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Plantronics Voyager 5200 Review - A headset for the unpredictable

The Bluetooth headset might not be the first accessory you think of when considering the "extreme" lifestyle, but Plantronics believes you're missing out. Its new Voyager 5200 picks up where the Voyager Legend left off, boosting microphone performance for tough and changeable conditions, and improving ergonomics for all-day use.

Plantronics focus this time around has been unpredictability of environment. While the Legend is designed to handle the everyday demands of frequent callers, the Voyager 5200 factors in the whims of the truly mobile – whether that be in the car, walking down a loud street, in a co-working space, or anywhere else that background noise is an issue.

So, the boom arm and earpiece still rotate to suit left or right ear wearers, but the arm is now shaped like an airplane's wing so that airflow moves around it more smoothly, and it contains four microphones rather than the three of the Legend. Each is mounted in its own, individual bay, covered by two layers of mesh barrier.

By isolating the microphones, the headset's DSP can individually compare the input from each and figure out which are doing better at picking up the wearer's voice and which are getting background noise, then adjust the gain levels accordingly.

It's not the only physical change. Charging is via a microUSB port now, though the proprietary magnetic docking port remains, working with the optional $39.99 charging case. That can either store the Voyager 5200 inside, or the headset can sit upright atop it for easier access while recharging; either way, you get two LED indicators to show battery status of both case and headset.

Plantronics says the Voyager 5200 alone should last for seven hours of active use, and that the charging case is good for two full recharges. If they're both dead, charge priority is given first to the headset and then to the case.

In practice, even after a week of sporadic use in the car and at my desk, I've not yet exhausted the battery case. Admittedly I'm not the sort of road professional who is constantly making calls (neither am I an Extreme Urban Warrior, for that matter), but the combination of Voyager 5200 and charging case seems more than enough for the casual user like me.

As for audio itself, I dropped the windows and tried making calls while driving, expecting noise to overpower whoever I tried to speak to. Instead, while there was definitely wind noise to contend with, I could still make out the caller and they could hear me, which counts as a win to me.

Meanwhile, there's a new layout for the controls, with the volume buttons moved to the top of the headset rather than the rear. It certainly makes them easier to reach, but even more useful is the audible warning if you start speaking while the Voyager 5200 is muted.

If you've got Plantronics's BT600 USB Bluetooth Class 1 dongle plugged in, and the company's Plantronics Hub software installed on your computer, you'll get a pop-up notification for the same thing, and the BT600's LED turns red when the Voyager is muted too. Unfortunately Plantronics couldn't provide a BT600 for my testing, though the headset will of course work with your computer's native Bluetooth, albeit not necessarily with all the smart sensor support and other features.

That's a shame, because the smart sensors turned out to be surprisingly useful. You can have the Voyager 5200 automatically answer an incoming call when you put it on, no button-presses required, or transfer an ongoing conversation to your phone when you take it off. If you're listening to music or an audiobook, taking the headset off will pause them.

Alternatively, you can use the new multifunction button on the boom for control. Exactly what it does depends on the situation: it'll answer a ringing phone, mute an ongoing call, play/pause streaming A2DP audio (though I had issues getting it recognized by Spotify on iOS), or trigger whatever virtual assistant – Siri, Cortana, or Google Now – your smartphone supports.

How valuable that is depends on how much use you make of those assistants, though it's undoubtedly helpful while driving to be able to request directions and have the instructions discretely whispered into your ear.

Plantronics' competition in the premium Bluetooth headset space keeps shrinking, and you could forgive them for scaling back their own roadmap pace accordingly. On the contrary, the Voyager 5200 has plenty of neat features beyond the solid audio performance: the P2i splash-proof coating which means rain needn't be a barrier to conversation, for instance.

Still, there are a couple of areas I think are due some attention all the same. As an increasing number of high-end laptops move from the regular USB port to USB-C, the BT600 dongle starts to get unwieldy when plugged in via an adapter; I've a feeling the ultra-mobile target audience at which the Voyager 5200 is aimed at are also those who will embrace USB-C the soonest, too.

