Poly took that one step further by incorporating what they call Acoustic Fence Technology. Noise Cancelling microphone with Acoustic Fence TechnologyĪnother example of noise killing technology that Poly has incorporated into the Voyager Focus 2 UC is a noise cancelling microphone that’s designed to reduce the amount of background noise your callers hear. This frees you to stay focused on your work and not be distracted by the noises going on around you. When activated, you, the person wearing the headset, hears less, if anything at all from your environment. This is an electronic feature that’s designed to emit a countermeasure sound to disrupt incoming, distracting sound. One example of this leading technology is Active Noise Cancellation, or ANC for short. Poly did just that when they created the Voyager Focus 2 UC. It makes a lot of sense to engineer technology that’s designed to kill distracting noise into a headset.
In fact, noise itself has been found to be the leading cause of productivity loss in business. Noise is something that bothers us all when we’re trying to concentrate on our work. Here are a few things that make this a model worthy of being on this list. Poly has incorporated some new features into this model, and across the board, improved it making it a better headset. There’s a lot to like in this new version of the original Voyager Focus. And, as I mentioned earlier, these aren’t being provided in any ranking or pricing order. Here are three very nice wireless USB headsets that really need to be on your short list. With that said, I’ll break things down into two groups totalling 5 USB headsets For this reason I’m including a couple of wired models for you to consider that I think are worth considering. In those cases, a wired USB headset would be perfectly fine. The nature of some people’s work though doesn’t lend itself to the need for a wireless USB headset. For these reasons and more, wireless USB headsets are the more popular choice. Lastly, wireless USB headsets offer the ability to answer and end calls when away from the desk. More people simply want the ability to talk wirelessly, and they want the freedom to move around their work area without a cord. I’m showcasing wireless USB headsets as the centerpiece because statistics show that wireless headsets are more popular over wired models. I will provide information on wired models as well. Most of the models contained in the blog will be wireless models. Instead, they’re being presented as five USB headsets you should consider. But, these are 5 that are known to be of good quality, reputable brand, and features and sound quality known to be very good.Īs a footnote, these 5 USB headsets aren’t being presented in a ranking order. If you’d like to add a few to this list, that works too. In this blog, I’ll provide you with 5 good USB headsets that you can consider. That can make for some confusion in trying to decide on a USB headset. With that in mind, what are 5 good ones that you can put on your list to consider? After all, t here are a number of manufacturers of headsets, such as Poly (formerly Plantronics), Jabra, Logitech, Bose, EPOS / Sennheiser, Yealink, Discover, and others.Īnd, to add a little more complexity to the process, each of these brands offer several models. Specifically, you need to use a good quality USB headset. Given the audio quality shortcomings in using what comes with your computer, you need to use an audio device that brings better sound. One thing these applications have in common is they’re computer based, and in order to participate using them, you need a microphone and speaker used with the computer. We’ve seen a number of applications rise in their use over the past year. Now that we’re all more closely attached to our computers with more and more applications being computer based, usb headsets have risen in importance and usefulness.
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