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I bought Voyager 5200 after watching your previous review video . Thank you . This video proved its a right choice. My life with video and conference meeting online has been easier and comfortable since then
I have had the Voyager for many years and been on about 3 5200's since they first came out in 2016. First, you did an excellent review, I was hoping the m300 would spank the 5200 but unfortunately it went the other way. I just wish Plantronics (now Poly) would get their act together and upgrade the 5200 with new features. Their headset is now 5 years old and could really use the extra range that BT5 gives and it would be amazing if they put a better, longer lasting battery in with a USBC connector. I guess I got to get another 5200 but I will be keeping an eye on the competition, if they ever get their noise cancelling figured out I would switch in a heartbeat.
HI Preston! I have been wondering when Poly would update the Voyager 5200 myself. The recently announced the new Poly Voyager Focus 2 and Voyager 4300 Series. The Focus 2 incorporates Acoustic Fence technology into their NC mic. I wonder if Poly plans on updating Voyager 5200 mic. I will certainly pass along your feedback to Poly! Thank you so much for watching and sharing your feedback!
@@iZacq Are you referring to headset with similar form factor to Poly Voyager 5200 UC and BlueParrott M300-XT? Or any form factor, i.e. Headband style? For example the Jabra Evolve2 75 has battery life of up to 36 hours and USB-C charging.
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Literally the best tests on the internet. Danny - you ROCK like a ROCKSTAR!! Listening to these in extreme settings - I think the older 5200 has it. When you started - the BlueParrott looked like it would have it beat on specs but in use, the 5200 not only holds its own but in the comparison it seems clearer to my ears and importantly seems louder. I think BlueParrott might be cleaner but the noise cancelling does not seem to be as comprehensive. When you are not speaking, the 5200 just seems to cancel everything until it hears your voice. The BlueParrott seems to use conventional NC tech to reduce the noise. The poly method is to almost mute the mic until you speak and then try to just send your voice down the line. It results in an almost overprocessed version of your voice at the other end but it is intelligible and I have run many a meeting with it. The BlueParrott seems to be sending your actual voice down the line having reduced the background noise - hence the cleaner sound. However, the 5200 sounds louder and therefore clearer. I am not sure it is better quality but it seems more effective. What do you think?
@@CallOneInc I think you are right. IWhen I heard the battery life and some of the other specs I immediately thought if this sounds better I might move over but I have never had problems with the battery life of my 5200. If anything the durability is the biggest problem I have. They keep splitting where they go over my ear. It is the place that has the most stress on the headset. To me at least, while the benefits of USB-C and better battery life are real - I still think the 5200 has it. I (and I am sure I am not alone in this) am looking forward to seeing a modern replacement soon - Have you heard anything?
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Bought 2x 5200 in the last 4 months and both broke down , my friend tried one and the week later was returning it for refund . Plt was good years ago , but poor quality these days
looks like your decimal reader was around 10db higher when you were testing the blue parrot... they both did good though. I'm switching to this style soon, so i appreciate your work
Hi javan! Yes, Helicopter pilot revved up the engine more during BlueParrott. Both performed well in this extreme test. Personally, I have been a fan of the Poly Voyager 5200 for years. It was my headset of choice when I was traveling on business. It's discreet, portable, and solid performer regardless of where I was.
My customers is tired to hear my co-workers on a call. Sometimes the customer asks "Do your coworker sits on your lap?.." . And then - got 5200. Perfect 👌
I changed my mind buying M300-XT I'm gonna keep my 5200. If the battery of M300-XT last 14hrs but the microphone sucks you're just gonna punish the person you're talkin' with hearing you. I'd rather use the 5200 eventhough the battery only last less than 7 hours but the person you're talking with on the phone for sure comfortable and will hear you clearly. Yes M300-XT have bluetooth 5.1 and USB-C but is that enough for you to brag your product when your audio (mic & speaker) quality are way too cheap? I've wasted money buying small bluetooth blue parrot head set because the audio quality really sucks. But I appreciate those big blue parrot headset products but not those small one. Anyway, you're review to the products on this video were awesome! Thanks!
@@CallOneInc My experience so far is exactly what is seen in reviews -> headset doesnt have typical seal in ear, voice is clear but little more subtle. Also I feel like they will fall down from head any moment, but they hold :-).
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Aesthetically, it's a very deliberate copy of the Poly 5200, but the demonstrations indicate its Noise Reduction performance is not even close. Hands down the 5200 is the superior headset, and the price differential is minimal.