Plantronics tells me it's looking at USB-C, though has nothing to announce yet. For the moment, the easier option for those with a 12-inch MacBook or one of the latest breed of Windows ultraportables that lack USB Type-A is using the native Bluetooth, even if you miss out on some features along the way.

Similarly, though the Voyager 5200 can save pairing details for up to eight devices, only two active connections can be held simultaneously. Plantronics tells me I'm in the minority for wanting more than that, but I suspect those carrying a laptop, phone, and tablet might argue differently.

Nonetheless, if you're looking for a pro-quality Bluetooth headset with little compromise on noise quality and battery life, there's a lot to like about the Voyager 5200. It's lightweight but sturdy, comfortable over extended periods, and the various active and passive noise-cancelation systems add up to excellent sound.

The Plantronics Voyager 5200 is available now, priced at $119.99, with the charging case $39.99 and the BT600 another $59.99. Alternatively, there's a Plantronics Voyager 5200UC bundle – the "UC" stands for "universal communications" – which includes all three for $219.99.

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The plantronics voyager 5200 is a noise-canceling headset that offers some of the best quality audio for calls while working on either ear..

Top Ten Reviews Verdict

The best larger Bluetooth headset money can buy offering great features, ease of use, and audio clarity.

The four-microphone system is excellent

Great call volume

Reversible design

Quite heavy and gets uncomfortable with long usage

No charger provided beyond microUSB

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Plantronics is a specialist in headsets and the Plantronics Voyager 5200 is one of the best Bluetooth headsets made by the company. Featuring four microphones, this headset is able to actively cancel out background noise so that your voice is isolated for the best call quality. Walking along a noisy road or on a loud train? The person at the other end won't even know you're not in a quiet office thanks to these noise-canceling smarts. This also applies to wind cancellation for a really impressive outdoor performance.

The over-ear design is attractive but may be a bit bulky for some, weighing in at 20 grams. That's also a positive though, as the headset is reversible to work on either ear and packs in a mighty battery, NFC, voice button, call button and volume controls. The sweatproof outer makes this a viable workout buddy and with multiple earbud sizes, it's certainly comfortable and well-fitting.

Plantronics Voyager 5200: Design

The Plantronics Voyager 5200's design is chic - a symphony on black, with chrome accents, it does look very smart. Its over-the-ear design is generally great and helps to anchor the headset into position. The volume buttons - plural as the plus and minus buttons are separate - are located at the top of the headset, helpfully isolated. The power button is situated at the back of the headset also for convenience and the boom-esque mic of the headset extends proportionately to the headset but not obnoxiously over your face. 

The 5200 weighs 20 grams and as a result, is one of the heaviest we've seen, but that's most likely going to be a personal preference thing. Some users will prefer a weightless headset, while some will prefer something weighty that fits well and feels immovable. Stability isn’t much of an issue, as the body of the device wraps around your ear, but getting the speaker to sit just right is a little tricky - if not in the right position this can affect sound isolation and audio performance, but with a bit of perseverance it's a hurdle easily overcome. As a final bonus, the 5200 does have a sweatproof outer coating, handy for use in hot weather or on a mild workout, though it's not what we'd consider rugged or tough. If you need something more durable, the Jabra Steel is very much the way to go.

The 5200's design is reversible, so you can wear it on either ear, but very little about the rest of the fit is adjustable. It comes with three earbud size options, which were somewhat difficult to switch out and change, and even with those size options, we found it difficult to find a fit comfortable enough to wear for a really extended period.

