We gave our technicians Plantronics wireless headsets... The main downfall we've seen with them is that after a short time, the headset goes to "sleep" and takes an extra second or two to re-connect to the base and pick the call up, otherwise, the techs that use them are pleased with the performance and ease of them. If you do decide to go with wireless ones, make sure they come with lifters, otherwise it's pick up the phone and press the button on the headset to pick up, and push the button and hang the phone back on the hook when done. It can become a bit tedious depending on the use of the headsets...
Nicholas Eastman Royell Communications, Inc. (217) 965-3699 1-877-400-9319 nic.east...@royell.org On Fri, Oct 31, 2014 at 1:38 PM, Adam Moffett via Af <af@afmug.com> wrote: > > Last I checked, wired headsets were $100 or less (or much less). Wireless > headsets were like $1818283201. Or approximately that....not sure on the > exact numbers, but it was a big enough difference that I figured I could > live with a wire. > > After you get them, watch how many people really use them. It's hard to > break the habit of picking up the handset. > > > We've recently had requests for wireless headsets for office personnel to >> use on their desk phones so they don't have to pin a phone against their >> shoulder and type at the same time. Is anyone using something that they >> really like? >> >>
