Review on 🎧 Leitner LH270 – Wireless Office Headset with Microphone for Telephone and Computer – Compatible with Avaya, Yealink, Cisco, VoIP and Majority of Desk Phones and PC’s (USB and Phone Jack) by Shane Sanchez

I've been using Headsets.com's wired devices for years, mostly plugged into cordless phones and pacing my desk around the house, but cords get old fast and so do I wear out connectors on cordless phones. The main problem was that I couldn't find a basic wireless office or wireless system that would work with the wireless LH270. Well after a lot of research I found the device shown with my headset system which was a Panasonic KX-TG9542B 2 line system. You will also need an RJ9/RJ22 female to 2.5mm male headset adapter for this to work. Restore item B06ZZ41WYP. They also make Panasonic in a wired/wireless version of the KX-TG9581B, which you can get in a handset or two. I like the almost unlimited range of the headset and the lack of cables. The best investment I've made. My only regret is that I didn't buy a new LH370. I know it was bigger and my phone was always on my desk but with the new unit from Panasonic the phone was able to connect via Bluetooth and I was able to answer it on the LH270. It works, but it doesn't sound very good. I completely disconnected my phone from the Panasonic Bluetooth system because it was just bad. Perhaps that's too much for a simple Bluetooth cell rather than a wireless headset on another platform. I planned it to work but it just wasn't in the cards for my combination. However the LH370 would have been my first choice but now that I see the merits of this device I'm biting the bullet and buying it for my second office and keeping the LH270 for my home office. Great products, great company, great service and support. Hope this helps someone. By the way, another important factor in choosing the Panasonic, which I did, was the silent function. I really needed this to keep the peace in the house. It works fine but doesn't distinguish between lines. That is, if he ends calls at 8:00 p.m., all calls on both lines will end. I will make a separate review on Panasonic equipment.