Plantronics Voyager 5200: Features

Being on the large and bulky side (still, mainly in a good way) is an advantage for elements of the design and it has the aforementioned volume control buttons and power switch, as well as a  voice button, a call button, an NFC pairing zone, power and battery indicator lights and a micro USB charging port. Impressive. It might sound crammed but as touched upon above, the design allows each button and feature enough room. The 5200 comes with a USB to micro USB charging cord but, frustratingly, no mains adapter, car charger or portable charging case. These can be purchased separately, but that is a slight annoyance in the year 2020, and even more so as this is not a cheap bit of kit. Something like the Jabra headsets or the Razer Hammerhead True Wireless offers more elegant charging solutions.

Plantronics Voyager 5200: Performance

The headline of the Plantronics Voyager 5200 is the microphone setup it uses to execute noise canceling. In most Bluetooth headsets there are only two microphones to soak up exterior noise and stop it interfering with the headset's call and audio functioning. However, the 5200 uses four. This may sound like overkill, but the tech does an incredibly good job at isolating your voice and canceling out environmental sounds, even down to the weather. More specifically, Plantronics uses something called WindSmart technology to intuitively respond to wind interference for exceptional outdoor performance. A niche approach but one that is certainly welcome and, importantly, effective.

The Voyager 5200’s audio quality is, generally terrific but it is directly related to the fit of the headset - once that's right then the audio quality should be excellently beamed into your ears. The Voyager’s speaker is also one of the loudest Bluetooth headsets, which compensates very well for any slight gaps in the seals on the earbuds themselves. Otherwise, the audio and general performance of the Voyager 5200 does everything as expected and does it well. Having a phone call using the headset is easy, clear and without interruption or crackle, and any adjustments that might need to be made are easily and efficiently done with the onboard controls.

Should you buy the Plantronics Voyager 5200?

The Plantronics Voyager 5200 is a powerful headset that packs in rich features like noise canceling and a wide array of button controls. Audio quality is fantastic, battery performance is decent and the ability to switch ears can help with longer-term comfortable use. 

If this product isn't for you

The Jabra Stealth headset is a real all-rounder with a beautiful minimal design, powerful and very clear audio performance, decent battery life and useful accompanying app. It lacks button controls for things like volume, but it is super light and comfortable and offers a good six hours of talk and ten hours of standby time.

If you want the full headphone experience as well as that Bluetooth headset functionality, then a dual earbud setup could be ideal. The Razer Hammerhead True Wireless headset is designed for gaming meaning it's built with a focus on clear and high-quality microphones for calls. It’s also made to be comfy for long periods of time, and it features a good-looking minimal design.

Synonymous with audio quality, Sennheiser has done it again with the Sennheiser Presence headset which offers superb in-ear audio as well as excellent microphones for clear voice transmission. The look is great, fit is comfy, and battery life is one of the best out there. The catch? It's not cheap. 

Rob is a games, hardware, and garden and landscape writer who has worked as a Hardware Editor for GamesRadar+ for nearly three years. His freelance writing over the past five years or so has appeared on websites like Eurogamer, RockPaperShotgun, PCGamesN, and also in magazines like the Royal Horticultural Society's The Garden magazine. He's also a qualified landscape and garden designer, and has used that to write about games' landscapes and environments too; lookout for his  upcoming book on the topic !

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Plantronics Voyager Legend vs Voyager 5200: Which Headset is Better?

• by Micheal Jamson
• March 8, 2021 February 15, 2022

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Headset removes the need of holding a telephone for having a conversation. It helps your shoulders stay completely relaxed as you talk through the headset. Using a telephone often causes muscle stress and stiffness, but with the headset your muscles are relaxed and it’s less stressful. The headset increases productivity and makes your workstation more comfortable. So, in this article, we will take a look at the Plantronics Voyager Legend vs Voyager 5200 and choose which is better.

The Plantronics voyager legend headset is a unique headset that comes with smart sensor technology and it’s compatible with most voice platforms. This headset is ideal for mobile professionals who use a mobile phone, PC audio, tablet communication, and more. The Plantronics voyager 5200 headset comes with an excellent Bluetooth feature and noise cancellation. Its design is attractive and it’s easy to position whenever it’s in use.

