HP Poly EncorePro HW710 Single Ear
HP Poly EncorePro HW710 Single Ear
The HP Poly EncorePro 710 monaural headset is ideal for call centres, thanks to its open-ear design and adjustable noise-canceling microphone. Poly Quick Disconnect (QD) technology is compatible with any Poly QD adapter, allowing easy connection to PCs (Windows 10/11 and macOS), including legacy devices. SoundGuard technology protects your hearing from acoustic shock. The headphones are made of high quality materials that ensure durability and light weight. The frequency range is between 80-20,000 Hz with an impedance of 32 Ohms, while the microphone operates in the 100 Hz to 6,800 Hz band.
Key features of the HP Poly EncorePro HW710 Single Ear monaural headphones
- Flexible microphone with up to 290° rotation and noise cancellation
- Poly QD technology for easy and quick connection
- Headphone frequency range 80-20,000 Hz with 32 Ohm impedance
- SoundGuard technology protects hearing from acoustic shock
- The ear cushion is made of synthetic leather
- Ultra-lightweight design with long service life
- 89 cm long detachable cable
- Compatibility with Windows 10/11 and macOS
Comfortable headphones for all-day use
The single handset design makes the HP Poly EncorePro HW710 an ideal choice for call center workers. The free ear allows for better perception of the surroundings and the person on the other end of the call. Adjustable microphone does not interfere with peripheral vision, contributing to greater comfort. The faux leather ear cushion and ultra-lightweight construction ensure durability and comfort for all-day wear.
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