Hi @theartificialsociety3373! Thanks so much for watching and sharing your feedback! I've actually requested the newer Jabra Perform 45 for testing www.jabra.com/bluetooth-headsets/jabra-perform-45##5101-119 The last time I checked, the Blueparrott had not improved by much, however, I can check again. Stay tuned! Contact us directly if you have more questions! Mention our RUclips Channel for discounts! M-F, 8 am-5 pm ET (except holidays). 📞 1-800-749-3160 📨 sales@calloneonline.com 💻 www.calloneinc.com/solutions/ 😃 Follow Danny Hayasaka on LinkedIn for Exclusive Content 👉 www.linkedin.com/in/danny-hayasaka/
I've seen several reviews comparing these two and every time, the Poly is materially better. I've had my 5200 UC for the last five years and it's one of my go to for loud environments. I also have the Plantronics Voyager 3200 which I use in my vehicle and the Aftershokz OpenComm whenever I'm on virtual meetings that are one to two plus hours in length.
Hi Manny, I also have aftershocks opencomm but I can’t connect it to my computer for Zoom calls! It’s always disconnected! Do you have any idea how to fix this? I tried their support but they are useless
Great testing videos! I bought the Poly Voyager but the noise cancelling stopped working after a few hours. My coworker could hear all my background noise. haha I tested on Microsoft Teams on iphone and regular call on iphone. Will try the BlueParrott. Thx!
Hi Aurelius, sorry to hear that. I have used the Poly (formerly Plantronics) Voyager 5200 for years now and it's been a solid performer. No headset mic blocks 100% of background noise but it should suppress enough so your voice is prominent. I would love to understand your use case and the source of noise. Mic placement is important and ensuring you have the latest firmware updates via Plantronics Hub desktop software or mobile app. I hope you find something that works well. Keep us updated! If you would like more help and are located in the United States, contact a Call One, Inc. team member! M-F, 8 am-5 pm ET 📞 1-800-749-3160 📨 sales@calloneonline.com 💻 www.calloneinc.com/solutions/ Mention our RUclips Channel for discounts!
People watching in 2024, get the voyager 5200. The blueparrot one sucks like a vaccumcleaner. It was good initially, for my day long virtual training sessions. But down about 2 years and it has all but earned me a reputation of living "on the road" while on calls. My house's about half a kilometer away from any busy road. The listeners just keep complaining about lack of clarity and my voice sounding muffled . The BLUEPARROTP MXT has only gone down in performance and there's been no software updates since. Really bad for it's price.
Thank you so much for sharing your real world experience! BlueParrott sent me another stating they had made upgrades however, based on my tests, I didn’t hear an improvement. Their B450-XT is a solid performer but it’s a much larger form factor. Again, appreciate your candid feedback!
Ughh i Hate how undecisive I can be. I work from home and I need something that can cancel out. My little one in the background or the TV. I'm leaning towards the blue parrott. Thoughts??
Hi monacakes1! What are you pairing/connecting the headset to/with? Based on my tests, no headset mic blocks 100% of noise. Especially higher pitched sounds like barking dogs and crying/screaming children. However, when you have a good noise canceling mic in conjunction with Noise Suppression via platforms like Zoom, Teams, and Google Meet, the amount of noise suppressed improves. Based on my tests and long term use, I would select the Poly Voyager 5200 over the BlueParrott M300-XT. The more I know about your use case, the better. Contact us directly if you have more questions! Mention our RUclips Channel for discounts! M-F, 8 am-5 pm ET (except holidays). 📞 1-800-749-3160 📨 sales@calloneonline.com 💻 www.calloneinc.com/solutions/ 😃 Follow Danny Hayasaka on LinkedIn for Exclusive Content 👉 www.linkedin.com/in/danny-hayasaka/
First of all, I love your channel. Amazing! How is it even possible that you only have 7k subs. You deserve a hundred times as much. Following questions: I'm regularly working at the beach and I'd like to block out as much surrounding sounds as possible during Zoom/Meet sessions. Which headset would you prefer? Voyager 5200, Focus 2, Jabra or ...?
Hello again, ར乙ą𝑐! Yes, I wish all brands transitioned to USB-C charging. Some have started however, there are still models using micro-USB or proprietary charging cable (i.e. Shokz). Thanks for your comments!
