base game is AMAZING and I want more!), it looks as though the monsters will start with different abilities. In the basic game they are more of just "tokens" so you can see who is in Tokyo and who is out. No special features...they are all the same. The special features come from the cards you buy-- extra dice, extra points, on-going damage attacks, etc.... Basically: Everyone starts out the same, and then you build your own abilities based on the cards available (maybe someone else buys it before you can!) and the "money/energy" you have aquired.In the expansion, though (I don't have it, but have looked into it because the base game is AMAZING and I want more!), it... » Read More In the basic game they are more of just "tokens" so you can see who is in Tokyo and who is out. No special features...they are all the same. The special features come from the cards you buy-- extra dice, extra points, on-going damage attacks, etc.... Basically: Everyone starts out the same, and then you build your own abilities based on the cards available (maybe someone else buys it before you can!) and the "money/energy" you have aquired.In the expansion, though (I don't have it, but have looked into it because the base game is AMAZING and I want more!), it looks as though the monsters will start with different abilities. « Show Less