Headset Voyager 5200

Needed windscreen for Planonics voyager headset. This one is the best! Works great looks important :))

Wanted an upgraded experience while working remotely with MS Teams and this headset is it. The fit is very comfortable, I wear glasses and find the headset perfect without any aches or rubbing. The buttons seem well placed though I tend to use the keyboard controls. Setup was trivial. The in ear notifications and chirps nicely keep you informed, from the battery life to what device is ringing. It reports 6 hours battery life at the start of each day and I generally make it through. The docking station is a nice touch. The biggest boon is the multi-device support. I have two phones and two laptops synced through Bluetooth and it seamlessly migrates between them. It lets you know when you walk out of range, and connects automatically when back again - for each device. While being on a Teams call it will inform if my phone starts ringing and I can chose whether to accept or ignore it. There was a snafu moment when it failed to (re)connect to my laptop for some unknown reason. A power off/on and I was back on my call again within half a minute, it is very quick to connect. Did a lot of research before buying, and it was between Plantronics Voyager 5200 UC and the Sennheiser PRESENCE. For me, the Voyager works perfectly.

As usual, Plantronics serves up another terrific product. This is my second Voyager Headset and it's better than the first one I bought 8 or 9 years ago. Keep up the great work.

So far I am very pleased with the XP-5200. Have not used it very much but it enough to know it will supply my needs.

For a small camera it has so many features. It works as well as my Nikon 5200

I own a Scout EVO as well but needed a second cart. I must say, the quality of th Voyager just blows the Scout away far as quality.

Good Headset. I'd recommend the headset to everyone.

This is my first DSLR and I am very pleased with the SL1. When I compare the SL1 to my friend's Nikon 5200, the SL1 interface and all it's components just seem to integrate a little better together, not unlike an Apple product. There is one short coming I've noticed: Max shots per second is 4; I didn't think it would be a problem until by chance I went to a shooting range. I'm still learning about the triage of shutter speeds, aperture and ISO but the dials and touch screen make it super easy to change the settings and review images to see the settings' effects.

It was time to replace our 8 year old workhorse Epson printer for home use. I went with Epson XP 5200 because of its reliability and because I like individual ink cartridges. This printer is super easy to set up right out of the box and prints beautifully. I was able to use the Epson Smart Panel app to set up the printer and didn't have to fool around with a USB cable. I also appreciate that the power cord from my old Epson printer works on the new one, so that was one less hassle during set up. I would definitely recommend this printer based on price, ease of set up and functions.

I have been using this bag to protect my Nikon 5200 with 18-200 lens during my visit to the Galpagos Islands. There is plenty of space for the camera in the bag. It's easy to use and has kept my equipment dry.