ffrom what a deaf blind friend tells me you cah have it paired to both devices at the same time and use it on both. like if the phoen rings you just hit the answer button. I have not owned one as of yet but I am going ot take advantage of amazon's $25 sale before it goes away and let you all know.
the only thign I hae about bt is you sound like 8k even on skype. Blech! but it will work for when I'm walking and need to make that phone call at scvhool. This is not a stereo head set. it is just for 1 ear. On Jan 11, 2013, at 11:44, "Christopher-Mark Gilland" <[email protected]> wrote: > ok, but when you say it'll let you pare to more than one device at a time, > are you saying it'll let me pare? Or are you saying it literally will let me > connect it to multiple devices and have both devices not only pared, but also > connected at the same time. > > Chris Gilland. > Founder of CLG Productions > http://www.clgproductions.com > E-mail: [email protected] > Phone: 803-760-7136 > Toll-Free: 1-888-405-3185 > Mon-Fri 8A.M-5P.M Eastern Standard Time except weekends and holidays. > ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sarah Alawami" <[email protected]> > To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" <[email protected]> > Sent: Friday, January 11, 2013 2:28 PM > Subject: Re: Extremely important: need recommendation for > professionalbluetooth or wired headset > > >> I hear the Plantronics m100 will let you pare to two devices at a time. I'm >> not sure how this works as I don't have one at the moment, but a lot of >> people are using it. Good luck. >> >> On Jan 11, 2013, at 1:02, Christopher Gilland <[email protected]> >> wrote: >> >>> Hello. >>> >>> Hopefully someone can help me out here. I have just brought on board a few >>> more staff members to my company (See signature below for more >>> information.) Now that I am trying to get this company up and going with >>> more than a 1 person operation, I need to be in the market for some >>> equipment to help my business grow. >>> >>> Basically, here is the situation. I have a white mid 2010 13 inch macbook, >>> with no customizations. So basically, 2 USB ports which 99% of the time >>> are already in use, then my one stereo 3.5MM audio jack which depending on >>> system preferences can be set as a line-in or as an earphone out. I also >>> have an IPhone 5 running I O S 6.0.2. I need a good quality headset, but >>> here is the catch. What I need to be able to do is have it where I can >>> somehow connect my macbook's audio to the headphones, but I also need to be >>> able to connect my IPhone 5's audio to the headset. I need to do this so >>> that if I get a business call, callers will not hear Voiceover yammering in >>> the background, as that is totally! unacceptable, not to mention downright >>> unprofessional. Plus, if I am looking through account configurations or >>> back end stuff which is only accessible by the company staff, then I don't >>> want that stuff bleeding out for the caller to hear. >>> >>> I know that there are lots of good bluetooth headsets. Believe me: I have >>> a few of them which are killer, but they all will only let me connect them >>> to one device at a time. Obviously, they can be pared with as many devices >>> as I want, but they can only be connected to one of them at a time. So >>> what I need is something where I either could not only pare it to my phone >>> and my mac, but could even have it be connected to both at the same time, >>> or something where I could use a 3.5MM plug going to my mac, and another to >>> my phone, or something similar. Preferably something where I could pan it >>> out where my mac be on one ear, and the IPhone on the other. If that isn't >>> possible, I'd settle for both coming through both ears, but I just need >>> some way to work around this. I know some people will just put the phone >>> up to one ear, and the ear phones up to the other, but for me, especially >>> over an 8 hour shift day find that incredibly uncomfortable, not to mention >>> at best, very aw kw >> ar >>> d. >>> >>> I'm willing to pay upward of $250 on the high end for something that would >>> accomplish this, but I don't really want to spend more than that if I can >>> help it. >>> >>> Do any of you all have any suggestions? Before you ask, no, we cannot use >>> a softphone or a sip phone via software on the mac then do our calls from >>> the computer instead of the phone. The way our pbx trunks are setup, that >>> isn't an option that we have. 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