Plantronics Voyager 5200 mobile headset Monaural Ear-hook Black Wireless

They've been making these for some years now, it's a classic design and is a professional standard headset compared to cheaper models.V comfortable even with specsNoise cancelling mic is brilliantMultiple device connection makes it highly practicalAll of which are one of the reasons the design has been made for a good 6 to 7 years, if I recall correctly.However the design is starting to show its age especially battery life.A full charge gives 6.5 hours talk time or about 8 hours mediaWhen you compare this against some of the newer recreational earbuds like the MIFO it's not brilliant and it won't last a long day on team or zoom.It's unclear why the battery life isn't as long as it could be, perhaps its about cooling and the dated design or maybe it sacrifices battery life for reliability.This is a pretty small point however, it's still the best headset out there for pro use especially if you are in noisy areas.This is my second, my first I owned for 5 years until I lost it and I had the battery replaced in it I think on year 2.Since then I have spent 2 years using recreational Bluetooth headsets.. an Aftershok and Mifos. Both are great... for recreational use but the mic in the Aftershok (which puts the sound through your cheekbones instead of your ears) packed in on both my Aftershoks after 12 months of daily use.. probably. That's 5 hours a day talk. The Mifos again are great for recreation but I am on my 3rd set in 5 years. Considering both these devices cost over £100 it puts the Platronics into the 'good value' category.Now the charging carry case is a waste of space. Takes ages to charge the headset, only ever imparts a 2/3 charge and costs 40 to 50 quid. Do t waste yout time.

Battery it finish quickly. It's saying you have 6 hours talking but it not true. And sometimes you lose connection.