Jabra GN2100 Telecoil Headset
| Year of Release | 2014 |
|---|---|
| Average Price | $166 |
| Description | Hearing Aid Compatible Headset The Jabra GN2100 Telecoil is equipped with a hearing aid-compatible telecoil that is fitted to the plain side of the earpiece. The telecoil cancels out surrounding background sound while heightening the sound quality from the telephone. This gives hearing aid users clearer, crisper phone conversations that are free from interference from background noise. It features a noise-cancelling microphone and is available in both Binaural (GN2125) and Monaural (GN2120) wearing styles, depending on your require noise cancellation. These headsets are sold with a Quick Disconnect port. For use with a landline phone or to plug into your mobile or tablet, you will need to purchase the appropriate Jabra Quick Disconnect Cable. |
| Operating System | N/A |
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Also available at other retailers.
Accessibility Features
Hearing Impairment and Deaf
- Hearing Aid Telecoil Coupling
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More Information
Jabra GN2100 Telecoil Headset Datasheet
View InformationJabra GN2100 Telecoil Headset Support
View InformationJabra GN2100 Telecoil Headset "Keep you Jabra headset working
View InformationJabra GN2100 Telecoil Headset PDF
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