Jabra Talk 65 Mono Bluetooth Headset - Premium Wireless Single Ear Headset - 2 Built-In Noise Cancelling Microphones, Media Streaming and up to 100 meters Bluetooth Range - Black

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To begin, as I mentioned, these headsets look pretty much the same. They’re worn over the ear with attached ear gels that insert into the ear. You get different sizes to choose from, so you can find the size that’s most comfortable. We all have different sizes of ears, so having the choice of different sizes is helpful from the standpoint of comfort, and sound. The ergonomic design fits comfortably on either ear; simply swap it over and swing the boom mike out. Controls: At the bare minimum, you should be able to accept or reject a call and adjust volume with buttons on the headset itself. The ability to do some of this with the sound of your voice is a nice bonus but not a requirement. If you want as much talk time as possible, then the decision could get a little more difficult. Both give you up to 14 hours of talk time, but they give it to you differently. Jabra gives you a full 14 hours on a single charge, whereas the Poly Voyager 5200 UC gives you 7 hours on the initial charge, and an additional 7 hours when recharged through the portable charging case.

So once you have a good sense of what’s most important to you, you’ll find that choosing between these two headsets will become much easier. Need some help or a product recommendation? Both of these headsets are very good. Both are professional grade. And, as you’ve learned, they may look pretty much the same, but there are differences; some sizable, and others more subtle. One of those differences includes the price. The Jabra Talk 65, on the other hand, is a newer version of the 5200 that brings with it some enhancements such as longer range. The Jabra Talk 65 gives you a full 14 hours of battery life on a single charge with no charge case required.Even though both of these headsets operate off of Bluetooth technology, there is a difference in the wireless range that they provide. In saying this, I’m not trying to paint the picture that it was day-and-night difference better, but what I am saying is it just sounded better. After hearing them both, you may have a different opinion because as I said, sound quality is very subjective, but that’s my take. Software Two names that are synonymous with headsets include Poly (formerly Plantronics), and Jabra. And when it comes to wireless headsets used with mobile phones, Jabra and Poly both make a model very similar to each other. Specifically, I’m referring to the Jabra Talk 65, and the Poly Voyager 5200. It is lighter than over-the-ear headphones and comes designed for hassle-free calls in noisy environments with up to 80% noise cancellation, two microphones, and HD Voice to ensure clearer communication.

Unlike Jabra’s PanaCast 50 which is an in-room video conferencing tool, or their consumer line of earbuds, the IP54-rated Jabra Talk 65 is a slim-line, mono earpiece for those who want to be always connected and communicating on the go.

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What's also really nice is the GPS information streaming and one-touch voice assistant access so the headset can help you manage your day and navigate too.