Plantronics CS60 Review
Wireless headsets have been the in thing for mobile phones nowadays. But Plantronics is doing the same for the office phone setting with their CS60 cordless headset that can be attached to a standard phone to provide wireless conversations for land line calls.
The CS60 can be converted into three styles to see which fits over the ear, the over the head and behind the neck design.
The Plantronics CS60 utilises a Digitally Enhanced Cordless Telephone or DECT system that is used for most domestic wireless phones. This technology provides a much greater range than the usual Bluetooth technology. Inside an office setting the CS60 can extend to a range of up to 50 meters.
The Plantronics CS60 comes with a base station that connects with your landline phone and a headset that you can clip over your ears. The CS60 base station contains the electronics to connect into your desk phone and the transmitter and battery charger for the headset. This allows the corded headset connected to the CS60. This makes the CS60 compatible with a slew of different phone systems and ISDN or digital phones. The headset has a call answer button and a volume controller switch. The CS60’s replaceable battery is capable of nine hours of talk time. The battery can recharged quick whenever the headset is placed in the base station.
The Plantronics CS60 comes with the IntelliStand feature that allows you to answer calls just by taking the headset out of its base station, making it easier to answer calls as if you are just picking up a headset.
The Plantronics CS60’s sound quality is quite excellent for both the user and the caller at the other end of the line. Whenever there is an incoming call the headset will make a bleeping sound to inform you. The bleeping sound is discreet so you won’t be disturbed or annoyed whenever you are talking to someone and you receive a call.
CS60 allows you to answer important calls whenever you are expecting them (even if you aren’t expecting one), this enables you to take calls that otherwise could have gone to the voicemail saving you the time from listening back to each and every one of them.









