Headphone With Mic For Landline Phone

I use this product to speak on my landline phone, mobile phone (bluetooth) and for dictation (Dragon) on my PC. It works very well and the range is good. I only wish I could specify which feature to use from the HEADSET (need 3 buttons)!

I have no regrets switching my landline to this, and the integration to my mobile phone with the ooma app makes it so much better than before. Already paid for itself

excellent way to still have a home/business landline phone/fax without paying a monthly service fee to your internet provider. recommened.

This is my major phone everything is perfect , voice quality very good same as landline phone or cell phone , earing and listening from peoples perfect , just be sure to have a good internet connection in upload at least 1.5 mb and more , and you will have no problem.

Finally got tired of paying $50 a month for landline and switched to Ooma Telo 2 with premium service for $10 per month plus taxes and fees. It was very easy to set up following the instructions. It plugs into your router and then you plug it into a phone jack. Make sure phone wiring in your house is disconnected to the outside phone line. Now all phones in my house use Ooma. The audio quality with Ooma is far better than the telephone company landline. It is absolutely amazing. I have two phone numbers with one on single ring and other on double ring. It is really nice. I highly recommend Ooma.

Just what I needed for video-conference recording using analog landline phone audio. Thanks!

After not being happy with either using phone/earbuds, internal microphone, or external headphone/mic combo direct wired to computer, I ordered this to improve my WFH situation. It set up easily with no issues, connecting my headset to the back of the mic, and the mic to a USB splitter connected to my PC. Feedback from colleagues is that I sound really good (DJish was one description.. It picks up my voice whether I'm close or a couple feet away and does not appear to pick up a lot of other background. I can't speak to other uses for this mic, but for what I needed it fit the bill perfectly. Also calling out that--as is usually the case--B&H delivered it when it said it would.

I used this hooked up to my iPhone in the past, but since I upgraded to the newest phone with no headphone jack I've been using the mic hooked up to an audio recorder for my DSLR video (the recorder has phantom power). I use the extension cable and rode adapter for standard 3.5mm input and it works great. The sound is as good as I'll need it to be for interviews. I'd only upgrade to a nicer mic if this one breaks.

Well made and works perfectly with my Galaxy S5 phone and headphones. The phone's headphone connector is a headphone and mic connector. By using this splitter I can now listen with my headphones in full stereo.

I was looking to send audio from the 3.5mm headphone jack on my Mac to the 3.5mm mic jack on my cell phone, because I had a professionally recorded voicemail message I wanted to use but my service provider only allowed live recorded messages. (I wasnt just going to hold my phone up to the speaker on my Mac, because it would ruin the quality.) I had a male-to-male 3.5mm cable I tried to use, with no luck. I was confused as to why it didnt work. I couldnt figure out how to do it and went to a few nearby stores looking for advice, but every sales person just looked at me with a confused look and had no idea how to help. Luckily I noticed B&H was around the corner from a job interview I had. Ive always wanted to go there, just never got around to it until that day, and boy am I glad I did. I spoke to a gentleman in the Pro Audio Dept and after about 10-15 minutes of carefully listening to my needs, and taking the time to understand what I wanted/needed he informed me I needed an attenuating cable because the voltage coming out of the headphone jack would have destroyed the mic jack on my phone. I was finally on my way, but then just as I was about the thank him for his help he exclaimed WAIT!! and informed me that the two jacks were configured differently, (the headphone jack was TRS, and the mic was TRRS) and I would have no luck with just the attenuating cable so he pulled up this item on his screen explained it would convert the connector to what I needed and sent the whole order to pick up. I purchased and picked up the two cables and excitedly went home to test out the items. They worked!!! tl;dr This item was exactly what I needed, and it did its job perfectly.