I have a VOIP Polycom 335. Does this connect directly through the headphone RJ9 connector and what is the cord length?
1808889
No, not without an adapter. The headset ends with a quick-disconnect connection, requiring an additional cable for connection to anything else (base station, RJ port, etc.). The headset cable is about 2 feet long, from the earphone to the end of the quick-disconnect connection.
689189
Only 3.5mm and it is all one cord fo a way then uses an extension adapter that splits it into separate lines for audio and mic.
2085311
Greetings, this is a VoIP telephone. It plugs into an RJ45 connection like a Computer.Also, this phone requires some type of VoIP phone service to connect to and requires an external adapter or PoE switch for power.A compatible headset will require a 2.5mm connector.
1140877
There are 13 inches from the radio plug to where the cord splits into separate cords for the talk button and the mic/earpiece. There are 55 inches of cord total (13 together + 42 separated) between the radio plug and the mic button. There are about 42 inches (13 together + 29 separated) between the radio plug and the mic/earpiece at the neck. Hope that helps, sorry it's imperial if you needed metric.
1289905
Second the observation that it'll work so long as your phone has the right jack OR you can find the right adapter if your phone DOESN'T have the right jack. One type of phone that it doesn't work well with is the type that has two leads/inputs (pink and green -- one for mike, one for audio, with RJ9 hookup at the phone). In that case, good luck finding an adapter that will make it work ... the "straight through" ones don't seem to work.
1454533
I would say yes, as the one I bought was used with a Cisco 7960 and worked well. I was given a Polycom phone recently and replaced the section of cable below the connector at mid-cable and the same headphones that worked with Cisco 7960 works with a Polycom Soundpoint IP550.
1234145
The cassette connects to your phone only via Bluetooth, The Cable you see in the pic is the wire for the Mic, the wire for the mic is about 10" long, it is designed like that so that the mic won't be right next-to the cassette as it rotates in the deck thus causing the rotating sound to be heard in the phone conversation, but ultimately it connects to your phone via Bluetooth only.
689188
There is only 3.5 mm connector. This headset has a 2-way connection: through single combined micro/audio plug and also through separate audio/micro plug. Adapter(for separate connection) comes with a product.
696715
We are using this with Polycom phones, however if your phone has the weird plug for a headset (looks like a phone cord plug) it should work.
815484
Hello,It has 3.5mm connector http://www.cnet.com/products/sennheiser-pc-31-ii-headset/)Have a good dayMB
1698871
it has the normal connector for headphones but when I used it with my phone I could barely hear it so it was returned. It might work better with other connections.
2185982
No, But I did get it and tried to use it on regular phone problems with these times are that wires inside are mixed up i had to cut open and re-soldier it still did not work well. remember the the rj plug has 4 wirs 2 for audio 2 for mic. but the yellow end has 3 connectors in side so it gets crazy so there is a common terminal and depends on the phone types some phone will let you short 2 wires to make one. like a groud or neutral and mic and headphone. some phones dont allow that they want 2 for each mic and speaker. So thats why for some people it works as in the reviews other it will not. Hope this helps.
346891
This adapter only works with Cisco (but not all Cisco) phones. You need our PH25-RJ9A adapter: IP Headset Plug Adapter to RJ9/RJ10/RJ22 Headset - 01-PH25-RJ9A
1601964
It's a standard 3.5mm plug and the cable length is around 3ft. It's an all around average sized pair of headphones, like the kind that come with a new phone. The major differences are the mic mute switch and the mic is on the same line the chat comes through. I used Samsung phone headphones for a long time but the chat earphone was on the opposite line of the microphone.
2103319
It's a standard 3.5mm stereo minijack, the mic end is separate. The plug has a notch that prevents the mic from swinging into your face (the minijack is round after all). Without that notch you might have the mic swinging around, but it should work just fine, as long as the plastic part doesn't get in the way, with its diameter of ~10mm.
125053
This headset uses a quick disconnect interface, if you want to plug it into a standard phone jack (RJ-11), you will need something like this item: GN Netcom GN 8800-01 Direct Connect Cord, which will connect between your phone jack and this headset. I hope this helps with your decision to buy the headset. It has worked great for me! thanks,
2223186
The connector is ultra mini. Smaller than the connector needed for a smartphone. For VoIP you will be better off with a product that has a two pronged audio in and out or USB connector.