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A single-sided USB headset, optimized for flexible UC professionals. Comes with a 3.5 mm jack and detachable USB cable. Great sound for both calls and multimedia, it comes with a noise-cancelling microphone and an in-line control unit for call control. This product is now End of Life (Formerly Sennheiser) Learn More

Adapt 130 USB is a single-sided USB headset, optimized for flexible UC professionals. Great sound for both calls and multimedia, it comes with a noise-cancelling microphone and an in-line control unit for call control. This product is now End of Life (Formerly Sennheiser) Learn More

The JPL Vision+ is a compact USB webcam with two microphones that can be placed above your computer to allow long distance face to face meetings from your conference room or own home office. Learn More

A small, rugged webcam that’s super easy to set up and use. It has a built-in mic and integrated privacy shutter.

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Smart Cord, 3.5mm jack plug (female) to RJ9 Learn More

This handset lifter allows you to conveniently answer calls and hang up again whilst away from your desk. (formerly Sennheiser) Learn More

A simple-to-use, comfortable, and durable choice for PC-based, phone-intensive users in busy customer service environments, conference calls, web-based training, and PC multimedia applications. USB-A with call control. Learn More

Jabra GN1000 is a mechanical handset lifter that provides the user with remarkable freedom and mobility. Once the lifter is in place, employees can control their call directly from their Jabra wireless headset up to 150m away from their desk. Product No: 1000-04 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