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The Poly A10-11 cable easily connect a Poly H-series headset to most headset-ready phones via the headset port with the A10 cable. A simple, plug and play adapter ideal for amplifying all Poly H series headsets to Poly Polaris level. Product No: AMP A10 / 33305-02 Learn More

A10-11 QD - QD Adapter cable. Product No: AMP A10 / 38691-01 Learn More

Connects Plantronics Headsets to Desk phones Always check desk phone compatibility before purchasing Product No: 38099-01 Learn More

Poly HW series headset connection lead to headset enabled phone. Product No: 35066-01 Learn More

The GN 2100 Telecoil is a headset for desk phones for users with hearing impairments. It is equipped with a hearing aid-compatible Telecoil, suitable for all standard Telecoil-equipped hearing aids and fitted to the plain side of the earpiece. The Telecoil cancels out surrounding background noise and heightens the sound quality from the telephone for clearer, crisper phone conversations. Learn More

The Poly HW261H SupraPlus is a binaural wideband voice tube headset designed to work with the new generation of wideband-enabled IP hardphones and softphones for superior audio quality. This version is optimised for the hard of hearing and is T-Coil compatible. Product No: 87129-02 Learn More

Ready for the modern office with an intuitive user interface on the universal base that can connect to almost any Savi headset. Ensure flexibility for users with the ability to connect from your computer, desk phone or mobile phone. Learn More

Power up productivity for office workers with Voyager 4200 Office Bluetooth® wireless headsets. Connecting is seamless—desk phone and smartphone. Outstanding audio, freedom to roam. Learn More

Provides you with wireless convenience and the freedom of a smooth connection for up to a 30-foot range without tangled cables. This ergonomic mouse is designed with a vertical orientation and a contoured shape that provides a uniquely comfortable user experience. With this wrist-friendly contour support, you will hold your hand in a healthy “handshake position” which is the neutral position of your forearm as opposed to the “twisted forearm” position as with a regular mouse. Learn More