Re: [NF] Solo Consultant Home Office/Small Office phone recommendations?

2018-10-15 Thread mbsoftwaresolutions

On 2018-10-09 10:55, Ted Roche wrote:
Thinking of cord-cutting the landline. My office phone is running close 
to
$70 a month, as long as I don't use any "long distance" and the office 
is
just me now, and there are rarely more than two hours of phone a month. 
For

$850 a year, I'm thinking a good quality smartphone would be just as
practical, without the need for voice mail at the base station, etc.

I'm looking for a really good quality headset (earpieces & microphone) 
to

use with a cell phone to replace my current landline cordless phone and
headsets. I have some hearing loss, so high quality is really 
important.

And I'm talking to clients,  we're spelling out customer names and part
numbers so both sides need to have pin-drop quality sound. Sounding 
like

you're at the far end of a cardboard tube is not acceptable.

Current smartphone is a Android Nexus 6P with 35mm audio jack and a 
USB-3
connector and Bluetooth. I've tried Bluetooth and that was an exercise 
in

frustration, but perhaps they've gotten better.

This is a business purchase, not a frugal home purchase, so if you're
really convinced the $129.99 Plantronics Bluetooth is worth it, I'll 
give

it a shot.

Recommendations?



I've had great success with the Plantronics!!!  Well worth it, imo.

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Re: [NF] Solo Consultant Home Office/Small Office phone recommendations?

2018-10-09 Thread Eric Selje
I have no issues with my Motorola H710 headset. Sometimes I forget it's
even on. Over-the-ear isn't for everyone, but I like it.

E

On Tue, Oct 9, 2018 at 9:55 AM Ted Roche  wrote:

> Thinking of cord-cutting the landline. My office phone is running close to
> $70 a month, as long as I don't use any "long distance" and the office is
> just me now, and there are rarely more than two hours of phone a month. For
> $850 a year, I'm thinking a good quality smartphone would be just as
> practical, without the need for voice mail at the base station, etc.
>
> I'm looking for a really good quality headset (earpieces & microphone) to
> use with a cell phone to replace my current landline cordless phone and
> headsets. I have some hearing loss, so high quality is really important.
> And I'm talking to clients,  we're spelling out customer names and part
> numbers so both sides need to have pin-drop quality sound. Sounding like
> you're at the far end of a cardboard tube is not acceptable.
>
> Current smartphone is a Android Nexus 6P with 35mm audio jack and a USB-3
> connector and Bluetooth. I've tried Bluetooth and that was an exercise in
> frustration, but perhaps they've gotten better.
>
> This is a business purchase, not a frugal home purchase, so if you're
> really convinced the $129.99 Plantronics Bluetooth is worth it, I'll give
> it a shot.
>
> Recommendations?
>
>
>
> --
> Ted Roche
> Ted Roche & Associates, LLC
> http://www.tedroche.com
>
>
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Re: [NF] Solo Consultant Home Office/Small Office phone recommendations?

2018-10-09 Thread Alan Bourke
We use Plantronics C320M headsets supplied by the corporate mothership for 
Skype etc, they're about 45 bucks by the look of it, USB though. Can't complain 
on quality.

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[NF] Solo Consultant Home Office/Small Office phone recommendations?

2018-10-09 Thread Ted Roche
Thinking of cord-cutting the landline. My office phone is running close to
$70 a month, as long as I don't use any "long distance" and the office is
just me now, and there are rarely more than two hours of phone a month. For
$850 a year, I'm thinking a good quality smartphone would be just as
practical, without the need for voice mail at the base station, etc.

I'm looking for a really good quality headset (earpieces & microphone) to
use with a cell phone to replace my current landline cordless phone and
headsets. I have some hearing loss, so high quality is really important.
And I'm talking to clients,  we're spelling out customer names and part
numbers so both sides need to have pin-drop quality sound. Sounding like
you're at the far end of a cardboard tube is not acceptable.

Current smartphone is a Android Nexus 6P with 35mm audio jack and a USB-3
connector and Bluetooth. I've tried Bluetooth and that was an exercise in
frustration, but perhaps they've gotten better.

This is a business purchase, not a frugal home purchase, so if you're
really convinced the $129.99 Plantronics Bluetooth is worth it, I'll give
it a shot.

Recommendations?



-- 
Ted Roche
Ted Roche & Associates, LLC
http://www.tedroche.com


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