Wireless Headset Training Adapter

Was gifted a Poly wireless headset. But needed the Bluetooth adapter for it to work with my work computer. I had to disable the computer Bluetooth but after that this little adapter can reach around my whole house. I have even answered calls from my kitchen while cooking lunch. Thank you B&H, this store is the best, I order from here for any electronics or camera needs.

The DA35 adapter is being used to adapt a headset mic (microdot) to my Sennheiser EW100 wireless system. The results have been excellent.

This is the best headset I have ever used, bar none! I have been conducting online training sessions for more than twenty years so headsets are almost part of my body. I have used wireless, wired, over-the-ear, in-ear, etc. during this time and I have to say this is the most comfortable and worry-free headset I have ever used. The sound is great for voice but not audiophile quality for music. Battery life is great, a full charge will last a whole day, more than eight hours. All in all, I am quite pleased with the purchase and I like it so much that I am considering buying an OpenRun Pro for my workouts.

This product is one of the best wireless headsets i have purchased so far for teaching group fitness training.

This adapter makes the wireless go mic way better.

amazing product, you won't find a better wireless headset.

Switched to Shokz after many issues with other wireless earbuds. Training for the Boston Marathon this year and needed to make sure I have reliable headphones and also the ability to take in the noise of the crowd.

I do commercial training videos with a relatively light LUMIX FZ2500 and either a wireless lavalier setup or a RODE videoMic, as well as  Manfrotto 128RC QR head, and I just needed something substantial, stable and center-braced. This is perfect. For stills, travel and lighter shoots I have other tripods, but this has already paid for itself in one client shoot, where I needed to move several groups in and out in front of the camera while the back ground remained absolutely static. Its a rock, or at least rock enough.

Used primarily for corporate work (training and events). Works well. Good price point that is easier to justify in corporate budgets than some others. I was involved in professional audio work for many years and I have used most of the prominent brands of wireless mics. Many times in staging presentations, if there is a problem it will be with the wireless mics (and these days maybe ethernet connectivity). Fairly robust, not a toy, but not overpriced either. Provides 8 selectable channels in UHF band. This will be more than adequate in may cases. We are not always in the same location, we take these out to various locations, and this has been reliable.

We use the speakers in our leadership training. It is quick to set up and we plug a wireless mic and computer into the speaker. It has allowed our Non-tech people to feel comfortable in setting up their own sound equipment. We use them in rooms of 40-60 people and the sound output is great and ample.