Best Wireless Headset For Cell Phone Calls

This headset supports connectivity via USB for use as a PC headset and via Bluetooth for use with cell phone calls. The base makes it easy to switch between PC and Bluetooth. The bluetooth connection is between the base and the cell phone, with DECT to the headset. So you leave the phone on your desk and take the headset with you if you want to walk around. DECT has much better range than Bluetooth and is not affected by microwave ovens or WiFi, so calls are clear and consistent at all times.

Great multi device wireless headset. From desk phone, cell phone, to PC for Zoom, Skype.

I have had them a few days and enjoy the sound quality as well as using them for cell phone calls. I am plesed so far.

Best cell phone holder, very strong

Best wireless headset ever… great for biking, running and driving!

I make calls for a living so I needed something comfortable, but didn't want something too bulky. This is sleek, light weight and very comfortable (after you get used to it the first few days). The controls on the head set work well, but if you wear it on the left ear they are reversed (volume up you have to push down) not a big deal. Range is good. I could even walk outside and still get good reception no wind canceling though. I love that I can use it for my cell phone too. Big plus. Very easy to use and took me 2min to set it up and pair it with my cell. Keep in mind though with out the handset lift (sold separately) you have to be near the office phone to answer, but then you are free to walk about. You have to also hang up the handset to end the call completely. Over all very pleased, great product. Worth the extra money.

I use this Magnus DeskGrip with my cell phone for Canon camera connect w/my M50. I use my pen to touch the cell phone controls; the tripod does not slide nor jiggle, it stays firm and I have a slik desk top. But then I started making calls... I was delighted. It is stiff expanding the phone grips but it holds the cell phone firmly. It swivels and tilts, I prefer the vertical but it also has horizontal phone orientation. The whole unit collapses into a rod-like handle for hand held use to make calls or take photos.

I am 82 years old and I love them. I can transfer my house phone to my cell and not miss any calls when I'm in my car. I can walk up to the main road to get my mail and hear everything around me. I never could stand to have button ear phones in my ears. They made my ears hurt and could not hear what was around me.

I presently have two cell phones, one with T-Mobile, and the other with Verizon. I wanted to drop one of my cell phone plans to save money, but I wanted a home phone that has good call capability, so I decided to give Ooma a try. I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of calls. There was none of this cut off where you wonder if you're still talking with someone that you get with a cell phone. One very big plus is Ooma works well with Google Voice. I can make direct calls from Ooma and have my Google Voice number show up on the caller id for the person receiving the call. There are two negatives. You have to pay the 911 fee plus monthly taxes and the surcharge to keep some pig farmer in Iowa in phone service. If you want Ooma to work with caller id or have call forwarding, call blocking, etc, add another $ a month. I have no real complaints and highly recommend giving Ooma a try.

This is a very useful product for using a cell phone to output calls to capture for broadcast on KNSJ. We have purchased several of them and will be buying more in the future.