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Boost the range of your EXPAND 80 speakerphone with expansion microphones that enable superb call clarity optimized for UC and certified for Microsoft Teams (pending certification). Attach one or two microphones to fit the size of your meeting room. Learn More

A premium double-sided wired headset designed specifically for office professionals with special hearing needs.

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The UI 770 is a wideband amplifier for the headset’s speaker and microphone, which makes it easy to switch between the headset, handset and PC, set the volume of the headset speaker and mute the headset microphone Learn More

Ergonomic Design - The design of this keyboard with splitted key zones and gently sloped shape encourages natural position of hands, wrists, and forearm in maximum comfort for long use. Learn More

Stylish and compact, the UI 760 interface box works with any phone or PC to record your calls in high-resolution clarity. And the Sound Clarity System filters out background noise to make sure you always get the message. Learn More

The security cable lock safely attaches devices to tables in meeting rooms and to desks.

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An easy-to-use USB camera for small to medium-sized meeting rooms. This camera fits perfectly as a modular part of a native meeting room solution or into any bring-your-own-device (BYOD) meeting room. Learn More

About the size of a matchbox, the ultra-compact UI 710 is the middleman between your phone and headset. It allows you to switch between handset and headset at the touch of a button for real phone flexibility. 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