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Plantronics Voyager 510 Bluetooth Headset [Retail Packaged] | ![Plantronics Voyager 510 Bluetooth Headset [Retail Packaged]](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41XB1238FJL._SL160_.jpg)
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| Brand: Plantronics
Category: Wireless
List Price: $99.95
Buy New: $43.90
You Save: $56.05 (56%)
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Rating:  2496 reviews
Sales Rank: 3
Color: Black&Silver
Media: Wireless Phone Accessory
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4
Dimensions (in): 4 x 2.5 x 0.8
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Warranty: 1 year warranty
MPN: UNHFPV5103
Model: VOYAGER 510
UPC: 646444457132
EAN: 0845102062477
ASIN: B0009B0IX4
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
 | Windsmart Technology allows you to seamlessly switch between two Bluetooth devices | | | Noise-canceling microphone for superior sound quality | | | Up to 6 hours talk time and up to 100 hours standby time | | | One-touch call answer/end, last number redial and voice activated dialing | | | Compatible with Bluetooth devices supporting the headset or hands-free profile |
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Product Description
The lightweight and versatile Plantronics Voyager 510 Bluetooth Headset delivers all-day wearing comfort, clearer voice transmission and superior sound quality. With exclusive Multipoint Technology, your headset seamlessly transforms into a powerful communication solution for up to two Bluetooth devices. For the ultimate in wireless freedom, look no further than the Plantronics Voyager 510 Bluetooth Headset, which represents a generational leap in Bluetooth headset technology. The 510 is comfortable and light enough for all day wear, and it offers unprecedented clarity and sound quality. With Multipoint technology you can switch between your voice-enabled Bluetooth mobile phone, PDA or laptop. The headset's smart technology knows which device you are using and allows you to take calls from any device at the touch of a button. The 510 features a noise-canceling microphone for clearer conversations, and it folds for easy storage. The boom also swivels for perfect positioning on either ear. One-touch call control buttons are placed for easy access, and you can easily redial the last number dialed and initiate voice-activated calls from the headset. Because the 510 is Bluetooth 1.2 specification enabled, you can roam up to 33 feet from your Bluetooth device. Meanwhile, the 510 supports adaptive frequency hopping (AFH) which helps avoid interference from wi-fi networks. Ample talk time is provided by the built-in rechargeable battery.
Amazon.com Product Description
For the ultimate in wireless freedom, look no further than the Plantronics Voyager 510 Bluetooth headset, which represents a generational leap in Bluetooth headset technology. It's comfortable and light enough for all day wear, and it offers unprecedented clarity and sound quality. These are great features, but the real revolution involves Plantronics' exclusive Multipoint technology, which allows the headset to function as a powerful communication solution for up to two Bluetooth devices. With Multipoint technology you can switch between your voice-enabled Bluetooth mobile phone, PDA or laptop. The headset's "smart" technology knows which device you are using and allows you to take calls from any device at the touch of a button. With the optional Plantronics Bluetooth Deskphone Adapter you can even switch between your office phone and your Bluetooth mobile phone. You'll never need to use a dedicated "landline" phone headset again. The 510 features WindSmart technology, which enhances call clarity in windy environments (i.e., car with window/roof open, air conditioning on, outside with breeze), and it folds for easy storage. The boom also swivels for perfect positioning on either ear. One-touch call control buttons are placed for easy access, and you can easily redial the last number dialed and initiate voice-activated calls from the headset. Because the 510 is Bluetooth-enabled (it supports the Bluetooth 1.2 specification) you can roam up to 33 feet from your Bluetooth device. Meanwhile, the 510 supports adaptive frequency hopping (AFH) which helps avoid interference from Wi-Fi networks. Ample talk time is provided by the built-in rechargeable battery; you'll get up to 6 hours talk time and up to 100 hours of standby time. Specifications
- Talk time: Up to 6 hours
- Standby time: Up to 100 hours
- Bluetooth version: 1.2 (supports headset and handsfree profiles)
- Wearing style: Over-the-ear; boom swivels for wearing on either ear
- Headset controls: Volume, mute, call answer/end, voice-activated dialing (must be supported by your phone)
- Adaptive Frequency Hopping: Yes (helps to avoid interference for co-existence with Wi-Fi/WLAN)
- Supports analog and digital office phones: Yes
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| Customer Reviews: Read 2491 more reviews...
 OK while it worked (13 months) December 4, 2008
It worked ok while until it died after 13 months. Even before that - after only a couple months - the signal strength would drop after about half hour of talk time. Static from low battery was annoying.
 Didn't fit my small ear or work well with Palm Treo 755p December 4, 2008
I used this daily for 2 months and had nothing but trouble with it.
Fit--I have small ears and used the small ear bud but it would not stay in my ear and always sat on the outside of it. It finally fell out of my ear and I lost it.
Pairing--No trouble in the actual pairing with my Sprint Treo 755p, but it disconnected frequently and then would reconnect in the middle of a phone call causing me to lose momentary connection with the person I was speaking to. There was no rhyme or reason to it either. It didn't matter if I was close to the phone or far away. It would just connect and disconnect at random.
Sound--Anyone I was talking to would know I was on "the headset" because there was static and my voice would fade in and out.
I will say it was easy to use, I liked the position of the connect/disconnect button and the notification beeps worked well. I don't have experience with any other headsets but the battery life seemed to be good for this.
I've always had great luck with Plantronics so I was disappointed, but I was especially disappointed after seeing this got 4 stars here on Amazon and it was such a terrible experience for me.
 My First Bluetooth December 3, 2008
For my first bluetooth headset I could not be happier. The Voyager 510 met all of my expectations. Being that it was a Plantronics product I really did not expect to be disappointed.
This headset for me is very comfortable and I hardly know it is on. I have not had any problems with people hearing me as well I hearing them. The only downside I have really found with the product is that sometimes it takes a few tries to get my voice commands to engage and also I have hung up on people when I try to answer call waiting.
One thing I found very helpful was the setup walk through on the Plantronics website. I had a little trouble pairing the device with my phone by the directions in the box. From the website I had it set up in less then 5 mnutes.
Unnoticeable ... December 3, 2008
I was a little bit expectant ordering the Plantronics Voyager 510, based on so useful Amazon's previous reviews. I have had the device working very well with my HP and Nokia phones. I was thinking what title should I select for this review and I selected this word which describes very well how I "don't feel" this wonderful accesory.
It's quiet, reliable and fixes very well in my ear. I haven't had any problem with the battery. Simply, it works very well days and days, everywhere.
Bloody Miracle December 2, 2008
Yesterday the earpiece went through the washing machine. I had no hope for it, but the red light went on when I plugged it in. I couldn't get the blue light to come on until I tried hours later. Shazzam! It works! I find this absolutely unbelievable. Too bad I had already ordered a Voyager 925 as a replacement, though I got it at a great price ($49.99).
What's next? Woolite for Electronics?
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