Plantronics has two, count ’em, two new headsets — one cancels noise out, the other keeps noise in.
The Voyager 520 is a noise-canceling Bluetooth headset “featuring robust noise-canceling technology for business-quality performance”.
It’ll set you back $99.99, available in August.
For the less-mobile (but still pretty mobile), there’s the sound-isolating .Audio 480 Virtual Phone Booth headset “for laptop multimedia and Internet conversations.” It’s the smallest computer headset that Plantronics has pushed out yet.
Analog version available for $89.95, USB for $109.95 — also available in August.
I have a Gamecom Pro1 headset from Plantronics and it’s real, real nice. Good stuff outta Santa Cruz, California.
Plantronics Delivers Superior Sound and Noise-Cancellation with New Voyager Bluetooth Headset
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Plantronics Launches the .Audio 480 Virtual Phone Booth Headset
