Plantronics Voyager 5200 UC (Poly) Monaural Headset - Connect to PC/Mac, Teams, Zoom & More with Noise Canceling Review

The main drawback of the Plantronics bluetooth headsets is that, apparently, the manufacturer has built a timer into them, which, 3 years after the start of use, gives the headset the command to "die!". So suddenly and exactly three years after the purchase, 2 Voyager headsets "died" in turn from me. And the Legend 5200 just stopped working. I turn it on and hear: "Power is on, talk time is 6 hours, phone 1 is connected." And then, without interruption, the following message: "Power off." The…

About myself: Sedentary office lifestyle for more than 6 years, daily calls for hours at work. I have already gone through a dozen different and wired headphones with a microphone and headsets and wireless headsets, even Air Pods including. I won’t speak directly for the entire market, but the fact that I am extremely satisfied with this headset is a fact. Yes, the thing is expensive and over time I admit that the battery is weakening. But I believe that those who can afford such a device and…

Very often, for no apparent reason, it falls off (even during a conversation), sometimes instead of talking there is an incomprehensible mess of sound.

I bought two of these. I read the reviews first and hoped this didn't happen to me. It happened. Bought a second one. All the same. Do not buy this device, it is of poor quality. Different pros: 1. It is not felt on the ear, for a full day there is no fatigue and discomfort. 2. Audio transmission via radio channel via USB adapter. Some cons: 1. For the first headset purchased, the vertical charging port of the case failed after 2 months, for the second one after two days. 2. After 3 months of…

For a long time he was an adherent of the jabra, until they were finally afraid. After the disgusting aftertaste from the last gill, I decided to try Plantronics again. The last plantronics that was a long time ago was Discovery 975, well, it really was like that, especially in terms of wearing comfort. 5200 was very pleasantly surprised by both the design and the filling. I join the review above, the only headset I know that REALLY suppresses noise (jabra storm, for example, on the contrary…

Disappointed. There are no fresh ates, and many people have a problem with switching sound from an earpiece to a phone. Why is it needed if it has become impossible to use it? Got pros: In terms of sound quality and battery life, this is probably one of the best headsets on the market. Can be charged with micro USB. Has some cons Regularly falls off the phone (Samsung S8 +). This is especially unpleasant during a conversation, when she switches the conversation to the phone (which you find out…

In terms of ergonomics, perhaps Voyager was better. Here, the buttons are tight and there is no rocker. But it's probably a matter of habit. Has some pros The best headset. Already the second from Plentronics (before that, Voyager, 4-5 years old). If you use it often and professionally, do not spare the money, take it. It will be convenient for you and the interlocutor will say thank you - it cuts side noise very well. Convenient cradle with recharging. Some cons: The price is inhumane. You can

I bought in the 2022 a year ago for a huge 14 thousand, now I will buy it for my colleagues, I want to find it cheaper on import sites. Before that, there were Jabra headsets, headphones from Samsung, etc. - there were problems with noise, here - everything is fine. From charging it works stably for 6 hours, when it was new it was enough for 7 hours.

Prior to this, "worn out" from Plantronics three headsets: Voyager Pro and two Legends. There are also three from Jabra. All this in about 15 years. Since I lead an active lifestyle: cycling, gym, running - headsets also wear out: they fall, are subject to mechanical stress, sweat, humidity, etc. At first I was a supporter of Jabra, but then their quality fell below nowhere, I switched to Plantronics. Voyager Pro simply broke several times, glued it, wrapped it with fiberglass with epoxy until…

It sits down really quickly, and says for a very long time that it has connected, as a result they call you, start putting it on, turning it on in parallel, at this time she explains to you with pauses that she is turned on, that she has so much charge that the phone alone is connected, not give me a dog, something else is connected, it will also tell you - all this time you do not hear the input channel, people at the other end are perplexed) But Thing. Leave the day without problems at all…

This is my fifth or sixth Voyager. Prior to that, there were PRO and PRO HD models. I didn’t like the Legends version because of the magnetic charging, I didn’t take it. Compared to older models, the 5200 has become a little more compact. But landing personally for me is less comfortable: the ear gets tired more. Maybe I'll get used to it. This is my first Voyager in the UC version with a charging case and a "whistle" for connecting to a computer. It connects to the computer easily and…

Wind protection and noise cancellation are better than any other headset as of 2022. Impressive range. If you leave the phone in another room, then where the Jabra Stealth simply fell off or could only signal an incoming call, but did not let you speak because of the crackle, Voyager 5200, to my surprise, keeps in touch and gives clear speech. At first, I could not wear this headset for more than 3 hours a day, my ear began to hurt badly. But this is individual and goes away with time. Jabra…

Noise reduction is such that when talking through a headset in a noisy room, when even the interlocutor sitting next to you can hardly hear you, the interlocutor hears you excellently. The old Sennheiser EZX 80 headset was good for everyone, but when working with two devices, it fell off from one, then from the other, which just pissed me off. Voyager 5200 UC maintains a stable connection with a laptop through its proprietary USB dongle without losing connection with a mobile phone, which is…

It works great! I tried several Bluetooth devices before finally settling on this one. I should have bought that first. Tried both cheaper and cheaper. The sound quality is the best ever. The only thing I complain about is that the rubber earpiece that fits in my ear canal makes the air a little painful when touching it. Not due to friction or anything, I think it might have something to do with my ears specifically. And then battery life isn't an issue, but the expected battery life is six…

This headset is not comfortable for me at all. My previous (cheaper) ones were so comfortable and easy enough that I couldn't do without them. This is not convenient and not intuitive. Too bad I didn't wait until the end of the return period. I ordered it a few months ago thinking my other one was dying but only started using it about 2 weeks ago when the other one finally died. The power button is in a very awkward spot and I have to constantly pull it out of my ear to find the corresponding…

So I searched all the way for a headset that works with one main purpose. It should be able to pair and stay connected to two devices at the same time. It's one of the few devices that does this, but it does have some annoying things. For example, if I'm playing a video on my laptop and listening through my headset and I try to click something on my phone that doesn't have sound, the video keeps stopping. So annoying. Pros: Microphone quality is excellent. People can always contact me even if…

Overall the headset works as advertised with noise canceling (even when I'm talking to a Dyson vacuum near my mic and my caller can't hear it). UC works reliably in my customer's thin client network. However, the headset, case and everything else feels cheap. It's either very plastic or rubbery and doesn't look very good, although it works (that's why you paid so much for it). Rubber scratches easily (surprisingly, this doesn't happen when it's shipped to you). And as soon as you touch the case

I use them for work from home and they are perfect. I work in IT support for a national retail chain, corporate events and stores. I can answer my Avaya desk phone from my computer and this is perfect for that. No one has ever had trouble hearing and understanding me and I can understand them perfectly. It tells you in your ear when the computer is connected/disconnected and the talk time. It says 6 hours fully charged but I doubt it. After a 1 hour Microsoft Teams meeting and 4 hours of work…