Poly EncorePro 500 Series Headset
| Year of Release | 2014 |
|---|---|
| Average Price | $129 |
| Description | Hearing Aid Compatible Headset The Poly EncorePro 500 Series balances all-day comfort, superior noise-cancelling and long-term reliability in four available models. They use SoundGuard technology to protect from noise spikes, meet Hearing Aid Compatibility Requirements and work with Telecoil enabled hearing aids. The EncorePro 500 Series are available as both Monoaural (one ear) and Binaural (two ears) wearing styles. These headsets connect directly to hearing aids with telecoil, making it easier to hear on landline phones when both in the home or work environment. To improve the sound quality and comfortability, additional amplifiers and ear cushions can be purchased, depending on your needs and the compatibility of the hearing aid and headset. |
| 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
Poly EncorePro 500 Series Headset product page
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View InformationPoly EncorePro 500 Series Headset How to Adjust and Fit
View InformationPoly EncorePro 500 Series Headset PDF
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