Often the .Audio USB connectors would cause problems as the adapter would at times fail, resulting in problems where the headset would no longer work. Plantronics designed the .Audio headset to capture the market a time when PCs were being used for audio communications more frequently.
The other option was to connect a more expensive H series headset with a USB adapter. This method would work, but not take advantage of the wide decibel range utilized by VoIP technology. Newer Plantronics Wideband HW headsets have solved this problem and now offer an even higher end VoIP solution (more in a later blog).
With the improved reliability of VoIP and it's wider implementation by businesses for daily use, Plantronics determined it was now time to produce a lower cost reliable direct connect USB system for enterprise use.
The Plantronics Blackwire is designed strictly for the USB port with noise canceling and mute function, echo cancelling, call answer/end, flexible boom options for commercial implementation.
Now business class systems such as Avaya, Cisco, IBM and Microsoft have a headset option from Plantronics. Plantronics now can provide a wide selection of tools to businesses to match any of their headset needs including wireless solutions.
Plantronics is known for quality and reliability and has brought this quality design and performance to the Blackwire headset line. The Blackwire comes in a number of options such as the:
Blackwire C210
Blackwire C220
Blackwire C420 - no call answer/end or soundguard. Ideal for mobile lap top users.
The Blackwire C610 and C620 (below) comes with a solid 2 year warranty and features sound guard technology to block against sound spikes, plus call control answering/end features and superb noise cancelling ability. Recommended for very heavy users.
Blackwire C620
The Plantronics Blackwire is also cost effective (prices range from $49 to $120) and can be depended upon for daily reliable use. For more information visit:
www.telecomsuperstore.com
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