Great question we are asked frequently. Short answer: Yes. If your laptop supports Bluetooth, you can pair headset directly. You will lose some functionality if using UC platforms and applications like Teams and Zoom. For a example, you will not have Remote Call Control (RCC): Ability to answer/end calls from the headset. Some users have reported the inability to adjust volume or use mute from the headset. Depending on the Bluetooth Profiles supported by your laptop, you only have the option to “listen only” and not have transmit audio from the mic. Headset brands and PC manufacturers are working towards a dongle-less solution but it’s not here yet. Hope this helps. Contact us if you would like more help! Mention our RUclips channel for discounts! M-F, 8am-5pm ET ☎️ 1-800-749-3160 📧 Sales@calloneonline.com 💻 www.calloneinc.com/solutions/ 😃 Follow Danny Hayasaka on LinkedIn for Exclusive Content 👉 www.linkedin.com/in/danny-hayasaka/
Hi Pauline H! Great question! The iPhone defaults to built in microphones when recording video or audio. I use an app called Recorder Plus that allows me to record using Bluetooth devices: itunes.apple.com/app/id502271511 Thanks for watching and supporting out channel! Contact us directly if you have more questions! Mention our RUclips Channel for discounts! M-F, 8 am-5 pm ET (except holidays). 📞 1-800-749-3160 📨 sales@calloneonline.com 💻 www.calloneinc.com/solutions/ 😃 Follow Danny Hayasaka on LinkedIn for Exclusive Content 👉 www.linkedin.com/in/danny-hayasaka/
I have a question about this 1-ear-device. When you have telephone conversation in this noisy environment, are you able to hear the other party talking? I find I have trouble hearing clearly in the noisy environment. I have to block other ear canal to hear.
Hi, dabaox! Great question! In a noisy environment, hearing audio from a single speaker is challenging. Based on my tests, the Poly Voyager 5200 is louder than the BlueParrott M300-XT. However, I recently received the newer MX300-XT SE. I plan to compare it with the original. I have also been testing a newer version of the Yealink BH71, which has increased the speaker's volume, but I am still testing. To answer your question, plugging your open ear in extremely noisy environments like a helicopter or lawnmower will help improve the audio.
@@dabaox Yes, headsets with ANC speakers and solid NC mic are better options for noisy environments. Here's a link to page featuring ANC headsets from multiple vendors: calloneinc.com/active-noise-cancelling-headsets/
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My m300 constantly randomly disconnects and then i am have to reset my bluetooth and reconnect. Very annoying. Saving some money for the poly voyager 5200.
I bought the M300-XT and the app is buggy. When you connect the headset to two iPhones and you received a call from one of your iPhones, the headset will keep on saying "Your headset is connected". My firmware is updated to v1.06 and I believe this is the latest. Not sure if someone else is experiencing the same. Other than that, great headset and no complain.
Thank you so much for sharing your experience! Blueparrott has asked us that we refer viewers who are experiencing issues with their products, to contact them directly: Please contact BlueParrott Support using the information below. For Support in North America, please dial: 1-866-697-8757* Toll-free number is valid for calls made within the United States and Canada. Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. EST For Support in India, please dial: 1800-103-8088 Toll-free number is valid for calls made within India Monday - Friday 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. IST Please have your BlueParrott product on hand when you call. *In North America, Jabra observes the following holidays: New Year’s Day • Martin Luther King Jr. Day • President’s Day • Good Friday • Memorial Day • Independence Day (July 2nd and July 5th) • Labor Day • Veteran's Day • Thanksgiving Day (November 25th and 26th) • December 23rd, the phone lines will close at 12:00 p.m. EST • December 24 • Christmas Day Making Life Sound Better takes more than just hard work so we may have periodic closures due to internal training and company events.
Hi indiana ana! The Poly Voyager 5200 UC is one of my favorites and was a go-to-Bluetooth headset when I was traveling. It's lightweight, discreet, portable, and has strong NC mic performance. Based on my personal use and tests, it's a solid solution.
@@CallOneInc thank you for a fast answer :) Question more- Has assistant alexa this model? And is possible to use for a both ear ? Left or right ..? and is possible answer calls by voice or reject ?
