Poly Legend 50-m Uc Voip-kopfhörer
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Dieses Bluetooth-Headset ist eine einseitige In-Ear-Lösung für Sprachnutzung mit einer Sprechzeit von etwa 7 bis 10 Stunden pro Ladung und einer Standbyzeit von rund 9 bis 11 Tagen. Das Gewicht liegt bei etwa 18 bis 20,5 Gramm und die Funkreichweite beträgt je nach Ausführung ungefähr 10 bis 30 Meter. Das Headset kann in der Regel mit mehreren Geräten gleichzeitig gekoppelt werden und wird oft mit Ladekabel und teils mit Ladeetui geliefert.
Bewertungen von Poly Legend 50-m Uc Voip-kopfhörer
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Einfache Installation und sofort einsatzbereit; Sprachqualität sehr gut
Einfache Installation und sofort einsatzbereit; Sprachqualität sehr gut
Jm
18. August 2026
After a few months of use and field attempts to fix the headset is only ‘OK’. The microphone picks up too much background noise. Clicking of a mouse, adjusting seat position and other background noises like people walking are picked up by the headset. Was unable to adjust the microphone sensitivity.
After a few months of use and field attempts to fix the headset is only ‘OK’. The microphone picks up too much background noise. Clicking of a mouse, adjusting seat position and other background noises like people walking are picked up by the headset. Was unable to adjust the microphone sensitivity.
BDR caller
3. Februar 2026
This is by far one of the worst poly headsets I've purchase. Poor connection, hering and voice quality.
This is by far one of the worst poly headsets I've purchase. Poor connection, hering and voice quality.
ACrider
27. Dezember 2025
This bluetooth has been my go to since it was made by Plantronics. The improvements are battery life and usb-c connection & probably sound quality. However . . . Very importantly it needs features on prior versions: 1) Caller ID (link to phone contacts) 2) Auto redial a with button push 3) Voice dialing The connection is sometimes unstable - going from bluetooth back to phone, resulting in person not being able to hear me. Hp - please continue to improve!
This bluetooth has been my go to since it was made by Plantronics. The improvements are battery life and usb-c connection & probably sound quality. However . . . Very importantly it needs features on prior versions: 1) Caller ID (link to phone contacts) 2) Auto redial a with button push 3) Voice dialing The connection is sometimes unstable - going from bluetooth back to phone, resulting in person not being able to hear me. Hp - please continue to improve!
Groovy418
20. Dezember 2025
At the point of purchase (eBay) there was no clear indication that what was on sale was the headset only and without the charging case (I had sought this clarification via eBay messaging prior to the purchase and never got an answer so I assumed from the pictures the charging case is part of the purchase). The foregoing fact made the purchase expensive. Unlike the Poly 5200 it does not seem to have phone book access features like reading out the name of the caller and redialling by simple double click of some button (though this may be my sole experience). As a headset, it is however quite impressive in use (voice clarity and noise cancellation).
At the point of purchase (eBay) there was no clear indication that what was on sale was the headset only and without the charging case (I had sought this clarification via eBay messaging prior to the purchase and never got an answer so I assumed from the pictures the charging case is part of the purchase). The foregoing fact made the purchase expensive. Unlike the Poly 5200 it does not seem to have phone book access features like reading out the name of the caller and redialling by simple double click of some button (though this may be my sole experience). As a headset, it is however quite impressive in use (voice clarity and noise cancellation).
The Maruti
5. November 2025
