Buy Plantronics CS70N/HL10 Professional Wireless Office Headset System with LifterPlantronics CS70N/HL10 Professional Wireless Office Headset System with Lifter Product Description:
- Roam hands free up to 300 feet from the desk phone
- DECT 6.0 technology provides best-in-class audio quality
- Light, over-the-ear design for all day comfort
- Noise-canceling microphone significantly reduces background
- Six hours talk time without recharge
Product Description
CS70N/HL10 (70460-06 ) DECT 6.0 Wireless Headset W/ Lifter NC ,Plantronics wireless office headset system with handset lifter and noise-canceling microphone * Lightweight, over-the-ear design that combines sophisticated style with all-day wearing comfort,Up to 300ft. range Your Simple Connection to First-class Audio for Business-class CallsLight, comfortable, over-the-ear design for all day comfortHigh performance, noise-canceling microphone1.9GHz Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications (DECT 6.0) provides uncompromised audio quality and securityRoam and multi-task from up to 300 feetSix hours talk time without rechargeOnline indicator lightRemote call controls: answer/end, vol +/-, mute
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17 of 17 people found the following review helpful.
Heavy business user ...
By Big Jon
The unit was easy to set up by using the directions...very well written and illustrated... to get the most out of the lifter (which I highly recommend getting), please attach the extension... since I began using the extension, mine has worked well every time....i love the unit, and would buy another...very comfortable to wear.... It even has a toll free automated line to call to get the sound right... AWESOME!
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful.
It works, but not their best
By Universal Cynic
I got this for work. I had the CS55 at a previous job so I thought I'd go for this one at my new job. What drew me to it was that it was similar to my personal bluetooth headset, the classic voyager 510, and would sit in my ear instead of near my ear like the CS55. The CS55 wasn't the most comfortable or stable on my ear but it worked and I never had any connection issues; battery life was also really good.The CS70 disappoints in several areas. First, feedback and connection issues. Half of the time when I am talking I hear myself in the ear piece. I have tried every combination of volumes, channels, and distances between myself, the receiver and the phone with no luck. Second, battery life should be more for an office phone. I can't get much more than 2.5-3 hours of talk time out of it. If someone has one of these for work then it's because they use it a lot and can only charge it for 5-10 minutes between calls or over lunch. My voyager 510 (which I assume has the same batteries since the ear piece it almost identical) will talk for 5+ hours and I never had an issue with the CS55. Last, the receiver/charging base. It's a common complaint that the headset just pops off of the charging connection in the base. I knew this and figured it was because most people aren't careful. Well, you have to be very careful when removing and replacing the headset so as to get it to charge and not pop. I would say that I have this issue 10% of the time, but I think that is still way to often for how careful I am. There are still times where I return in the morning to find it off the charging connection when it was fine the previous evening.Kinda related, but I'd like to say a bit about the lifter unit. I had one at my previous job and figured I'd get one again. While I still find it helpful, I've found two things about it that will dissuade me from getting it next time. First, the lifter that I have this time is SUPER powerful; it drops the phone down hard and I think it's too loud for an office setting. The lifter that I had at my previous job was not so disruptive. Yes, I got both of the two units new, so I have to assume that there is just some serious variation in the stepper motors. Second, I installed the lifter immediately upon setting up my whole headset stuff and that lifter is not coming off of the phone without serious damage. This means that I would have had a hard time trying to return this CS70N, which I really wanted to do. This made me realize how little I actually need the lifter if the above to reasons have dissuaded me from buying it in the future. Just my two cents.In the end, this headset gets the job done and is much better than having to use the handset, but I think the CS55 works better as an office phone and the lifter isn't that great of an accessory, at least for me.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
Plantronics CS70 Headset System
By I. T. Ireland
I bought the Plantronics CS70 headset system at the recommendation of my Hosted VoIP provider. The headset is connected to a Polycom IP450 in my home office. This is my primary work location. I use it every day.The call quality is excellent; and it is a very comfortable headset (I forget I have it on sometimes).I am disappointed with the limited range - I cannot go from one of the house to the other; or outside.I have not been able to get the HL10 lefter accessory to work correctly with the Polycom IP450.
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