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The Voyager 4320 USB-A is a stereo headset designed for professionals who want superior sound insulation for their conversations, so they can fully immerse themselves in the conversation in question. This device will offer you great convenience during your exchanges. It features two low-pressure faux leather headphones, a memory foam headband and a flexible boom, all adjustable to your liking. The dual USB-A + Bluetooth connection of the headset allows you to use it on multiple devices such as: PC/Mac via the included dongle, smartphone or tablet via simple Bluetooth pairing. As a multipoint solution, the Voyager 4320 USB-A can be used on two devices simultaneously, allowing you to juggle multiple devices on a day-to-day basis. Powerful battery life: 24 hours of talk time
The Voyager 4320 has a padded headband for added comfort. Anyone who’s worn a headset over the head can appreciate having a little padding where the band meets the top of your head. Padding helps to minimize headset fatigue, which can occur when wearing a headset for extended periods of time. Up to 50 m/164 ft (UC version) – increased range due to new BT700 USB adapter; up to 91 m/300 ft (Office version)mAh lithium-ion battery: 24 hours talk time, 47 hours listening time and up to 50 days standby time The microphone boom arm is very flexible so you can easily position the microphone into the proper location (2 fingers width from the corner of your mouth). Battery life is always a good thing to know about when shopping for a new wireless headset. This is truly one of those cases where more is better. You can also connect the Poly Voyager 4320 to a mobile device via Bluetooth. The 4320 uses the latest version of Bluetooth which is version 5.2. While connected to a mobile device, you can simultaneously be connected to a computer.
The positioning of the Voyager 4320 UC between these products hints that Poly is looking to draw customers from both ends of this spectrum. In the case of the Poly Voyager 4320, it’s stated to give you up to 164 feet of wireless talk range. Well, we put that to the test, and once again, our rule of thumb prevailed. What might be more of an issue is the pricing. These are more expensive than some of the comparable designs, like the EPOS I SENNHEISER Adapt 260 and the Sony WH-1000XM3. Though, they are cheaper than the Bose 700 UC and Sony WH-1000XM4. The power on/off switch doubles for Bluetooth pairing, but you will only need this if you want to use the headset with a phone or system that has Bluetooth embedded in it. Using the provided BT700 Bluetooth adapter, no pairing is required. The headset will automatically connect if powered on when the Bluetooth adapter is inserted into a USB port.
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Surprisingly, some headsets have a microphone boom that’s rigid, and has little to no flex. Generally, that’s a bad design because having the microphone in the right location plays a large role in how good, or how bad you might sound. Having adjustments is important, not only for headbands and ear speakers, but microphones too. The microphone is part of a noise-cancelling boom with dual microphone acoustic fence technology. That should reduce any environmental sounds propagating to be heard by the other end of a call or conference. However, there is no active noise cancellation in the headphones, so the operator will still hear those sounds. It is also obvious that the designer of these conceived them as both stereo and monoaural from the outset, as almost everything necessary is on the right side of the headset. No controls are on the left, reducing that side to merely a left-side driver. Lastly, the Voyager 4320 gives you the option to wear the headset with the microphone placed on the right or the left side. People do have a preference which side they wear the microphone, and not headsets give you the choice. What variants are available?
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