Plantronics Voyager Legend vs Voyager 5200 – Similarities

So, let us discuss the similarities between the Plantronics voyager Legend and the Plantronics voyager 5200.

Quick Glance

Noise Cancellation

The Plantronics voyager legend and the Plantronics voyager 5200 have similar noise cancellations. This noise cancellation helps to filter out unwanted sound whenever the headset is in use. The noise cancellation detects and analyses the sound pattern of incoming noise and generates a filter to cancel it out.

Smart Sensor

Both devices have a smart sensor technology that senses when it’s placed on-ear and it automatically answers the calls as they come in. When the headset is not worn, it can be set to automatically redirect the calls to your phones as soon as they come in. This feature is nice and makes answering of calls less stressful.

Read next – Jabra Talk 55 vs Plantronics Voyager 5200: Which Bluetooth Headsets are Better?

Voice recognition

They have voice recognition that makes answering calls easy and straightforward. You don’t have to press a button to answer the calls, you can answer the calls by saying answer then the headset automatically answers the calls.

The Plantronics voyager legend and the Plantronics voyager 5200 both have a talk time of 7 hours, charging time of 1.5 hours, and up to 11 days standby time.

Water-resistant

They have a P2i nano-coating technology that helps to protect the Bluetooth from sweat, rain, and coffee spills. With this, you can wear the headset in gyms or at the office without getting it damaged by water.

Read next – Jabra Talk 25 vs 35: Which Hands-Free Bluetooth Headset is Better?

Multi-Point Pairing

Both devices come with a multi-point pairing that lets it pair up to two devices. With this, you can seamlessly move from one device to another.

Smart Assistant

The Plantronics voyager legend and the Plantronics voyager 5200 are compatible with smart assistants like Alexa, Siri, Cortana, and Google.

Differences Between Plantronics Voyager Legend and Plantronics Voyager 5200

In this section, we will take a look at the difference between the Plantronics voyager legend and the Plantronics voyager 5200.

The Plantronics voyager legend and the Plantronics voyager 5200 come with similar aesthetics but their buttons are positioned differently.

Plantronics voyager legend

This headset is made of plastic material. It has volume and mute buttons placed at the side of the headsets. It doesn’t have a built-in Alexa feature for answering calls. The shape and size are a bit similar to the Plantronics voyager 5200 but have some slight changes. This Plantronics voyager legend has a dimension (4 x 0.42 x 2.5) inches and it weighs 0.688 ounces. It comes with stainless steel windscreens, an electronic filter in microphone circuitry, and an acoustic fabric mesh to block the wind.

Plantronics voyager 5200

Plantronics is made of a better polymer material than the Plantronics voyager legend. Its volume controls are positioned at the top which is far from the mute button. This helps you to avoid confusing the controls whenever it’s in use. It also has a red button for activating Amazon Alexa when it’s needed. The Plantronics Voyager 5200 comes with a dimension (5.51 x 2.28 x 3.66) inches and a weight of 0.7 ounces. It has an improved aerodynamic boom and a wind box to protect the microphone.

Read next – Plantronics Voyager 5200 vs 5220: Which Bluetooth Headset is Better?

Bluetooth technology

The Bluetooth technology of both devices is different.

This device comes with Bluetooth version 3.0 and a range of up to 33 feet (10 meters).

It has a Bluetooth version 4.1 that comes with a range of up to 98 feet (30 meters).

Audio profiles

The Plantronics voyager legend has three levels of Windsmart technology. It has three microphones and doesn’t allow the NFC pairing.

It comes with six levels of Windsmart technology. This device comes with four microphones and allows NFC pairing.

Read next- Plantronics M55 vs M70: Which Bluetooth Headset is Better?

Pros and Cons

Before our final verdict, we will go over a few pros and cons of the Plantronics voyager legend and the Plantronics voyager 5200.

• It is good for conference calls.
• It delivers a great performance.
• It delivers voice clarity and absolute durability.
• Sometimes it doesn’t stay connected to your phone for long.

