Plantronics Voyager 855 Bluetooth headset can be used in mono or stereo





Plantronics, the purveyors of some of the best communications equipment in the world, has blessed us with another amazing product. This time it’s a stereo Bluetooth capable headset that can also go solo.

Plantronics Voyager 855 Bluetooth headset

The headset supports the A2DP Bluetooth profile and has an attachment that adds a second earbud. There are several buttons on the headset to control both phone functions as well as music player functions, but the best part comes in the form of the slider that serves two purposes, the first is to obviously bring the microphone closer to your mouth, but it also acts as the answer/end call function.

Plantronics Voyager 855 Bluetooth headset

This tiny headset weighs in at a mere 15 grams and fits right in your ear with no hook or clip or other attachment until you add the second earbud, then you are granted an ear hook that is also the wire for the second earbud. Plantronics is claiming a 7 hour battery life with non-stop use and 200 hours on standby alone.

Plantronics Voyager 855 Bluetooth headset

They were also kind enough to integrate some audio processing technology that should improve the quality of both your calls and your audio listening. This particular work of art will be launched in October for about $150 with the stereo earbud setup (still removable though), without, aka mono will be about $20 cheaper and will be called the 815.

Plantronics Voyager 855 Bluetooth hands-free has stereo as an option [via SlashGear]

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3 Responses to “Plantronics Voyager 855 Bluetooth headset can be used in mono or stereo”

  1. Nevadadealers says:

    So are they claiming that this will stream audio as well as phone calls on the iPhone? Or that the ear piece is capable of it but will only work with devices that support it?

  2. the latter, we all already know the iPhone doesnt currently support audio streaming via bluetooth and i highly doubt Plantronics is the type of company to try and capitalize on people’s stupidity

    so the bluetooth headset will work with the iPhone, the audio streaming will not

    however there has been mention of the sight of the bluetooth symbol in some of the new iPod Touch pictures, so that might support streaming audio via bluetooth, although i doubt it because jobs would have surely made mention of such a feature

  3. borgdrone says:

    This headset works for calls & iPod on the iPhone, but its volume isn’t loud enough (compared to an original & older Voyager headset on a Nokia) and stereo use is broken or at least troublesome on the iPhone with 3.0

    What’s an equivalent to the Plantronics 855 from another manufacturer?


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