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Mobile Phone Accessories - Headsets

A mobile headset is a device that combines a microphone and headphones. It serves the same functions as a telephone receiver but offers more flexibility, as the device is worn on the ear or head, leaving the hands free.

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Jabra DHSG cable (14201-10)
Jabra DHSG cable (14201-10)
Headset Adapter CableCompatible with: GN 9350, PRO9470, GO6470
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Urbanista San Francisco
Urbanista San Francisco
HeadsetFrequency Range: 20 Hz - 20,000 HzNominal Impedance: 32 ΩSound Pressure : 95 dBVolume Adjustable: YesAnswer/End Call Button: YesMP3 Player Operation: YesWeight: 61 g
Sony-Ericsson MH907
Sony-Ericsson MH907
HeadsetVolume Adjustable: YesAnswer/End Call Button: NoMotion Control: YesConnections: Audio input (3.5 mm)Compatible with: Sony-Ericsson Aino, C510, C702, C902, C903Dimensions: W30 mm x H30 mmWeight: 25 g
RIM BlackBerry Premium Stereo Headset
RIM BlackBerry Premium Stereo Headset
HeadsetAnswer/End Call Button: YesMP3 Player Operation: YesCall Functions: SuppressCompatible with: 8110, 8120, 8130, 8220, 8300, 8310, 8320, 9000, 9500, 9530
Google Pixel Buds
Google Pixel Buds
Headset + Charging CaseVolume Adjustable: YesLanguage Selection: YesBluetooth: YesConnections: USB-CCompatible with: Android from 5.0 (with access to Google Assistant from Android 6.0) and iOS from 10Weight: 14 g
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Nokia BHF-1
Nokia BHF-1
SSD drive compatible with Schenker Slim 13-L17bhfSuitable for computers, tablets & networkingStorage media: hard drives (HDD, SSD & NAS)Lima Rot. Ojival Pta Round Red 1PHS-memory 16GB RAM for Schenker SLIM 13-L17bhfDDR4 SO-DIMM 2400MHz (SP266761)
Nokia HDC-9P
Nokia HDC-9P
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Jabra Engage 50 Mono
Jabra Engage 50 Mono
Jabra Engage 50 Mono Headset with USB-C Connection3-Microphone Technology for Clear CallsCustomizable Status Indicator with Multicolor LightsLive On-Screen Microphone Guidance and Call AnalyticsCompatible with PC, Tablet, and Mobile Phone
Jabra Engage 50 Stereo
Jabra Engage 50 Stereo
Jabra Engage 50 Stereo HeadsetWired with USB-C ConnectorRecommended for Phone, Computer, ConferenceOn-Ear Headphones Form FactorMicrophone BoomTCO Certified Headsets 8 Environmental StandardsCompatible with Chromebook
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Often, the headsets can also be controlled directly from the device. With the press of a button, you can answer or end a call. Volume control is usually managed through corresponding buttons. Headsets are connected to the mobile phone either wirelessly or via cable.

What different types of headsets are there?

The most common distinction made with headsets is the type of connection to the mobile phone. Some devices have a cable that plugs into the appropriate socket. In this case, the microphone is integrated into the cable. There is also the option of one or two earpieces. If you only want to make calls with the headset, you only need one earpiece. However, if you also want to listen to music with the device, you need one with two earpieces. Additionally, it should be noted that headsets with a cable connection are made specifically for one device and are therefore not compatible with devices from other series or manufacturers. The second type of connection is wireless, using a Bluetooth interface. This eliminates the potentially annoying cable, which can be very useful in mobile use, such as when driving, working on a computer, or during sports, as the mobile phone can usually be up to ten metres away from the headset. However, Bluetooth headsets are not suitable for listening to music, as often only one earpiece is attached. On the other hand, Bluetooth headsets are compatible with any mobile phone that can establish a Bluetooth connection. If a mobile phone does not have Bluetooth functionality, the function can also be limitedly extended via an adapter. However, it should also be noted that the transmission quality is usually inferior to that of a cable connection, and thus there can sometimes be disturbances in the line, although this is rather rare with newer devices.

What should I consider when buying?

When purchasing a mobile headset, in addition to the appropriate design, there are other important aspects to consider, such as voice and sound quality, connection type, battery life, and wearing comfort. Voice quality is defined by the integrated microphone and is crucial for how well you can understand the conversation partner. Sound quality is especially important if you want to listen to music with the device. It is also important for how well you understand the conversation partner. As mentioned above, the connection with the mobile phone also limits the selection, as the device must be compatible with the phone, and the headsets mainly differ in the type of plug. If you choose a headset with Bluetooth functionality, you can usually decide freely, as the wireless type is manufacturer-independent. However, it should be noted that such devices run on batteries, which need to be constantly charged. To use the device for an extended period, the battery life should be correspondingly long. Wearing comfort is especially important for frequent users. If a headset does not fit optimally on the ear, you cannot have long conversations with the device.

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