The Poly Voyager 6200 is a wireless Bluetooth headset designed for professional use. The headset is equipped with noise-cancelling technology, making it ideal for use in noisy environments. Additionally, it features a comfortable and ergonomic design that allows you to wear it for extended periods without discomfort. Read on for more about the Voyager 6200
One of the standout features of the Poly Voyager 6200 is its noise-cancelling technology. The headset is equipped with four omnidirectional microphones that work together to cancel out ambient noise, making it easier for you to focus on your work or conversation. This feature is particularly useful for people who work in open offices or other noisy environments, like Bryan's home office.
The headset also offers excellent call quality, thanks to its integrated stereo speakers. The sound quality is clear and crisp, and the noise-cancelling technology ensures that you can hear and be heard even in noisy environments. Additionally, the headset features a dynamic mute alert that notifies you when you are on mute, ensuring that you never accidentally speak into a muted microphone.
In terms of comfort, the Poly Voyager 6200 excels. The headset is lightweight and features a comfortable neckband that is both flexible and durable. The earbuds are also comfortable and come with multiple sizes of ear tips, allowing you to find the perfect fit for your ears. The headset also features a magnetic snap closure that keeps the earbuds in place when you are not using them (Editor's note: I have no idea what this means - my set does not have that. Subtract one point from ChatGPT).
Overall, the Poly Voyager 6200 is an excellent wireless headset that is perfect for professional use. The noise-cancelling technology, excellent call quality, and comfortable design make it a great choice for anyone who spends a lot of time on the phone or in meetings. The only downside is that it is a bit pricey, but it is well worth the investment if you need a high-quality headset for work.
The above was an adjusted review created by ChatGPT.
Bryan's Take
I've been using these on and off for years and only recently put them back into more or less full-time service. My home office is incredibly noisy thanks (thanks?) to my house being close to a busy street. This means I require a headset for two reasons: Help block out road noise in my ears and help block out road noise from reaching the far end participants. Nothing is dumber, in my opinion, than cars activating my microphone and then displaying me full screen in an active speaker enabled meeting. The Voyager 6200 fixed those issues and are exceptionally comfortable to boot.
The primary caveat about this headset is that they are not appropriate for music playback as there is minimal to no low end response. However, as a device for phone or video calls, these excel in every way. Plus when using Poly's lightweight Lens Desktop software, you'll never a firmware update.
They are currently available from Amazon for $154.98
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