JabraPRO 920 Mono Wireless Headset for Deskphone

These worked great while it lasted then my job changed phone systems and I couldn’t use anymore

I bought this headset shortly after being sent home in March due to Covid. I was working as a call center rep at the time so I was on the phone almost constantly for 8+ hours each day. Being literally tied to a phone was driving me crazy and I couldn't even count how many times I tripped on my headset cable. This wireless headset was a godsend. It took me no more than 10 minutes to set it up and it has worked wonderfully since. It has great sound quality, convenient volume and mute buttons on the earpiece. I would get complaints all the time about the background noise with my old headset, but the noise reduction on this headset is great. No complaints unless a dog barks or someone is right near me talking. The battery holds up all day. Ive since changed jobs so its no longer in constant use, but I usually leave it off the charger for my whole shift and never once has it gone dead. I just pop it back on the charger at night and I'm good to go! I highly recommend this headset. It is well worth the price for the wireless capabilities alone.

I had a Plantronics wireless headset which lasted for quite some time, but had its issues. I purchased this unit as a refurbished headset with new batteries and it works great! I use this headset every day for work and am typically on the phone for long periods of time for the duration of the day and the battery lasts the entire length of my workday (Usually 8 to 9 hours). The clarity is very good and can be adjusted to match your phone type. I use this on a VOIP Mitel phone and have had no issue at all. The noise suppression works well as they stated.The only negative that I can find about this headset is that it is a little bulky and heavy on the headset itself, but that is mainly because I use the ear hook for this instead of the over the head set. I tried it with the over the head set and the size becomes less of an issue. This overall is not much of an issue in my opinion as the headset does not fall off or move around too much at all when using the ear hook as opposed to the over the head set.

I have no idea why you can only turn this thing down to 10,000 decibels but annoying hold music will make you want to throw this thing across the room in about 20 seconds. There is just NO REASON why they should let you turn it down until you can barely hear it. Is there? The ONLY solution is to take the thing off your head and lay it on your desk. Believe me you can STILL hear hold music or conversations just fine. Only problem is trying to get it back onto your head before the person you lost your hearing waiting on hangs up.

Excellent quality for a telephone headset. I’m used to a wired connection, but I thought I’d live a little when my company switch to a different voip. With that came a VVX501 desk phone, and I looked for compatibility to compliment. According to the phone manual jabra and one other brand were the only two supported. I settled on this headset after great responses and the value. Received without delay, and hooked it up. Nothing. Got to digging a bit deeper, and that phone requires a hook switch . Did not come with any other cables besides the T9 connection. I searched high and low, and found 3 in all of the internet. The Walmart marketplace was the fastest to ship, Amazon was out of stock with them arriving a week or two later. Seller from the Walmart marketplace never confirmed my order with shipping information, so Walmart canceled the order two weeks later and would not honor the original price. Reordered where i should have started and received promptly. Connected to phone and headset and works like a charm. The audio could be a little louder, I’ve got it turned up as lout as it will go. If there was much background noise it would be a problem. Overall happy and like. I will buy one a few steps up next time though. Good starter.

At first, when I plugged in the headset and started using it, clients were complaining that they could not hear me. They said I sounded like I was in a barrel. I contacted Amazon support as per instructions (useless btw). I tried every troubleshooting tip in the book and on the Jabra website. Nothing helped. Jabra support was very good once I got them on the phone. Very knowledgeable. Kudos to Jabra.However, in the end, Amazon did send a replacement headset. Yay! The second one works perfectly. I am very happy with the headset quality and sound. Clients can hear me, I can hear them, and the battery allows me to do my job without worrying if the headset is going to die on me.

I bought this as part of a process to test out several headsets for use in our small call center. Unfortunately, contrary to another review, this IS NOT 100% compatible with the Grandstream 2160, or other grandstream phones. The headset portion works fine, but the hookswitch does not work and there is no way to make it work. This means that if you're sitting at your desk and don't mind pushing a button on the headset AND the phone in order to answer or disconnect, then all is good. But it simply does not support answering or ending remotely, and cannot. For this you need a Plantronics headset, and I suggest checking out a guide that headsetsdirect has on their site that is specific to Grandstream phones.I ended up buying the Plantronics CS540 with their ADP-80 EHS cable. Works perfectly.

I am happy with this purchase as I work from home and as far as the meetings I've been in the sound clarity I understand is great and it allows me to free up my hands to move around the house and get tea/make breakfast will listen to my co-workers. Just be certain to match-up your phone with the Jabra you want. my phone is a Cortelco and although I have the RJ9 adapter the Jabra doesn't integrate where I can answer or hangup calls with my particular phone. So before you go off buying this awesome device, do your homework and look at the phone integration options. But I really must stress this has been great addition to my home office.