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The GN 1200 Smart Cord is an interface lead between a telephony system and a standard GN Netcom headset. The Smart Cord incorporates an 8 position cabling changeover switch which enables the headset to be used with 90% of the telephones in use today. Product No: 88001-99 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

This telephone/computer switch enables you to answer calls from deskphones and softphones using the same Jabra QD (Quick Disconnect) headset. This makes it ideal for offices and contact centres, which are in transition to PC-based telephony. Product No: 180-09 Learn More

GSM cable. EasyDisconnect with 20 cm cable to 2.5mm 4-pole jack. For using a CC or SH headset to a Nokia GSM phone with 2.5 mm 4-pole socket. Product No: 1000851 (formerly Sennheiser) Learn More

Bottom cable: EasyDisconnect to Modular Plug – Coiled cable – code 01 Can be used with all active boxes as well as for direct connection to most phones (formerly Sennheiser) Learn More

Bottom cable: EasyDisconnect to Modular Plug – Coiled cable – code 01 To be used for direct connection to some phones. (formerly Sennheiser) Learn More

Bottom cable: EasyDisconnect to Modular Plug – Coiled cable To be used with Avaya 1600 series telephones (formerly Sennheiser) Learn More

Bottom cable: EasyDisconnect to Modular Plug – Coiled cable – code 17 To be used for direct connection to some phones. (formerly Sennheiser) 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