Manufacturer's Description
Plantronics Voyager 855 Wireless Cell Phone Headset
Tune out the world, tune in full-spectrum stereo music and conveniently switch to calls on your music-enabled phone. Innovative stereo ear buds seal out noise and seal in sound for better listening, while AudioIQ technology digitally enhanced sound improves call quality on both sides of the call.
Product Specifications for
Plantronics Voyager 855 Wireless Cell Phone Headset
| Headset Attributes |
| Caller ID |
No |
| Compatible Phone Model(s) |
Bluetooth 2.0 Compatible Phone |
| Compatible Phone Manufacturer |
Bluetooth 2.0 Compatible Phone |
| Included Components |
Charger |
| Connectivity |
| Wireless |
Yes |
| Bluetooth |
Yes |
| More Info |
| URL |
http://www.plantronics.com/north_america/en_US/products/cat1150057/cat1150057/prod5880001 |
| Warranty |
| Warranty Information |
1 Year Limited Warranty |
| Dimensions |
| Weight |
0.53 oz |
| Battery Features |
| Talk Time (Battery) |
160 hour(s) |
| Standby Time (Battery) |
7 hour(s) |
| Battery Type |
Lithium-Ion Polymer |
Most recent User Reviews for
Plantronics Voyager 855 Wireless Cell Phone Headset
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Reviewed by: ap1966
09-05-08
Duration of ownership:
2
Months
Strengths: Great bluetooth with stereo. Easy to connect. Great sound.
Weaknesses:None
Overall Evaluation: This bluetooth headset is working so well for me. You can listen to stereo music using this headset. The important thing is that it fits perfectly in my ears. Almost sound proof when you wear it.
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Reviewed by: rdelljh
06-03-08
Duration of ownership:
Strengths: Comfortable ear piece cancels noiseGreat stereo sound quality
Weaknesses:Battery life is more like 4 hours
Overall Evaluation: I bought this headset for talking on the phone and for listening to music. It is worth the price tag. The sound quality is great. My only regret is there isn't a bass boost. The battery died after about 4 hours of continuous music play from my phone. This headset replaced a stereo jabra (not bluetooth) headset. It has much better clarity when listening to other cell phone users than the jabra. I have been told that I sound better on the other end too. The soft plastic earpieces come in different sizes and seal off the noise and conversations around you.
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Reviewed by: mmlsv
05-24-08
Duration of ownership:
Strengths: well built. great volume. great fit. very light. Easy stereo bluetooth
Weaknesses:none so far
Overall Evaluation: compared this with the Jawbone 2. Both are light. Volume is much better on the plantronics. Fit, for me, is also better with the plantronics. All in all, the Jawbone 2 is going back.
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Reviewed by: jsgabe
05-21-08
Duration of ownership:
Strengths: Excellent sound quality. Good microphone. Great battery life. Comfortable fit (once you get used to having something in your ear all day).
Weaknesses:Cuts in and out if phone is moving.
Overall Evaluation: I love this headset. The microphone is fantastic. People can hear me better when I use the headset than when I just talk into my cell phone. My one complaint is that the audio cuts in and out if the phone is moving (e.g., while I am walking). I haven't had this happen during a call, but it happens frequently while I am listening to music or an audiobook. That being said, I don't know if it is a headset issue, a phone issue or a bluetooth issue. Nonetheless, I am very pleased with this headset. Best I have used.
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Reviewed by: rcarbo
04-12-08
Duration of ownership:
35
Days
Strengths: Great idea to be able to listen to your music and take calls in one unit. Fits very well in my ears. Easy to reconfugure from one to two ear pieces. Great that a pouch is provide for storage.
Weaknesses:Volume for phone is fine but week for stereo. From what I can tell the volume was up all the way on my AT&T Tilt smartphone and the headset. No car charger included.
Overall Evaluation: Overall I was still satified. I didn't see anything else that compares. The volume was high enough to enjoy my music and it's probably good for me that I can't crank it up.
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