Does it only work with Cisco phones? I have a Aastra 6753i with a RJ9 headset port. Do you think it would work?
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Yes, this is only for Cisco Unified IP phone models. The headset model for Aastra 6753i is OVHS072-MTL. Search this model number on Amazon will bring you to the page.
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Annie I have this phone and the headset that comes with it has been working fine for me. I am not sure if another headset will work with this phone. If you saved the manufacturing company's number call them and ask them what other headsets will work with their phone? Nina
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The purchased headset from Amazon came with the correct RJ9?/11? connector for the Cisco VOIP phone. It plugged into the jack labeled "headset". Worked perfectly right out of the packaging. No adjustments needed.
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As I'm not familiar with the Cisco IP Phone 7970, I couldn't tell you for certain. However, best advice is to contact Jabra customer service and ask them. They should be able to tell you. We run a meridian Norstar system and they work fine with it, but because we have multiple lines coming in, we are unable to answer or end calls from the headset. One still answers line one,two,three, or four from their desk, but once answered, can move around freely. We love them. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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This is made for specific models of Cisco phones and is not universal, therefore the connection jack doesn't fit correctly on other models. On the Cisco website, you can find better specs. As for the mobile worker, it might be better to have him/her set the office or home office phone to forward all calls to a cell phone instead.
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I would assume it would work. I use mine on an iPhone 5 and it works perfectly. It just connects right into the headset jack so I don't see why it wouldn't. Hope this helps.
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Good Morning, Rick. I now have an answer. ...apologize for taking so long. I successfully used it on each of the Cisco VoIP phones I tested. The models were: 7962 and 6941. These numbers are on both sides of the 7941, and if the 7941 has the hand set button, I have the greatest confidence it will work just the same. I plugged it in, and moved the dip switch to position "2", and it worked clear as a bell. Let me know if this helps. There is a receptacle on the Cisco phones mentioned -- for this plug; NO amplifier is needed.
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My two-ways are older and wouldn't work with voice activated headset so I purchased this item, but only after conducting some research. I would suggest visiting the Motorola website to get your answer. I wish I had a better answer for you.
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I am afraid as others, I have had compatibility issues. There is a narrow list of headsets that are compatible, which I found out after I purchased the item. There is an even narrower compatibility with wireless headsets. I would do what I failed to do before I purchased the item, contact Plantronics support and asked them about your headset directly. They will be happy to give you an answer. The advertising is very vague about compatibility and you cannot find a list of compatible headsets on their website. However, their customer service department as well aware of what headsets will work and will not work. Thanks!
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My Plantronics phone is a T20 and the headset works perfectly. The only issue I can see is the place where it plugs into the phone. My phone has a [female] plugin for the headset that is like a standard phone cord has (male RJ11 moduler plug).
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Yes it works for VoIP but the head set isn't worth a darn..... Buy a back up headset
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The answer is a definitive yes and no. Yes, if you get a lifter it'll work with just about every brand of desk phone you might have. No, if you already have a phone system that can accept/programmed to work directly with the headset (ours is Avaya/Nortel - others as described in this thread elsewhere). However, you might still need to get an adapter cable that is appropriate to hook up to your particular brand.
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Yes the only way I could get it to work was to plug it into the handset jack. The headset only worked for three months. I don't know if I'd buy that one again.
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I think it will work with any normal phone base.. it plugs into the base -as long as there is a hand set the lifter will work- if you have to remove the portable phone to answer the phone, that will require you to go to the actual phone to remove the phone so you can answer with your headset. If not, it should work fine.. I would try it. I love mine and even bought a new ATT office phone, inexpensive- so I could use the hand set lifter so I can answer from anywhere in my home with my headset on.
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I have used the Cisco Headset adapter with Apple, Samsung and HTC earphones and it is working well. I haven't tried Klipsch earphones.
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The headset you refer to uses 3.5mm connectors, such as the iPhone or any of the Android phones. This adaptor converts a 2.5mm connector, such as the old Symbian Nokia phones used. You need a different adaptor. And, whether it's the adaptor or my laptop, I can't get it to work for the microphone jack. I've actually gone to using a USB microphone (Audio Technica ATR2100) and a set of earbuds. But I needed that for other uses, anyway.
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Yes: this is compatible with all phones using RJ9 handset connectors, including Polycom, Cisco, Aastra and others. There are no electronic components within this device. It's strictly a passive splitter/combiner allowing you to attach two handset/headset devices to a single RJ9 port.