Plantronics Voyager 5200

• It has good button positioning.
• It comes with good noise cancellation.
• The microphone feature is very good.
• It doesn’t connect well with some devices.

The Final Verdict

The Plantronics voyager legend and the Plantronics voyager 5200 both have excellent features and body build. They deliver voice clarity and make sure you’re able to answer the calls without using much effort. Both devices come with an excellent talk-time and charging time for efficient use. They have a unique water-resistant and multi-point pairing feature.

After considering both features, we decided to choose the Plantronics voyager 5200 as the better headset. The reason for choosing this headset is because it has more microphones, more Windsmart technology level, better noise cancellation, and better Bluetooth range.

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• True Wireless
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• Maximum Talk Time

• The noise cancellation and windsmart tech are awesome. It's slightly better than the previous model because they added another mic.
• I was amazed to find out that while mowing the caller could not hear the lawnmower. I also could hear the caller. This headset blocks out all background noise. I tried it with the disposal on No noise.
• This has the best noise cancellation by far compared to the dozens I've tried.
• I use the headset actively so I cannot tolerate those that has less than 6 hours battery life for talking/audio.
• Decently-long talk time, about 5 hours on a full charge. Fairly easy-to-use controls with buttons that are large enough to find. Charges with any micro-USB cable. Easy to pair. Can connect two devices at the same time.
• I strictly use this for noise cancelation. The call quality is great, the distance you can be from your phone is great, and the comfort in my ear is great.
• This is only headset I've owned that callers don't complain about noise. Only pitfall is wearing with eyeglasses, it's otherwise very comfortable!
• I have noticed the clarity of my calls incoming and outgoing to be excellent. I work in an environment with an extreme amount of background noise and have had no issues so far.
• The ear pc doesn't sit well in the ear and is unconfutable
• The headset fits comfortably but the talk time is about 1 hour on a full charge, far less than advertised.
• Maximum Frequency Response
• Minimum Frequency Response
• Sound Isolating
• Volume controls on the top of the earpiece are now raised buttons which are easier to find
• Fairly easy-to-use controls with buttons that are large enough to find. Charges with any micro-USB cable. Easy to pair. Can connect two devices at the same time.
• Great product, and like other newer BT devices, has a control app for phones that allows you to select which 2 devices you want to connect to simultaneously.
• The noise cancelling and wind blocking on this headset is amazing. The controls are easy and the Windows/Android software is great. Get the charge case for it as well. You won't be disappointed.
• I had zero issues with the older version, but for some reason the new version when used in my truck will activate the voice control on my radio and will at times keep the voice control on indefinitely, I let it go several times and it didn't complete the search action until I turned the headset off.
• Performance and features all work great.Quality of sound, noise cancelling, voice activation, incoming and out going calls excellent.
• I really like the build of this device. It's durable and has great features.
• This handsfree device has good features and is easy to use, good battery life, and especially like the mute button.
• Very good product, enjoy USB charging feature vs. Magnetic charging feature. Very clear reception.
• Nice features an great range but it breaks up and crackles terribly.. I thought maybe the unit was defective but after returning it 3 times still had the same issue..
• Fast Charging
• Battery Capacity
• Charging Time
• Yet OTOH this has micro USB charging (unlike the previous model that needed a special charger, which nobody wants to have).
• About the only good thing is that it can be charged by my previous microUSB charging cables and fits around the ear like the Voyager Legend.
• Charges with any micro-USB cable. Easy to pair. Can connect two devices at the same time.
• Battery life is much worse. With the exact same type of usage, I would say that you get a little more than half of the previous model, which is very disappointing.
• The battery never charges up past 6 hours, last one would charge to seven - and this one will only last about 3 -4 hours before it needs a recharge.
• Plug in was a nice addition for charging my old one had the magnetic points it was not good.
• The magnetic charge won't hold tight to charge... Had to take it and then still shouldn't charge. Found similar problems online
• The unit is comfortable to wear, sound is clear and charging s fast with the charging case.
• It requires to be charged at least every other day.

