Enjoy wireless freedom while on digital calls and listening to music from your home or office with the Voyager 4320 Bluetooth Stereo Headset from Poly. Designed for high comfort and versatility for unified communications applications, this Zoom certified on-ear headset features a flexible boom with dual microphones that use Acoustic Fence technology to reduce background noise. Additionally, the Voyager 4320 UC may be simultaneously connected to two separate Bluetooth devices for easy switching, and it remembers up to eight devices. A BT700 USB-C dongle is included to add Bluetooth 5.2 support to laptops and desktop computers.

The internal 350mAh lithium-ion battery is designed to provide up to 24 hours of talk time or 47 hours of listening time. It may be fully recharged in about 96 minutes with a separately sold power adapter. Connecting the headset to a Fast Charge compatible adapter for 15 minutes provides you with up to 10 hours of talk time. Or you can charge and talk at the same time by using the included USB-C cable to connect the headset directly to your computer. Also included is a USB-A adapter and a charging stand.

USB-C & Bluetooth 5.2 Connectivity    Flexible Boom Mic    On-Ear Controls    Up to 24 Hours Talk Time    Up to Two Simultaneous Connections    Acoustic Fence Technology    Carrying Case & Charging Cable Included    Zoom Certified    Works with Poly Lens App

Free yourself from your desk with this entry-level Bluetooth wireless headset. Meet the Voyager 4320 Series. It's everything you need to stay productive and connected to all your devices whether at home or in the office. Long day of calls made easier with all-day comfort and dual-mic Acoustic Fence technology that eliminates background noise. Phenomenal flexibility, connectivity, and freedom? Yes please!

Walk and talk with ease with up to 164' of wireless range, up to 24 hours of talk time, and all-day comfort to match. Make those long conference calls a little easier.

Move easily between the home and the office with portable design and travel pouch. Working somewhere noisy? No problem. The dual-mic Acoustic Fence technology eliminates background noise. And with a mute button that is super easy to find and dynamic mute alert, you are in control.

Multiple device connections are at your fingertips: Windows, Mac, smartphone, desk phone (with office base, sold separately). No need for battery anxiety, if you need more charge just plug it in and use as a corded headset.

Listen to music or block out the noise around you with the Voyager 4320 stereo version. It has outstanding audio and Poly's SoundGuard DIGITAL for your acoustic protection.

Poly Lens software gives IT teams visibility and control over voice, video, and headset devices. Deploy, configure, update, and get valuable insights from one endpoint or thousands using one scalable platform. Poly Lens makes it simple: no heavy IT lifting required.

Get the most out of your Poly devices. Use one convenient app to manage all your compatible devices. Keep software up to date, manage settings, and use the personal health and wellness reminders to keep you focused and energized all day long. With the Poly Lens app, you can customize your devices to work the way you do.

All Poly USB headsets and personal speakerphones are compatible with the most popular voice platforms. Poly solutions provide excellent audio quality for both you and those on the other end of the call.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What generation of the Bluetooth?

A: Based on the Bluetooth feature set i would have to agree with version 4.2.

Q: 2. will this work on a D850?

A: Yes it is compatible with a Nikon D850.

Q: 3. Hi, does this work with a Pentax K3?

A: Yes - This mic is plug and play with a Pentax K3 DSLR

Q: 4. I am starting to do interview type video and want to improve my sound. Will I be able to use this mic on my 5DIV's and also on a boom placed over the subject or would I be better off buying a lapel mic?

A: A boom mic, such as this model, is usually considered the best option for audio quality of your productions, especially if you do boom the mic in close to the subject. The Rode VideoMic & Micro Boompole Kit with Custom Windbuster, BH #ROVMRK4 would provide you with the cable extension required, as well as an outdoor windscreen at a reasonable bundle price.

Q: 5. Are you able to use one of the connections for a sub-out?

A: While there are no dedicated sub-outs, it is possible to connect a subwoofer to one of the channels, say B, have two speaker connected to channel A, and operate the receiver in A+B mode. The user manuals of this receiver and SA-CS9 subwoofer can provide further detail.

Q: 6. Will this screw to the 1/4" threads on a tripod?

A: With the Godox BPC-01 10,000mAh Charging Grip with Mini Tripod BH #GOBPC01, you can remove the mini tripod and mount it on a tripod with 1/4" male thread.

Q: 7. Is there USB connectivity for input from an Ipod or smartphone?

A: Unfortunately the STR-DH190 does not have USB Connectivity specifically for an iPod or Smartphone. The USB port on the back panel is only meant for Service and Firmware Updates to which it will not have the ability to sync with an iPod or Smartphone. A RCA to Mini cable will be the only option to connect either device to this Receiver.

Q: 8. I tried using this with my Nikon D3500 and it doesn't seem to work?

A: The Rode VideoMic is compatible with cameras that feature a 1/8 input jack. This mic is compatible with the Nikon D5300.

Q: 9. Can you connect a TV and 5.1 surround sound speakers to this

A: This is a stereo receiver, which means it is for two speakers. A TV can be connected, but only through analog stereo RCA connections. I would recommend an A/V receiver, such as the Sony STR-DH590 5.2-Channel A/V Receiver, BH #SOSTRDH590. This receiver will allow you to hook up to your TV with an HDMI cable, and accepts 5 speakers, as well as a powered sub woofer, for a 5.1 surround sound system. .

Q: 10. planning on buying this for my canon 6d mark ii, will this capture any auto-focus noise from my lens? (sigma 24mm)

A: Hello Romel, The VideoMic is a super-cardioid microphone, which means it would cancel some from the side. However, I would recommend turning auto-focus off on any video applications or simply separate the microphone from the camera by using a boom pole if the auto-focus is too loud.