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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

Amplified bottom cable to fit the Avaya telephones. Please also check compatibility tab. Product No: 49323-46 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 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 17 To be used for direct connection to some 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

The SIP-T41S is a feature-rich business tool for superior communications and extended functionality. It’s a six-line IP phone that comes with built-in programmable keys to enhance productivity. With a USB port, it boasts unparalleled functionality and expansibility with Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and USB recording features. Learn More

Eliminates the need for multiple cords for connecting to different phone systems. Easy to use — simply connect the Smart Cord between your headset and phone, pick up the handset, move the system selector switch through the settings until you hear a clear dial tone, and place your call! Use with telephones that require Carbon Type connection/setting. Product No: 88001-96 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