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Kvalitní bezdrátový headset pro mobilní telefony, WindSmart technologie pro výjimečnou kvalitu zvuku v jakémkoli prostředí, připojení Bluetooth 4.1 + EDR, NFC, doba hovoru až 7 hodin, až 9 dní pohotovostního režimu, s přenosným nabíjecím pouzdrem poskytne dalších 14 hodin hovoru, USB adaptér Bluetooth BT600. Další informace

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Plantronics Explorer Voyager 5200 UC je komfortní bezdrátový headset s nenápadným designem. Pomocí headsetu můžete hovořit se svými známými i za jízdy autem, na motorce nebo na kole. Stačí propojit mobil s headsetem pomocí Bluetooth technologie. Díky exkluzivní WindSmart technologii zažijete nepřekonatelnou zvukovou čistotu pro nerušené volání. A to není vše, Voyager 5200 UC nabízí mnoho dalších užitečných funkcí.

Prvotřídní zvuk

Plantronics Voyager 5200 UC nabízí WindSmart technologii pro výjimečnou kvalitu zvuku v jakémkoli prostředí. At´ jste na rušné ulici, v kavárně, nebo v hlučné kanceláři, vaše komunikace bude vždy dokonale zřetelná. Aktivní digitální zpracování signálu (DSP) čtyřmi mikrofony je přesně to co potřebujete pro nerušenou komunikaci.

Bezdrátová svoboda

Headset je vybaven bezdrátovou technologií Bluetooth 4.1 + EDR dodávající vynikající kvalitu zvuku v úsporném provedení. Spárujte telefon s headsetem velmi jednoduše pomocí NFC a užívejte si pohodlí bezdrátového přenosu mezi telefonem a headsetem.

Pokročilá výbava

Headset podporuje hlasové ovládání “Answer” nebo “Ignore” a jeho inteligentní senzory navíc umožní přijmout hovor pouhým nasazením sluchátka. Nechybí ani zvuková upozornění, například ID volajícího, ztlumení, stav připojení atd. Stisknutím speciálního tlačítka snadno aktivujete Siri, Google Now, nebo Cortanu. K dispozici máte také mobilní aplikaci Plantronics Hub, která vám umožní najít ztracené sluchátko, změnit jazyk, aktualizovat firmware, usnadní nastavení a upozornění.

Headset vám nabídne přesně to, co od něj čekáte. Pohodlný design, dlouhou výdrž, lehkou konstrukci a stylový vzhled . Prvotřídní headset nabízí křišťálově čistý přenos zvuku při hovorech, které si můžete užít třeba při cestě autem.

Klíčové vlastnosti

Headset Plantronics Voyager 5200 UC bez nutnosti nabíjení vydrží až 7 hodin hovoru a až 9 dní v pohotovostním režimu . Přenosné nabíjecí pouzdro pak poskytne dalších 14 hodin hovoru . Je vybaven technologií Bluetooth 4.1 + EDR a snadným připojením NFC a poskytuje vysoce kvalitní přenos zvuku díky technologii WindSmart . Díky špičkovému systému mikrofonů budou vaše hovory probíhat ve vynikající kvalitě. S dodávaným USB adaptérem Bluetooth BT600 je dosah sluchátka až 30 m.

Technické parametry

Bezdrátová: Ano

Bezdrátová technologie: Bluetooth

Předpokládaná doba výdrže [hodiny] "až": 14

Specifikace výrobce

Základní parametry

Typ – Sluchátka jsou dělena na různé typy. Jako jsou například náhlavní, pecky nebo špunty do uší atd. Typ sluchátek: HandsFree

Barva: Černá

NFC slouží k bezdrátové komunikaci iniciované pouhým přiblížením 2 elektronických zařízení. Kontakt funguje v rozmezí dotyku až do vzdálenosti v řádu centimetrů (cca 4 cm). Možnost využití při výměně dat mezi 2 zařízeními, k bezhotovostním platbám smartphonem a další. Podpora NFC: Ano

Fyzické charakteristiky

Hmotnost [g]: 20

Další informace

Výrobce: Plantronics

Kód výrobce: 206110-01

EAN: 0017229151888

V nabídce od: 21. 10. 2016

Záruka: 22 měsíců (u CZC.cz)

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Voyager Legend vs. 5200: Wer gewinnt den Zweikampf?

