
Keep your ears comfortable even during busy work days when you're faced with one video conference after another. The HP Poly Blackwire 5220 has extremely comfortable leatherette earcups that wrap around a cushion of soft memory foam. Easily connect them to your computer, laptop or phone via USB-A and USB-C connectors.

Digital Signal Processing (DSP) delivers a natural sounding voice, making the HP Poly Blackwire 5220 headset especially suitable for call center workers and other office professions where calls are a normal part of the day. The Dynamic Equalizer function also optimizes voice quality during calls and automatically adjusts the equalizer settings when listening to music or playing movies or TV shows. The padded metal head arch provides durability, comfort and a reliable fit. Of course, there is also a high-quality microphone with noise cancellation and digital signal processing for a more natural sounding voice.

The HP Poly Blackwire 5220 headset delights with its simple, intuitive use. They have audible alerts to manage connection status, mute and volume control. They connect to the audio source via the included USB-C/A adapter. In addition, SoundGuard Digital technology provides advanced sound protection by detecting and eliminating any large sudden increases in signal levels while preventing average daily noise exposure from exceeding 85 dBA.


Along with the HP Poly Blackwire 5220, you also get a high-quality, durable case for storage and portability. The earpieces can be easily folded flat and put away in the case at the end of the working day. That's why you can use the headphones even if you're often on the go for work.
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