Voyager 5200 UC (Poly) - Bluetooth Single-Ear (Monaural) Headset - Compatible to connect to your PC and/or Mac - Works with Teams, Zoom & more - Noise Canceling

This was a gift for my husband. He’s had this brand before but needed an updated version. So far this is working great and has clear, reliable sound. He likes the design (just over one ear vs a pair of earbuds or similar). The setup and connectivity was effortless. All in all, it’s exactly what he wanted!

This headset is bigger than my old Jabra Storm. However, when I got a HD Audio-capable mobile phone, people started saying I had a lot of background noise in the car, using either the Storm or the car speakerphone. The old 2G wireless compression removed most noise, but 5G wireless passes through everything, like a landline does. With this headset nobody knows you are in the car. Even on the freeway. The noise cancellation is that good. It also comes with a special Bluetooth dongle which appears as an audio device, not a Bluetooth dongle, to the PC operating system. So if you plug that into a PC, Meet, Teams, and Zoom JUST WORK. No configuration beyond selecting the headset and microphone as your audio device. You can walk around the house and prepare your lunch while listening to a meeting. When you turn it on, the headset announces remaining talk time, and the phone will also display the battery percentage. You can voice dial the mobile phone by holding the button for a second. Bluetooth range is excellent; you do not have to carry the mobile phone around the room with you. It can coexist with a PC and mobile phone simultaneously without any switching. Only caveat there is that, if you are listening to PC audio and you do anything on the phone that makes a sound, the PC audio will be cut off for a couple seconds in favor of the phone audio. Putting the headset on one-handed is not so easy, but once you put it on it stays on and is comfortable. You can reverse it for either ear. Comes with a charging case. Both the case and headset charge via Micro USB, not USB-C. USB A cable included. Headset charges quickly, you can top up in a few minutes between meetings.

I've been a Voyager Legend user for nearly 20 years. I originally heard of them, and bought one when a conference call presenter I knew always sounded fantastic. He used a Plantronics Voyager Legend. I've had 5, the each worked well for about 4 years. The mic is what has always failed. I have kept, and continued to use the old Legends for listening only. The last time I bought a Legend, the 5200 line was being introduced. I met someone wearing the new type, had also had the original Voyager Legend, and he loved his Voyager 5200. My Legend started fail recently, and I upgraded to the 5200. The wind noise cancellation is excellent. Sound quality is also excellent. The battery doesn't seem to last as long. After charging, the voice doesn't say "7 hours," it says "battery high." When I check to see what I'm connected to (phone and/or computer) it doesn't tell me remaining charge. It only tells you when you turn it off and on, and when it is low. Apparently, when it has less than 2 hours charge, it begins to connect and disconnect about every 5 minutes, which is annoying. I was listening to a recording, and it disconnected mid-way, then reconnected. That's very odd. I guess I need a second one to use when this happens. It the box: the charging box is redesigned (still uses mini USB B), and has an opening to the right side so you can charge it standing up and not putting in the case. The Legend had a case and had a separate stand up charger available. The charging box also has the USB plug in so you can pair it that way to your computer. I use my computer's Bluetooth capability to pair it, the same way you do on your phone. There is also a charging cord, a mini B to put into your electrical supply. I had hoped that would be the short cord with a phone connector on the end, but no (minus 1 star). On the Legend the volume toggle was in a better place and easier to use than the tiny high and low buttons. @Plantronics/ @Poly, if you are reading this, why don't you switch to a mini USB C plug for charging? It would make it far easier to charge. Does the 5200 charging box hold a charge like the Legend, so you can use it on the go? My Legend box was used a lot when I drove all day. In the box, it reset and charged no matter if it was flat or not. Include the mini car charger in the box, too. Remove the hassle for your customers!

This lightweight headset at first seems like a godsend . Easy to install, feather light , good mic and earliece quality . But then the defects come out by week 2 of usage . 1. Unit constantly disconnects and reconnects to computer making that annoying Windows “device connected now” sound sometimes up to a dozen times a day ! 2. Ear piece cradle is decent ride . Earpiece does not settle correctly in cradle and if you don’t pay very close attention to the micron size notification lights , your ear piece doesn’t charge and goes dead . 3. Six hours of talk time is a lie . Maybe 4 at best . Don’t beleive the computer voice that alerts you that you have 6. She is a liar ! 4. Poly customer support is a certified disaster . Managed by some Six Sigma process junkie who got his degree online and is designed to do nothing but frustrate Poly customers . For 3 months I’ve been working with customer service to get a full replacement unit and they keep saying “it’s coming” and it never arrives . They give you an 8 digit case number that they end up just arbitrarily closing oit for some weak reason.

After 3 months of searching. I found the poly voyager 5200 uc is the best when it comes to active noise cancelling especially in the mic. This is the best headsets I have so far for business. I recommend this product

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Excelente producto. Carga mejor metiéndolo en la caja, cansa mucho menos que una diadema y se escucha perfecto. Lastima q no aísle bien el ruido exterior a pesar que en la descripción dice que el micrófono es capaz de limpiar el audio. Llegó muy rápido, y no tuve ningún tema al sincronizarlo con la computadora del trabajo

Within a month's usage the max indicated talk time after a full recharge has dropped from 7Hrs to 6Hr and dropping a little by the day. At this rate, the headset wont be of any use in a few months. Will claim under warranty when it comes to such a pass. Also had the headset battery suddenly die on me a few times now for no reason after a full charge. Otherwise, when it does work there's nothing to fault it. Voice clarity and ergonomics are spot-on. Had bought another one for my wife and she loves hers too but not a regular user so no idea what the battery on her headset is upto.

Me parece un muy buen artículo, buscaba un auricular que pudiera conectar a mi PC y realizar algunas llamadas en Teams - Zoom y por otro lado conectarlo a mi Smartphone, sin que este fuera demasiado grande, por lo que este artículo cumple con esa función, la cancelación de ruido en el microfono es buena aunque no la mejor que hayas experimentado, sin embargo cumple con su función y en efecto filtra algunos sonidos indeseados durante las llamadas. Hasta ahora la duración de la batería ha sido muy buena, me dura unos 2 días dandole un uso promedio de 2 a 3 horas continuas diarías, claro esto depende del tiempo que lo utilices escuchando música o realizando llamadas, la versión que compre (Voyager 5200 UC) incluye el case para cargar - guardar el auricular y el adaptador USB tipo "A" para la PC así como repuestos de la goma que va en el canal auditivo.