When using the headset is it amplified well enough to hear sources that have low volume from the other end. Support centers etc...
797362
I would say "yes." My husband is pretty hard of hearing and even he doesn't set it at maximum volume.
797363
Absolutely! My husband is a little hard of hearing (but he won't admit it) and he can hear perfectly fine no matter who he talks to. You can up the volume a lot, but I haven't had to. This is the best phone on the market.
797364
This phone is amplified really well. I always leave the volume as far down as it will go unless someone is not coming through very well and then I bump it up a notch or two. It is better than the average phone as far as sound coming through.
2064848
I did not use it for that, although on Skype I was coming through loud and clear so probably...be warned, my volume/mute feature on the headset was delivered in a "not working" condition (no apparent shipping damage) and I ended up returning this unit.
1444155
I have only had 3 or 4 calls wih the headset so far and have not had any complaints about the mic quality but i hav not heard it from the other end so im not sure.
810126
From my experience the sound bleed is significant only if your playing on near to max volume. Anything below that I have not noticed any terrible sound bleed using this headset
1881461
I bought it primarily for the amplification, the visual features were an unexpected bonus. I always have the volume turned up loud. If you can wait 2 weeks, I'll try it at low volume and let you know. Otherwise, I would call Plantronics technical support who were very helpful.
676313
No, it does not. The volume does not work at all. The center button does pause/play, but when you use it to answer a call, they can hear you but you cannot hear them as the audio goes to the phone and not the headset. If you then unplug and re-plug-in the headset, you can hear them, but they can no longer hear you.
363351
No you are still able to hear things. In opinion, its not a good headset at all.
1690201
I use my headset very often, for my voice clarity I talk directly to the microphone. I also asking the person with whom I am talking direct their voice to the phone microphone. The voice clarity more or less is OK in my unit.
1777929
Sorry for that belated response.I personally didn't have any ear trouble with that headset.RegardsMB
1995018
I tried this with my set-up ~ Turtle Beach phones using the dual ear-and-mic jacks option ~ and while it did work okay ~ the audio was way weaker than using the audio-jack by itself ~ so I went back to that option ~ as I do not need the mic much. At least these Turtle Beach phones have really excellent audio quality ~ for even quiet music. I don't know if the dual ear-and-mic signal weakness is due to my PC or the Turtle Beach phones and therefor you may have a different outcome ~~~
1471937
when connected works with any device, but over the latter decreases until the sound is heard only on a headset and at very low volume so the device has the maximum volume
1620603
you can adjust the volume on your headset, the headset does not adjust the volume on other devises.
2182792
amplification adequate and I'm hearing impaired. It works with hearing aids. Announcing who is calling is not part of my unit.
517929
I am just "learning the ropes" about using this headset so I honestly could not tell you. Sorry I could not give you a better response.
1668314
It does. I am having a problem with increasing the volume to louder due to a hearing problem, but what is being said is very clear, just not loud enough for my comfort.
947341
Yes it does. I haven't had any trouble with people being able to hear me even while use my headset.
20156
if the headset has the same type of plug then yes, HOWEVER, it will not be as clear as the current one to listen to. If headset is used only for talking there should not be a problem