Wireless computer headset with a corded mode. Enjoy wireless freedom with the option to plug in and use as a corded headset if needed As you can see, the Voyager 4320 isn’t heavy. In fact, by double ear headset standards, it would be put into the light category. That’s a great starting point when comfort is at the center of conversation.

Up to 50 m/164 ft (UC version) – increased range due to new BT700 USB adapter; up to 91 m/300 ft (Office version) If the 4300 series has a stand-out feature, it’s undoubtedly the battery management, enabling up to 24 hours of talk-time and up to 47 hours of listening. It takes just 1.6 hours (96 minutes) to recharge fully, and you can get sufficient battery power for 10 hours from just 15 minutes of power connection. This is an impressive wireless headset especially for the price. It’s considered to be a budget friendly product, and to that end, Poly hit the mark.That product mix blends nicely with the products that Poly offers, and as a result, we’ve seen several new audio conferencing, video conferencing and business headsets come out.

In the case of the Poly Voyager 4320, it’s stated to give you up to 164 feet of wireless talk range. Well, we put that to the test, and once again, our rule of thumb prevailed. Anyone asking about the weight of a headset is really asking whether or not it’s comfortable. The Poly Voyager 4320 weighs 5.71 ounces. Putting this into perspective, here are a few things that weigh about 6 ounces: Free yourself from your desk with the perfect entry-level Bluetooth wireless headset. Meet the Poly Voyager 4320 UC wireless, on-the-ear headset. It’s everything you need to stay productive and connected to all your devices whether at home or in the office. Battery life is always a good thing to know about when shopping for a new wireless headset. This is truly one of those cases where more is better.Surprisingly, some headsets have a microphone boom that’s rigid, and has little to no flex. Generally, that’s a bad design because having the microphone in the right location plays a large role in how good, or how bad you might sound. Having adjustments is important, not only for headbands and ear speakers, but microphones too.