I work from home and my head set/phone sytem is voip/through my computer but am looking to going "wireless" what do you suggest?
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It is hard to find a good one-ear headset. They all seem to be made with a flimsy wire that shorts out over time. That said, this is the best of the ones I have tried. You might order two so you have a backup, because this will eventually short out. To get the best life out of it, be careful to avoid twisting and bending of the wire. While it lasts, the quality of sound is good. Hope this helps.
1790719
What size is the outlet jack? I know this audio jack is smaller than that of the headset outlet on a PC and therefore would not work. If it is smaller than that of a PC it would work fine.
621800
Yes, it does work wirelessly... I use it to Skype in fact. It's nice because it's portable so you aren't chained to a desktop PC.
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Have not tried the VOIP phone setup, but based on my experience with the Netgear, my guess is this would mean your needs.
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I am no expert at VOIP, but the RE has an Ethernet port for hard wiring network devices. I'd suggest calling Amped Wireless directly, they have excellent tech support.
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That is essentially what I did: I used a laptop, the wireless router onsite and Foscam's telephone support. I am not a computer genius so their tech support was helpful and quick. They can do the changes on your computer remotely. But the downside is you may have to wait on the phone a bit until they get to you. Right now, I can view what's going on thru my smart phone, laptop or desktop at anytime of day from almost anywhere. The unexpected plus was that this unit has a microphone on it so you can hear whats going on. It also has a speaker so you can talk/interact with people on the camera side from where ever you may be. It's peace of mind. That is essentially what I did: I used a laptop, the wireless router onsite and Foscam's telephone support. I am not a computer genius so their tech support was helpful and quick. They can do the changes on your computer remotely. But the downside is you may have to wait on the phone a bit until they get to you. Right now, I can view what's going on thru my smart phone, laptop or desktop at anytime of day from almost anywhere. The unexpected plus was that this unit has a microphone on it so you can hear whats going on. It also has a speaker so you can talk/interact with people on the camera... » Read More That is essentially what I did: I used a laptop, the wireless router onsite and Foscam's telephone support. I am not a computer genius so their tech support was helpful and quick. They can do the changes on your computer remotely. But the downside is you may have to wait on the phone a bit until they get to you. Right now, I can view what's going on thru my smart phone, laptop or desktop at anytime of day from almost anywhere. The unexpected plus was that this unit has a microphone on it so you can hear whats going on. It also has a speaker so you can talk/interact with people on the camera side from where ever you may be. It's peace of mind. « Show Less
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Simple answer, yes, you can do that. Longer answer, it depends. When you talk about introducing wireless with VoIP, you have many issues that need to be taken into consideration such as, quality of the signal, speed at which the adapter really connects to the router at, and interference. Just because you have full signal per the indicator, if it were connected to a computer, that does not mean the signal quality is good. I can be connected to a router at 5 bars but only 1Mbps yet, I can also have 1 or 2 bars with higher speeds. The best thing I can tell you to do is to purchase it and try it. It may work wonders for your setup and then again it may not. One thing I have to share however is the adapter I had died a week ago, but was already out of warranty. It would see the networks during configuration but would not connect to any of them. I have three separate wireless networks at my home and all three using different routers and it would not connect to any of them. I would probably look at a much better quality adapter for VoIP needs, especially if it is your primary phone for 911 services.
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VOIP can be pretty data intensive and I wouldn't recommend using this for it. I would go with a powerline adapter
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Currently Have three wireless laptops, one mac wireless, one desktop wired, one xbox 360 wired and wireless depending where in the house I am at, a VoiP phone connected via power brick. That is not including what I bring home from work. So totaled together 7 to 9 and still have plenty of speed to go around.
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I disagree with the other guy. You can use this wireless headset with ANY phone, wireless or wired. What is it that you are trying to do?
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Consider using your headset, microphone, or even your smartphone w/wireless connection... http://www.nuance.com/for-individuals/by-product/dragon-for-pc/index.htm
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I'm not sure what you're asking but ill try to answer your question, You can use it while its connected by wire, and its also wireless i've had it for AWHILE and have had no issue with it.. i recommend it if you're looking for some Headsets.
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I would say NO. There are several headsets that are made for VoIP phones only and they are linked to the maker.. I travel between offices and had to get a set for the Avaya phone and one for the Cisco. I would look for supported models for your phone.
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Those ear chusion is designed for headset(headband) replacement,not for wireless device. You'd better to check out Platronics homepage for accessaries.
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I haven't bought the wireless version but I'm certain its the same software, the only difference is the bluetooth headset. I don't know how much value the headset adds because I've always used my own microphones.
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The headset is "wireless" in that you wear the receiver on a belt. It comes with the receiver that you lug into an existing sound system. If you do not have a sound system this will not work.
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Yes there are headsets available (I use Plantronics). This is an IP based phone, not an analog phone like you would use at home. Its meant to hook to a Voice Over IP system.
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Sorry, I don't use that service in my home so can't reply with an accurate answer. I checked the manual and could find no information about VOIP.