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Pressing the red mute button on the microphone boom turns on the mic, lowers the music volume and pipes the surrounding audio into the earpieces, whilst it allows you to listen to your surroundings. I’ve found that I don’t really use the “open mic” function much, but it is rather nice. But can take some practice getting to sit on the ears “just right” for the maximum sound quality and isolation from ‘the real world’ They are nice and soft and whilst pressing on the ears they can stay on all day without getting sweaty, painful or annoying just fine. Speaking of noise rejection and the pads.

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These units are designed for all day wear and whilst full cans would provide better noise isolation and deeper bass response, the smaller pads mean I can get away with wearing these around the office, without looking like some kind of DJ snob and stuff them in my smaller bag without taking an entire segment for just my headphones We now engage in what we call “Headphone Land” to reduce distractions to a minimum, even to the point we had to setup a Persistent Chat room to discuss lunch because everyone is so focused. We managed to pick up a fleet of these devices cheaper than normal thanks to a bundle special with one of our distributors and now everyone in the technical team uses them as their “goto” devices.

It’s coming down, but still expect to pay around $300 for a pair.

It’s a lot and can be a hard sell to management.

Check out a Blynclight if this is a concern, Greig has just reviewed the latest model here.

Spoke to Plantronics about this, apparently they were limited by battery size, still would have loved to seen a larger “In call” indicator versus listing to music.

Hard to tell if your listening to music or on a call.

Can sometimes take some re-adjustment to sit just right for full bass response.

Audio can still “bleed” to nearby office users if you get a bit excited with the volume.

Answers calls / switches to headset mode when you pick it up off a desk.

Mutes mic/pauses music when you remove it from your head.

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Real button controls plus motion aware stuff.I can use Google Now with my head out the window at 100kmh (don’t try this).

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Mic is based on the ‘Legendary’ (ha) Plantronics Legend UC/CS Bluetooth headset.

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Calls on PC correctly interrupt music from your mobile device.Notifications sent to your mobile device still play in ears when you’re playing music on PC.Manages being paired to 2 devices just fine.Built in DSP when using noise cancelling.

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Uses its own dongle for PC eliminating a lot of issues with the windows Bluetooth stack.

If your just after the quick bits here’s the info you need. I don’t expect Plantronics will be in a rush to send me anything else to review. This is a review unit from Plantronics (it’s even marked “NOT FOR SALE” on the headband) but as usual I’ll say what I like about it even at the risk of not being sent more gear, but with how long it took me to write this one. I meant to quickly review this before IgniteAU last year but everything’s been a little busy since then, So I’d figured I’d post this as a more long term review than just a first impressions. As always, Full disclosure. Poly employee participation within this community is not mandatory and any post or FAQ article provided by myself is done either during my working hours or outside working hours, in my private time, and may be answered on weekends, bank holidays or personal holidays.I know your all waiting for the Cloudbond followup, but I’m back with another Plantronics headset review. This forum replies or post is based upon my personal experience and does not reflect the opinion or view of my employer. I am just a simple volunteer in the community like everybody else.

The title Admin is a community setting and does not reflect my role. Please remember, if you see a post that helped you, and it answers your question, please mark it as an 'Accept as Solution'. Additionally can you use Poly Lens and see if headset settings can be managed through this other software? Using the 3.5 mm connector will turn your headset into analog device and HUB cannot interact with devices using a non-USB connection. We are not aware of any such issue so can you share any screenshots so that I can see what is happening? One important thing is that you need to use the USB A OR C connector to connect it with computer only then HUB will be able to read your headset settings.

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