Do the regular phone jack (rj9) connectors on the base work for any regular wireless headset (like AT&T)?
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the short answer is "kind of". it depends on the headset type but the headset must be plugged into the headset jack. you cannot plug the headset inline with the handset. many of the older headsets were connected between the handset (the thing you hold in your hand) and the base unit of the phone. this type of connection does not work on most SIP phones. Yealink also offers an adaptor for certain handsets that enable you to answer a call from the headset. the other thing to note is that depending on the headset model you might need to change the pin outs on the rj9 connector.
1791174
For me, it only works with my S10 base (plug headset into base and the base into my Avaya phone). When I tried to plug the headset directly to the phone it did not work.
1579470
I found this on the ATT website....Headset compatible (2.5mm jack) - I see the cover for the jack on my phone but haven't tried to open it cause I don't have a need for a headset...so my answer would be "YES"
941366
I'm unsure whether all headsets have ear jacks or not. But I can tell you dealing with warranty issues and AT&T; has been a total nightmare with this product. The base unit quit working and when we returned the unit, they sent us a replacement with one handset (although we had not returned any handsets) and the base unit worked fine with the headset they sent, but we were unable to get the original four handsets to work, even after attempting to troubleshoot with AT&T.; What lousy service.
1578180
Every handset has a jack for a wired headset. The base does not have a separate headphone jack but you can connect the headset into the handset that goes with the base. I keep my headset connected to the handset and it works great.
1877633
If you mean a cord with Quick Connect on one end and RJ9 (smaller than typical phone cord) on other side. Then that depends on your phone. This has the Quick Connect on the end so you will need what ever adapter connection your phone has (USB, RJ9, etc).
2051785
Yes it will work but in order for the hook switch button on the headset to work properly you will need the jabra 1420120 link 20 hookswitch adapter
1011011
The base of this particular model (Plantronics CS55 Wireless Headset Bundle) only connects to the phone with RJ-11 cable.
1578175
No. The base does not have a provision for headset. The handsets do have them. Thanks
1599522
You'll need a minimum of the base which is the wireless transmitter and what the phone line connects to. Another must to me is the saddle or cradle that picks up the phone handset automatically. Again, without the base the headset is useless.
1289905
Second the observation that it'll work so long as your phone has the right jack OR you can find the right adapter if your phone DOESN'T have the right jack. One type of phone that it doesn't work well with is the type that has two leads/inputs (pink and green -- one for mike, one for audio, with RJ9 hookup at the phone). In that case, good luck finding an adapter that will make it work ... the "straight through" ones don't seem to work.
1377752
It only connects to the phone via RJ11. The AC charger that goes into the outlet plugs into the headset base via 3.5mm.
1874691
I own a headset that connects directly to the phone jack, in place of the receiver. If you don't own that kind, you will likely require an adaptor or splicer.
442619
The jack that fits into the phone is like any standard phone jack. You have to make sure that the hand set and it's cord are able to be disconnected from the phone base. I had a phone where the cord coming from the phone base to the hand set was permanently built in and I had to get another phone to make this headset work with it. Other than that the head set worked great.
659376
It works with the standard 3.5 mm jack that is on most phones. I've used it on my Samsung S2 just fine, but on my Motorola Defy the button didn't work because they wire their headsets differently.
1957200
This is an adapter cable. It has two 3.5 mm stereo jacks on one end, that a headset with microphone that has 3.5 mm plugs, would plug into and on the other end is what is called a 4P4C modular (RJ9/RJ10) connector plug that plugs into a telephone handset 4P4C connector jack. If that is what you need then this is it.
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They should. I use the adapter with my Cisco desk phone and Monster headphones with mic the same way you would use a standard headset.