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Hi!

I'm looking for a good wireless headset to use for my land-line at home.

However, I'm not looking for any old headset, those $50.00 ones just don't cut it. The person on the other side always has complaints that it :)sounds like I'm on a speaker phone.


Does anyone know of a good Wireless land-line headset?


Any help whatsoever, would be great!


Thanks!
Jenny

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mark

Hi!


Do you recommend a specific one?


I've literally been searching for years...lol


Jenny

They come in many flavors, mono = one ear Bi-monaural = 2 ear, with different boom mikes and disconnects. Pick a good brand name and the one you like best. They offer a money back satisfaction guarantee, so keep trying until you find one you like. Plantronic and GN Netcom are usually billed as the top of the line.
Mark

Hi.

Mark K...do you have one of these?


Thanks.
Jenny

The Plantronics CS-50 seems to be doing well for us. It's not too expensive and does a good job with coverage. There's also an optional handset lifter to allow you to place/receive calls and also hang up. I have tried it myself and it's pretty good.

Hi guys...thanks!

The Plantronics CS 50, is this the best Wireless Land-Line out there?

I found the link:
https://www.plantronics.com/north_america/en_US/productName/CS50


And, my main concern: will the person who receives a call from the Pantronic CS 50 complain about the sound of my voice on their end (like I'm on a speaker phone etc.)?


Any help, again, would be great!
Jenny

Been selling these for quite a while, without complaints.

Dave

I have 2 CS-50s in my office. Both have the lifter that Ed mentioned. They work great.

I get better feedback on the GNNetcom models. These also come with or without lifters, one-ear, two-ear, flex boom, noise cancellation - anything your heart desires. They're not as snazzy looking as the Plantronics, but the sound quality can't be beat.