Product Features
Always-on dual-mic AudioIQ2 technology cancels noise while retaining the unique, natural sound of your voice
Pivoting mic boom lets you wear headset on either ear and optimize the position of the two microphones
Automatic voice prompts alert battery and mute status; multipoint technology connects to 2 devices simultaneously
Three layers of WindSmart technology--stainless steel mic screens, acoustic fabrics, and an electronic filter--block intrusive wind noise
What's in the Box: headset, AC wall/travel charger, three soft gel eartips, two foam eartip covers, and a printed user manual
Some Reviews from users :
- "After an early test, it certainly sounds the part."
by Jenkster25 on April 24, 2009
read more - "Outgoing AUdio is good, Recieve Audio is bad"
by random9999 on May 6, 2009. - The design of the Plantronics Voyager Pro isn't quite cool enough to be called retro, but we have no trouble calling it comfortable and easy to wear. The headset was easy to use, with a simple design and an intuitive interface that didn't have us reaching for the owner's manual every time we paired it with a new phone. Call quality was also good, and the phone had good enough reception that we could walk away from our phone and still keep the conversation going. We're still skeptical about wireless Bluetooth headsets replacing our wired sets, or even our Bluetooth speakerphone, but for constant chatters looking for an untethered option for long conversations, we have no trouble recommending the Plantronics Voyager Pro. The headset sounded clean and natural, better than other headsets we've seen except under truly rock-n-roll conditions. Price: $100.
Pros: Great call quality. Comfortable design. Long battery life. Noise reduction works well for wind, engine and deep repetitive noises.
Cons: Sound quality still doesn't match a good wired headset. Design a bit dated looking, rather large. Not enough aural feedback while talking, too much aural feedback while windy.
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