
Bluetooth wireless headsets can connect to any Bluetooth®-enabled deskphones, mobile cellular (cell) phones, PDA's, laptops, etc.. As with most wireless headset systems, a handset lifter is required to answer calls remotely when using a deskphone.
Each of these Bluetooth® headsets allow you to walk up to 30~33 feet (9~10 meters) away from your Blue tooth device.
Many of these models (such as the Plantronics Voyager 510 and the GN Netcom 6210 headsets) incorporate smart switching technology that allows them to connect to two Bluetooth® devices - such as a cellular phone and a desktop phone - detect which is ringing and automatically connect to the appropriate device.
To find out what you can and CANNOT do with a wireless phone headset, check out our Wireless Headset FAQ.
Bluetooth® is a wireless communication standard created by a consortium of electronics manufacturers. Electronic devices that incorporate Blue tooth technology can make their own connections without wires or direct action by a user. This technology has been incorporated into many different devices such as desk phones, computers, PDAs, cellular mobile phones and now, headsets.
Plantronics Voyager PRO UC Series Bluetooth® Wireless Headsets |
Plantronics Voyager Series Bluetooth® Wireless Headsets (Legacy) |
GN Netcom Bluetooth® Wireless Headsets |
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