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Plantronics S12 Corded Telephone Headset System
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List Price: $82.99
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Features
• Over-the-head and over-the-ear configurations
• Volume and mute controls
• Noise-canceling microphone, Call Clarity technology
• Convenient headset stand
• Compatible with single and multi-line phones |
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Plantronics S12 Corded Telephone Headset System description
The S12 telephone headset system from Plantronics provides a hands-free method of communication which works with all single and multi-line phones. With convenient over-the-ear and over-the-head configurations, you can adjust the headset for maximum comfort, while volume and mute controls provide a way to adjust headset audio levels for maximum convenience. The noise-canceling microphone and Call Clarity technology deliver clear, easily-intelligible sound, and an in-use indicator light provides a visual phone status indicator. With a 5.75-by-9.0-inch footprint, the S12 fits easily onto available desktop space, while a headset stand provides a convenient resting place for the headset. The S12 weighs just 2 pounds and comes backed by a one-year limited warranty. What's in the Box
Headset amplifier, convertible, two-in-one headset with noise-canceling microphone and Firefly in-use boom indicator light, headband for wearing over the head, ear loop for wearing over the ear, AC adapter, user's guide |
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Plantronics S12 Corded Telephone Headset System Customer Reviews
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Terrible, useless, and unecessarily complicated.
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All I wanted was something to make the incoming audio louder while listening to a call and typing during an interview. I couldn't find just a headset amp so I purchased this "system" based on Plantronics' good name.
Instead of just plugging it into the wall phone jack, you have to use a regular phone, route the receiver/handset cord to this, then back out to the receiver/handset again, which makes this light unit basically hamstrung between the headset and handset and doesn't want to sit on the desk without taping it down. Then you have to take the receiver/handset off the hook, place it on the desk (assuming you have desk space, which I don't) then push a button to start up the headset.
Most importantly, listening sound quality was muffled and not very loud. If I turned up the incoming sound volume, it immediately put a loud annoying squeal of feedback into the microphone, making it totally unusable.
I went back to my regular, unampflied Plantronics headset which just plugs into the wall phone and is always on with no extra cords, ac adapter, or buttons to push. I'm not very thrilled with that, but for $15 it sounds MUCH better and much louder, without the feedback or the hassles. So for now I guess I'll stick with that until I find something else that just improves the incoming sound. |
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