
The HP Poly Voyager Legend 50 wireless headphones with microphone have an open design and use ambient noise cancellation technology. This keeps your voice clear and understandable during the call. The headphone sensors detect whether they are on and enable automatic call answering by simply putting them on. Additional functions can be controlled via intuitive buttons, making it easy to use on the go. The headphones support voice assistants and have a frequency range from 100 to 20,000 Hz with a sensitivity of 95.5 dB/mW. P2i technology protects against rain, sweat, moisture and spills. The battery lasts up to 10 hours of continuous talk time.

The HP Poly Voyager Legend 50 headset combines noise-canceling technology, four noise-canceling microphones that minimize distracting sounds. It can easily suppress traffic noise or noise in busy places. WindSmart technology reduces wind noise, while Poly NoiseBlockAI technology uses machine learning to eliminate background noise. SoundGuard protects your hearing by limiting the volume below 118 dBA. The headset is equipped with P2i protective technology that guarantees resistance to liquids and moisture.

The ergonomic shape of the headphones ensures all-day comfort. There are three sizes of attachments in the package (S, M, L) for optimal fit to the ear. Volume control and call answer button or voice commands make it easy to use. The headphones connect via Bluetooth 5.4 and provide a stable connection to your phone or other device at a distance of 30 metres.

Package contents:
HP Poly Voyager Legend 50 Wireless Headset
Three sizes of earplug
USB Type-C charging cable
USB Type-C to USB Type-A Adapter
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