HP Poly Blackwire 3225 (Bulk)
HP Poly Blackwire 3225 (Bulk)
The HP Poly Blackwire 3225 stereo headphones with microphone have a closed design that effectively eliminates unwanted sounds from the environment. USB-C, USB-A and 3.5mm jack compatibility makes them easy to connect to a variety of devices, making them suitable for both office and home environments.
Key Features of HP Poly Blackwire 3225 (Bulk) Headphones
- Noise-canceling microphone
- Wide compatibility (USB-C and USB-A)
- The headphones have a 2.27 m long cable
- Controls for answering calls, volume control and mute
- Dynamic equalizer optimizes call quality
- HP Poly Blackwire 3225 are very comfortable and suitable for long wearing
- Frequency range from 20 to 20 000 Hz
- Headset sensitivity 90 dB/mW with 32 Ohm impedance
- Hi-Fi stereo
- Bulk packaging
- Certified to work with top virtual meeting providers
Headphones for office and home
HP Poly Blackwire 3225 are ideal for office and home use. With a closed design and Hi-Fi stereo sound, they provide a quality call and music experience. With a convenient design and wide compatibility, you can easily connect them to most devices. Practical buttons make it easy to control calls and volume, which you'll appreciate not only at work but also when you're relaxing. HP Poly Blackwire 3225 are a popular choice among IT managers for their reliability and comfort.
Package contents:
Headset
USB-C cable
USB-C to USB-A Adapter
Travel case
User Manual
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