Plantronics M110 Over The Head Headset with 2.5mm Plug

Product features

• Secure fit and quality sound
• Stable, Over-the-head Wearing Style
• Noise-canceling microphone reduces background noise
• Microphone Volume switch for optimal voice transmission
• Compatible with all phones that have a 2.5mm jack

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Product description

This sleek headset from Plantronics is ideal for use either in your car or with selected DECT phones. It is compatible with all headset-ready cellular, PCS or cordless phone, i.e., equipped with a jack for plugging a headset directly into the phone. For cellular and PCS phones that are not headset-ready, you will need a headset adapter with a built-in headset jack. M110 features an adjustable headband for comfortable, secure fit, adjustable microphone boom an advanced speaker technology that protects hearing. The Plantronics RF Noise Shield reduces annoying RF static noise. The microphone on the headset possesses an adjust switch for optimal voice output. The headset is compatible with telecoil-equipped hearing aids. It also has the special clothing clip for added stability on the move.

User reviews

  The Complete Home & Office Headset, 2009-01-01
After a prolonged search that included testing several overpriced and worthless headsets with my cordless land line phones, I finally came across a winner. Sleek, comfortable, inexpensive, and durable, the Plantronics M110 delivers.

This quality model offers comfortable, flexible/reversible earpiece, heavy duty headband, and fully adjustable mini boom microphone. Clarity for both the earpiece and the noise canceling microphone is simply outstanding. The microphone offers 3 volume settings. The earpiece is set at a comfortable fixed volume. The Plantronics M110 4 foot cord comes with an adjustable garment clip.

With its 2.5mm jack this unit pairs well with both Pansonic land line systems and LG cell phones. The M110 comes out of the box fully assembled and with a one year manufacturer's warranty. Without a doubt, the Plantronics M110 Headset is an affordable and reliable home or office tool. It has worked so well for me that I am ordering a backup.

  Great Product, 2008-12-17
The headphones work great for the price. The clarity was better than expected. Highly recommended.

  Excellent 2.5mm Headphone Set, 2008-12-13
Works very well. Can hear & be heard. Not perfect volume control, but excellent for the price.

  Low Quality Sound with this one, 2008-12-10
I have always had a tough time finding a headset that worked well. I purchased three (this one, a Uniden 'behind the ear' model and a Panasonic KX-TCA60) to replace the Plantronics headset that broke, after 8 months of use. I called my son (out of state) and asked him to judge the sound quality of all three.
The Plantronics had the worst sound quality by far. It was so bad that I threw it away. (Good comfort factor, though.)
The Uniden had the highest sound quality and by far the lowest comfort. It was very poorly constructed, and hurt my ear at the spot the plastic head band rested on it. I am keeping it as a back up.
The Panasonic was well constructed, and had a sound quality that was only slightly lower than the Uniden, but the comfort factor was very high, so it is now the one I use daily.

  Meh...., 2008-12-01
I got excited about this product mostly because of the style. I liked the idea of having a secure-fitting headset with a microphone in close proximity to the mouth. And it worked fairly well. It was comfortable for long periods, although the headband is very small and I had to adjust it to its largest size; even then I felt that I was bending it too much. The microphone volume adjustment works well, and is handy when making different calls; some people may think you are too loud or too soft, and it is easy to adjust. The sound quality is very good on both ends.

I ended up returning this product, and here's why:

Used with a Motorola v197 phone, it was extremely susceptible to interference. Hold your cell phone next to a pair of regular headphones or speakers while it is being used and you will know what I'm talking about. The noise was almost constant, sometimes quieter, sometimes louder, but virtually unavoidable. It was heard on both ends of the conversation and got to be too much for me.

Please note that I did not test this with a cordless land-line phone.

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