Voyager Legend vs. Voyager 5200

Der bisherige Verkaufs-Champion, der Plantronics Voyager Legend Bluetooth Kopfhörer, hat einen neuen Herausforderer - und dieser kommt aus den eigenen Reihen.

Plantronics bringt den neuen Konkurrenten selbst auf den Markt: Das Voyager 5200. Wir geben dem Voyager Legend die Möglichkeit sich in 7 toughen Runden in einem Bluetooth Headset Test zu bewähren. Bereiten Sie sich auf einen fairen Kampf vor!

Was ist Ihnen bei einem Sprachanruf wichtig? Für uns ist es der Klang der Bluetooth Ohrhörer. Man munkelt, dass das Plantronics Voyager Legend das beste Headset für Anrufe sei. Tatsache ist, dass das Bluetooth Headset mit drei Mikrofonen arbeitet, die Umgebungsgeräusche herausfiltern.

Das Voyager 5200 ist der Nachfolger des Voyager Legend. Und die Ingenieure bei Plantronics haben sich nicht lumpen lassen und die Rauschunterdrückung der Mikrofone zusätzlich verbessert. Die übernommene Software des Voyagers Legend unterdrückt Windgeräusche noch besser.

Was ist das Ergebnis? Schaut selbst rein:

Steigen wir in Runde 2 ein.

Das Legend ist sage und schreibe 18 Gramm leicht und lässt sich mit seinen frei wählbaren Ohrstöpsel gut tragen. Zudem sitzt Voyager Legend gut auf dem Ohr. Die Flexibilität und Stabilität der Bluetooth Headset bestärkt dies. Sie werden das Voyager Headset kaum bemerken, wenn Sie zu beschäftigt sind.

Mit nur zwei federleichten Gramm mehr bringt das Voyager 5200 ein Gewicht von 20 Gramm auf die Waage. Die zusätzlich eingebauten Komponenten und das Mikrofon machen den Unterschied aus. Beim Voyager 5200 Komfort Test liegt dieses leider nicht so einfach und praktisch auf dem Ohr wie das Legend.

Punkt für das Voyager Legend!

Was testen wir als drittes? Natürlich das Design!

Das Voyager 5200 ist im Vergleich zum Legend robuster aufgebaut und sieht im eher maskulin aus.

Beide in Ear Kopfhörer sind auf Funktionalität und Langlebigkeit ausgelegt und tragen so zur unverwechselbaren Qualität des Bluetooth-Headsets bei.

Unser Zwischenfazit? Es ist ein Unentschieden!

Wir haben uns schon durch drei volle Runden geboxt und gehen in Runde 4. Beide Bluetooth Headsets sind leicht zu bedienen und lassen Ihnen viel Spielraum bei der Handhabung.

Das Voyager Legend ermöglicht Ihnen per Knopfdruck den Anruf anzunehmen, ohne dafür das Telefon herauszuholen. Ist ihr Headset an, antworten Sie mit ihrem Telefon. Ist das Headset jedoch nicht an, schalten Sie es fix ein und das Bluetooth Headset nimmt Ihren Anruf entgegen. Das On-Ear Headset lässt sich schnell ein- und ausschalten. Dank der relevanten Tasten ist am Headset alles möglich.

Das Voyager 5200 kann das gleiche wie das Voyager Legend. Ein kleines Upgrade bemerken wir bei dem Abstand der Lautstärkenregelung und der Netzschalter.

