Jabra GN2000 USB Duo (20001-091)

Jabra GN2000 USB Headset (20001-091)

Jabra GN2000 USB (20001-091) Stereo SoundTube VoIP USB Headset

Features

•  Plug-and-play with Microsoft Office Communicator 2007
•  Robust design for exceptional comfort and day-after-day durability
•  Wideband sound for natural audio quality
•  Large ear-cushions for extra comfort - delivered with foam and leatherette ear cushion
   

Jabra GN2000 USB Headset (20001-091)

Jabra GN2000 Series
The Jabra GN2000 Series lets you hear every detail, the first time. For PC-based IP telephony, the Jabra GN2000 IP and Jabra GN2000 USB supports the full IP network bandwidth for applications such as speech recognition, voice-over-IP calling and computer-based training. For traditional telephony, the Jabra GN2000 Series is the ideal headset for busy and noisy environments, utilizing the full frequency of the telephone network to ensure exceptional sound quality on every call.

From its sturdy rubber-plastic composite to reinforced strain relief and impact resistant headbands, every detail of the Jabra GN2000 Series has been designed with durability in mind - making it perfect for even the most demanding contact centers.

Unified Communications bundle - Jabra GN2000 and Jabra Link 280
If your company is phasing out desk phones and migrating to Unified Communications and mobile phones for voice needs, you need a solution that allows you to answer both your softphone and mobile phone using the same headset.

Jabra GN2000 USB Headset (20001-091)

This neat bundle from Jabra consists of a plug-and-play Jabra GN2000 IP headset and a Jabra LINK 280 adapter with inline call controls. You can answer your softphone and enjoy the superior UC wideband sound while having the flexibility to also take calls from your mobile phone using the same headset. The full range of call control functionality allows you to answer/end calls, adjust volume, and mute the microphone.

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