Headset stories

Tech company Poly has announced a new addition to its Bluetooth headphone line up. >>

With many key business stakeholders unable to attend in-person meetings as easily as they once did, webinars meetings, and online presentations became a mainstay of virtual business.>>

The lightweight 125-gram headset is designed for desk workers, no matter where they work.>>

According to Poly Australia and New Zealand managing director Andy Hurt, the company wanted to address the need for privacy and security ‘head on’.>>

It was so comfortable that I took to wearing them even when not listening to anything.>>

For a headset coming in at under $200, Jabra has packed in an array of features that appeal to the budget-conscious that demand a quality sound experience.>>

The report predicts that the professional headset market will witness robust growth due to the increased popularity of cloud meeting services and remote working practices. >>

RealWear provides a purpose-built hands-free wearable device that can be used in extremely noisy industrial environments.>>

The audio device company has announced new aesthetics for its GSP 600 wired headsets.>>

Epos Sennheiser GSP 670 is a solid unit that really does justice to the immense effort developers put into modern game audio. This is a wireless headset that I whole-heartedly recommend.>>

We take a look as Epos’ versatile open acoustic wired gaming headset.>>

Jabra A/NZ managing director and thought-leader David Piggott shares his perspective on what we have to gain as we navigate into the unknown.>>

The JBL Quantum One headset is a premium product that delivers excellent sound no matter what device you use it on. It’s also very comfortable and one of the best headsets I have ever used. >>

Logitech NZ B2B/video conferencing account manager Colin Hewett explains what businesses are looking for now that the office has changed forever.>>

The extra edge being able to hear where your opponents are before you can see them can make the difference between a good kill or a respawn.>>

Users can answer, mute and disconnect calls directly from their Jabra headsets with no further actions required in 8x8 applications.>>

Futuresource Consulting has released a detailed discussion of the way that the changing face of office communication is affecting the headset market.>>

The Evolve2 aims to meet the new requirements that organisations have since the Evolve range first hit the market in 2014.>>

Driven by high demand for enterprise audio products, the partnership aims to support the continuous adoption of soft phones and headsets in the local market.>>

Active noise cancelling completely shuts out PC case fan noise, enabling even the most subtle sounds to be clear and crisp without a fan droning in the background. >>

The XP-Camo allows gamers, streamers and audio fans to go from seat to street; with a headset equipped to deal with both in-game and real-life scenarios.>>

The machined aluminium construction promises durability, but not at the expense of comfort because this headset feels superlatively comfy, even after hours of use.>>

Poly is the first enterprise headset company to offer a DECT Headset with active noise cancelling.>>

The wireless headset features active noise cancellation (ANC) and is one of the first to include Qi wireless charging.>>