A2DP streams music, podcasts, GPS and more
Plantronics Vocalyst voice and text services
Enhanced voice alerts for added convenience
iPhone headset battery meter
Dual-mic AudioIQ2 noise cancellation
Delivering premium sound quality, comfort, and hands-free convenience, the Plantronics Voyager PRO+ improves on the award-winning audio and design of the Voyager PRO. Thanks to A2DP technology, you can now listen to your favorite music and podcasts through your headset, and also stream GPS directions from your mobile device. Additionally, you can take advantage of Plantronics Vocalyst voice and text services, which allow you to manage your email, check the weather, and listen to news. Voyager PRO+
Bluetooth Headset
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Music, GPS directions, and other audio streamed wirelessly from your A2DP-enabled phoneiPhone users can view headset battery level on their phoneFree, one-year subscription to Plantronics Vocalyst voice and text servicesEnhanced voice alertsDual-mic AudioIQ2 technology to capture the natural sound of your voiceThree-layer WindSmart technology to block intrusive wind noiseSix hours of talk time and five days of standbyBacked by a one-year limited warrantyPlantronics Voyager PRO+ Bluetooth HeadsetEnjoy hands-free conversations and stream GPS directions from A2DP-enabled phones. View larger.
Stainless-steel mic screens, acoustic fabrics, and electronic filters block wind noise.
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Stream Music and More Using A2DP TechnologyThe Plantronics Voyager PRO+ Bluetooth Headset enables you to stream music, podcasts, GPS directions, and other audio from your A2DP-enabled mobile phone. Full-spectrum audio comes through at comfortable sound levels that adjust to the noise of your surroundings.Noise-Blocking Features for Clear, Crisp CallsThe Voyager PRO+'s advanced dual-mic AudioIQ2 technology is designed to block background noise while retaining the natural sound of your voice for crisp, clear phone conversations. In addition, the microphone's three-layer WindSmart technology blocks intrusive wind noise, using stainless-steel mic screens, acoustic fabrics, and electronic filters.One-Year Free Subscription to VocalystThe Voyager PRO+ package includes a free, one-year subscription to Plantronics Vocalyst (service in USA only), which provides you with a variety of voice and text services that you can access directly from the headset. With Vocalyst, you can use simple voice commands to have your emails, text messages, or Twitter feed read aloud to you, and even send text replies while you're listening. You can also check the weather and listen to news--hands-free. And if you want to record a reminder for yourself, Vocalyst can send it to you as an audio email.NOTE: Vocalyst's email services are supported by Gmail, AOL, and Yahoo. The text feature works with Blackberry and Android smart phones.Voice and Visual AlertsEnhanced voice alerts such as "phone connected," "low battery," "talk time X hours," and "pairing" take out the guesswork of managing calls or keeping track of the headset's battery level. Additionally, built-in software enables you to monitor the headset's battery level on your iPhone.Lightweight, Durable DesignMade with soft, flexible materials, the Voyager PRO+ features a lightweight yet durable construction that has been comfort-tested for extended wear.Connect to Two Bluetooth-Enabled DevicesMultipoint technology enables you to connect the headset to two Bluetooth-enabled devices--for instance, a work phone and a personal phone. The headset's powerful battery provides up to six hours of talk time and five days of standby time.The Plantronics Voyager PRO+ is backed by a one-year limited warranty.What's in the BoxVoyager PRO+ Bluetooth Headset, USB cable, and AC adapter.
This review is from: Plantronics Voyager PRO+ Bluetooth Headset
Let me start by saying i've owned a lot of high end BT headsets, Plantronics Voyager Pro, Plantronics 975, Blueant T1, Parrot B250XT, Parrot Xpressway, and some cheaper Chinese Brands like the Gblue and Bluedio.
I was ISO the perfect headset that balances look, fit, sound, and also has A2DP. I find no matter how much technology, or how fancy the name of the technology, there's substitution for a mic that gets closer to the mouth. The best phone only headset i've ever owned is the Parrot B250XT, but the thing looks like I'm taking drive thru orders at McD's (but it works as well as the ones you see coaches wear at football games).
This headset seems to be the best balance of everything.
Call me a geek but here's my LAB TEST. I used a 2nd phone using a wired sound isolation headset, put it on mute, and called my HTC EVO Bluetoothed to the Plantronics Voyager Pro Plus.
I started with complete silence. The headset works great. I can actually WHISPER and it picks up. This is great because I'm fairly soft spoken so at my lower than normal conversation voice it picks up great, sounds like i was talking right into the phone.
Then I added noise. I turned on the TV on an average volume and stood in front of it. I can definitely hear every word of the TV. But if I talked at a normal voice, my voice totally overpowered the TV sound and I was completely audible. If i walked about 6 feet away from the TV, the TV sound started to get warbled and much more quiet. I think this is more typical as I normally sit about 6 feet from the TV. I can now talk at low to normal and the I can hear myself great. I turned the TV to very high volume to simulate being outside. It UNFORTUNATELY picks up everything on the TV, but if I spoke, my voice was much louder than the TV.
Now I try Wind. You can put all the shiny foil you want on it, it's not going to work as well as foam like on a boom mic. I put my small vornado fan on low. The wind noise was VERY noticeable. I started to NOT hear any noise after I was about 6 feet away. I tried turning my head to change the angle of the wind, didn't seem to make a difference. That wind was about equivalent to a light breeze. However, it's a consistent breeze, probably unrealistic. But even if I talked at normal volume, my voice would still overpower the wind noise, it was just annoying.
Okay, here's my REAL WORLD TEST. I have to thank my girlfriend as I must have asked her 100 times "can you hear that?" I walked from my quiet street down a busy street, bought a few things at the supermarket, and walked back. Basically, I spoke at a normal volume the whole time, I didn't have to talk loud at all, she heard me the whole time no problem. She could hear all the stuff around me as well, but my voice overpowered everything. She could NOT hear the LOW ambient noises around me, like far away trucks and low flying planes. She can clearly hear the high sounds, sirens, horns, shopping carts, and PA system in the supermarket.
I noticed this same phenomenon with the many of the advanced dual microphone headsets (other Plantronics and BlueAnt). When I was at home, you could annoyi...
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