Product Description

Plantronics' DSP-400 is digitally enhanced with a Digital Signal Processor, foldable stereoheadset with full-range digitally enhanced stereo sound. The foldable design allows for easy storage and transport. Listen to your CDs, DVDs, or MP3s. The noise-canceling QuickAdjust microphone boom allows the user to position the microphone easily and consistently for uniform performance and higher, enhanced accuracy. New lightweight materials are used for ultimate comfort. It is packaged with Plantronics' PerSono Audio Control Center Software and as a bonus includes leading speech and voice recognition applications and a robust MP3 player.

Product Details

• Brand: Plantronics
• Model: DSP 400
• Dimensions: 3.00 pounds

Features

• Digitally enhanced noise-canceling microphone
• Digital signal processor delivers the full spectrum of the human voice
• Foldable for easy storage and transport
• QuickAdjust microphone boom
• USB interface; 1-year warranty

Customer Reviews

Very good quality but not as convinient as a wireless
This headset is a great quality product. Easy to reach volume commands, clear sound, including when I listen to music. I just realized after using it a lot with Skype that a wireless one would be much more convenient for me.

Dont trust them!!!!!!!!
They never delivered the product, so be careful of these guys to come through if buy from them

Less Than I Expected
I purchased this headset about nine months ago after reading all the largely positive reviews. This headset is used primarily for voice recognition dictation with Nuance Naturally Speaking 9.0. First, I was put off by the very long cord and the large audio processing unit on it. Then, I felt the folding headset to be pretty rinky dink and too fragile for traveling. But, I rationalized that surely the digital enhancement would greatly improve the voice recognition leading to reduced typing errors and justifying this purchase. After several months of retraining the software to the new device, I returned to using the "el cheapo" headset I initially received from Nuance, which produces far fewer typing errors.