7 Best Poly Headsets for ZOOM + LIVE MIC TESTS!

[@HeadsetAdvisor]

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[@aylorpaul39]

Hi David, re poly voyager focus 2 , don't know why poly need 2 variants and don't just allow users to customise for teams or UC via their app - think there missing a trick

[@HeadsetAdvisor]

Hey Paul, that would be great for anyone whose able to download software on their computers. Many companies restrict employees from downloading any software, so this is where the Teams version comes in if software can’t be downloaded.

[@deyonaannisa9218]

hello,. can you give opinion and video test about plantronics blackwire 225 mic noice cancelling?

[@HeadsetAdvisor]

Hmm that is long outdated and I wouldn’t recommend one option that is really good for mic quality and price is this one headsetadvisor.com/products/yealink-uh37-professional-wired-usb-headset?srsltid=AfmBOopIpqZOhP4AKfmpCWo3pheFhNEvfx3aSz5OK1VBYitC453wwWoB

[@MichaelKaufman0]

Will these work if I have a laptop and not a labtop, as described by the host?

[@HeadsetAdvisor]

Yes, labtop and laptop compatible 😄

[@tonyga5]

Sadly my Poly Blackwire 8225 has had nothing but issues with Zoom. “Failed to detect your microphone and speakers” on each new zoom meeting.

[@HeadsetAdvisor]

Hi Tony, can you watch the video at the link below and see if this helps resolve the issue? kzbin.info/www/bejne/hWmlh6Numq15lc0

[@alls0p69]

@Headset Advisor Quick-ish question... The company I work for/with cannot always guarantee that the computer we connect a wireless headset to will allow connecting a bluetooth device. There is an IT block on that sort of thing. I know that 2.4 ghz wireless headsets are not a problem because they connect directly to the dongle and it is recognized the same as if it were a USB headset. That being said..... Is there a wireless Poly product that we can connect that Windows recognizes as a USB audio device versus being recognized as a Bluetooth device? There are IT/Security restrictions that do not alllow us to connect something that Windows recognizes as a "Bluetooth Adapter," Also, ther cannot be a need to install any manufacturer software to function. I currently have a Poly (Plantronics) wired headset, but I want wireless for all of us. Don't want to pull the trigger on 100 devices that will not workt within those paramaters. Any assistance or advise is greatly appreciated.

[@HeadsetAdvisor]

The Poly headsets in this list will be recognized as a USB audio device and from there the headset connects to the Dongle via Bluetooth. Similar to how you’d connect a wireless mouse to your computer. If you’re in the US or Canada and want to narrow down a couple best options or you need a quote, feel free to contact us.

[@JJoh4040]

Howd the headset hunting go?

[@maikeru86]

David, please tell us the secret... why Blackwire has RED wire?! 😱

[@HeadsetAdvisor]

I wish we had an answer to that! 🤷‍♂️

[@maikeru86]

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[@JerryKMathew]

Does poly 4320 works with Ubuntu/Linux OS. Could you please check and confirm as I am planning to buy one to use with my ubuntu laptop. Just wanted to know if the usb bluetooth dongle works with ubuntu OS

[@HeadsetAdvisor]

Hi Jerry, we're not seeing anything to show this is compatible with Ubuntu, and we haven't personally tested it. That being said, the model at the link below is showing it is compatible with Ubuntu. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXy3kHltarmnecU

[@JerryKMathew]

Thanks for the quick reply I am from India and these Orosound headsets are not available in our country. It would be helpful if you could test any Poly bluetooth headsets with ubuntu laptops Please guide

[@HeadsetAdvisor]

@@JerryKMathew there may be a local vendor that can provide the Tilde Pro to India. We’ll add your request to our video list

[@Jacquicruise1]

Hi David, which is the best wireless to cut out barking etc noise to work with avaya my company wont allow any drive downloads

[@HeadsetAdvisor]

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[@greg6162]

Wired headsets will always have better sound… but I’d say the Poly 4320 had the best overall wireless microphone performance. I attribute it to the longer mic and better placement for blocking out background noise… yet still giving you a clear speaking voice. The Focus 2 (while better looking and better built) seemed like the microphone was missing that clear bass response and the software was over compensating causing too much compression artifacts. I’m looking at the 4320 with the Office base for desk phone compatibility. I do wish it was DECT like the 8220 office for more stable connections and range. But for the money Poly headsets are built the best… unfortunately HP has no one working in their software department because I think they could squeeze more sound quality out of the Focus 2 mic

[@mwahlert]

The 8200 UC is terrible.

[@Farid-ElMassry]

2 minutes introductions 😂😂👎

[@HeadsetAdvisor]

Yes we have learned to get right to the point on our latest videos when we do the update to this video soon we will be sure to remove 2 minute intros and get right into it. Thanks for the feedback