Ein klasse Zug und somit Punkt für das Voyager 5200.

Das Plantronics Legend arbeitet mit der älteren Bluetooth 3 Version, die für guten Sound-Transfer und Stabilität sorgt. Sie genießen ganze 10 Meter Reichweite. Um das Headset optimal zu nutzen empfehlen wir Ihnen das Telefon in der Tasche zu haben.

In den Nachfolger Voyager 5200 wurde eine neuere Technologie verbaut. Surprise! Das gute Bluetooth Gerät wurde auf Klasse 1 und Version 4 mit einer Reichweite bis zu 30 Metern verbessert. Mit der Einführung der NFC-Technologie , können die Ohrhörer mit Mikrofon mit nur einem Tastendruck an Ihr Handy gekoppelt werden.

Mit einem kleinen Vorsprung gewinnt das Voyager 5200 diese Runde.

Die vorletzte Runde steht an. Es wird Zeit die Langlebigkeit der Bluetooth Freisprecheinrichtung zu testen.

Das Plt Legend lässt Sie 7 Stunden lang ungestört reden und hat zudem eine 11-tätige Standby-Zeit. Sie können diese Langlebigkeit mit einem Ladekoffer erweitern.

Das Plantronics 5200 bietet Ihnen auch gute 7 Stunden Gesprächszeit und eine 9-tätige Standby-Zeit. Wie auch beim Legend können Sie das Headset mit einem Ladekoffer mit zwei voll aufgeladenen Batterien erweitern.

Beide Produkte sind sich hier sehr ähnlich. Falls das Aufladen des Gerätes vergessen wird, bringt das Voyager Legend Headset einen kleinen Vorteil und hält ein wenig länger. Deshalb geht in dieser Runde der Punkt an das Voyager Legend.

Unsere letzte und entscheidende Runde! Sind Sie auch so aufgeregt wie wir? In dieser Runde analysieren wir für Sie die Modelle und Accessoires.

Das Voyager Legend ist in vier Versionen vorhanden: das Headset ohne Zubehör, eine Version mit Ladekoffer, das Voyager Legend UC mit einem Bluetooth-Dongle für Computer und auch als Legend CS, welches an Ihr Festnetztelefon angeschlossen werden kann.

Hier finden Sie das Voyager Legend

Hier finden Sie das Voyager Legend UC

Das Voyager 5200 bewährt sich für unterwegs als komfortabler. Erhältlich sind diese Headsets ohne Zubehör. Sie können jedoch mit einem zusätzlichen Ladegerät nachrüsten. Das Voyager 5240 wird mit einem Ladekoffer geliefert und die Version 5260 verfügt über einen Bluetooth-Dongle, um Ihr Headset mit Ihrem Computer zu verbinden. Das Voyager 5200 UC ist das komplette Paket aus Dongle und Ladekoffer, sodass Sie für den Arbeitstag gewappnet sind. 

Hier finden Sie das Voyager 5200

Hier finden Sie das Voyager 5200 UC

Gewinner? Wir sind überzeugt, dass die Voyager 5200 Serie eine größere Auswahl an Headsets für unterwegs anbietet. In diesem Fall, für uns ein sicherer Sieg!

Die endgültige Entscheidung

Ein harter und umstrittener Kampf neigt sich dem Ende zu.

Das Voyager 5200 gewinnt einen knapp aber verdienten Siegt mit 5 zu 4 Punkten. Das Voyager Legend Headset liegt leider einen Punkt hinterher. Der Sound und das Zubehör gewinnen beim Bluetooth Headset Voyager 5200. Das Voyager Legend ist beim Komfort ein wenig dem Voyager 5200 überlegen.

Wir feiern den neuen Champion und freuen uns in naher Zukunft auf noch mehr Bluetooth-Headsets.

Sie wollen mehr über Plantronics erfahren? Hier geben wir einen Überblick

Hier finden Sie mehr Headsets für das Handy

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