Headset stories

With many key business stakeholders unable to attend in-person meetings as easily as they once did, webinars meetings, and online presentations became a mainstay of virtual business.More

The lightweight 125-gram headset is designed for desk workers, no matter where they work.More

According to Poly Australia and New Zealand managing director Andy Hurt, the company wanted to address the need for privacy and security ‘head on’.More

It was so comfortable that I took to wearing them even when not listening to anything.More

For a headset coming in at under $200, Jabra has packed in an array of features that appeal to the budget-conscious that demand a quality sound experience.More

The report predicts that the professional headset market will witness robust growth due to the increased popularity of cloud meeting services and remote working practices. More

RealWear provides a purpose-built hands-free wearable device that can be used in extremely noisy industrial environments.More

The audio device company has announced new aesthetics for its GSP 600 wired headsets.More

Epos Sennheiser GSP 670 is a solid unit that really does justice to the immense effort developers put into modern game audio. This is a wireless headset that I whole-heartedly recommend.More

We take a look as Epos’ versatile open acoustic wired gaming headset.More

Jabra A/NZ managing director and thought-leader David Piggott shares his perspective on what we have to gain as we navigate into the unknown.More

The JBL Quantum One headset is a premium product that delivers excellent sound no matter what device you use it on. It’s also very comfortable and one of the best headsets I have ever used. More

Logitech NZ B2B/video conferencing account manager Colin Hewett explains what businesses are looking for now that the office has changed forever.More

The extra edge being able to hear where your opponents are before you can see them can make the difference between a good kill or a respawn.More

Users can answer, mute and disconnect calls directly from their Jabra headsets with no further actions required in 8x8 applications.More

Futuresource Consulting has released a detailed discussion of the way that the changing face of office communication is affecting the headset market.More

The Evolve2 aims to meet the new requirements that organisations have since the Evolve range first hit the market in 2014.More

Driven by high demand for enterprise audio products, the partnership aims to support the continuous adoption of soft phones and headsets in the local market.More

Active noise cancelling completely shuts out PC case fan noise, enabling even the most subtle sounds to be clear and crisp without a fan droning in the background. More

The XP-Camo allows gamers, streamers and audio fans to go from seat to street; with a headset equipped to deal with both in-game and real-life scenarios.More

The machined aluminium construction promises durability, but not at the expense of comfort because this headset feels superlatively comfy, even after hours of use.More

Poly is the first enterprise headset company to offer a DECT Headset with active noise cancelling.More

The wireless headset features active noise cancellation (ANC) and is one of the first to include Qi wireless charging.More

The partnership between Jabra and Atlas Gentech underpins a strategic decision by Jabra to broaden and strengthen its national distribution platform in the New Zealand market.More