Hi ར乙ą𝑐 ! Poly, BlueParrott and all the professional grade headset manufacturers are constantly introducing new solutions. For instance the BlueParrott M300-XT in this video was introduced in March 2021. Yes, the Poly Voyager 5200 is an oldie but a goodie. Check out our channel to see the latest and greatest audio and video solutions being introduced. For example, Logitech recently introduced the Zone True Wireless Earbuds the first wireless earbuds to be certified for Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, and Zoom. And Cisco recently announced the Bang & Olufsen Cisco 980 headset. Check out our channel! ruclips.net/user/calloneinc
I often work in similar loud environments. I had an etyblu2 that blocked up to 32 dB at the ear (due to the earplug like design). It's discontinued :( Do you know of any other sound isolating boom mic bluetooth with a similar design?
Hi Josh! Thanks for watching and your question. Our companies (Call One, Inc. and Hello Direct, Inc.) represent B2B brands and solutions. Based on current available products from Poly, EPOS, Jabra, BlueParrott, Yealink, Logitech, JPL, Cisco, Bose, AfterShokz, and others, they do not make anything like the etyblu2. You would think one of them would. BlueParrott recently introduced the S650-XT that will include ANC speakers www.blueparrott.com/on-the-road-headsets/blueparrott-s650-xt
Could you try another similar test using some app voice call ? Such as WhatsApp voice call. Because when I use Voyager 5200 on WhatsApp call, my friend said she can listen my background noise including other peoples noise, baby crying etc...But when I switch to normal phone call, the noise dismissed...I am using Samsung Note 10+ with latest Android and latest 5200 firmware.
Hi NCNU VINCENT! I will try. The challenge is capturing a recording from Whatsapp. I don't believe it has record feature. I'll see what we can do. Thanks for watching!
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I just lost my plantronics 5200, consider buy blueparrott but i think after warch this i go 5200 again lol but i cant buy it in Indonesia it sold out everywhere, available store to damn expensive
Hi Russian! Sorry to hear you lost your Poly Voyager 5200. It is a tried and true, solid performing headset. Hope they are available to you again soon!
I've had 2 Voyager 5200's die on me in the last several years and it's really frustrating. It seems like I only get 2 years life out of them before people tell me they cannot hear or understand me anymore and I have to disconnect the headset and speak into my phone :-(
Thank you for watching and sharing your experience with the Voyager 5200. You sound like a power user. I’m interested in learning your average daily use. Some folks they are in calls all day but maybe only average 30 min-2hrs per day. Then there are those that are truly on all day averaging 6-8hrs + per day. There are so many factors that can impact overall life of a headset. Average lifespan for Bluetooth headsets is 1-3 years these days. Would love to learn more about your personal use case.
@@CallOneInc I would say I'm a power user, yeah. I commented using the wrong YT account. I should have used my business one. haha. Oh well. Anyway, I do spend several hours a day on the phone (not 6 though) and then I used my headsets of an evening to listen to podcasts and youtube videos and stuff. Usually I drained a charge every day. The audio would still work for ME but what happened with BOTH headsets (both voyagers) was other people told me they couldn't hear me, even in zero noise environments. Have you heard of this before?
@@D20Pub Thanks for sharing. I have not heard this. I will definitely share with our Poly Contacts to see if this is a known issue or isolated incident. Really do appreciate you sharing. It's great to hear from actual daily users of these products. Because I test so many products, it's challenging to do long-term tests. However, the Voyager 5200 UC was my default/go-to headset when I was traveling. It held up well for a few years and then travel stopped. You know, because of this whole global pandemic thing. I'll keep you posted if Poly shares any insight.
@@CallOneInc Thanks. I'm going to buy the Voyage UC 5200 and pay the protection plan through Amazon for 3 years to see if it holds up. I love the idea of being able to use it with my computer too. I use Google voice and record videos a lot and have to use a Plantronics USB headset. So one headset to replace both for phone and computer seems great
@@CallOneInc So I bought the Poly 5200 UC and it seems to be working well EXCEPT when trying to record using my screen capture program. There is crackle in the audio. Have you experienced this? Any suggested fixes?
No mention of poor fitment with glasses Maybe Aviators but not the other Oakleys For extra credit try it at an airport or aircraft carrier and live fire at the outdoor range 😎😎
Hi Okinawa Nah! Over the ear headsets can an issue for people wearing prescription glasses or sunglasses depending on their ears. I used the Poly Voyager 5200 for years while wearing sunglasses and I didn't have a problem. That said, the thickness of the frames, shape of ear, gap between earlobe and head, and personal preferences all play a role in comfort. When we first started this channel and when I traveled, I did film some videos from an airport terminal. An aircraft carrier may be tough but I won't rule out an outdoor range. 😁
Voyager 5200 mic is great and winner. It has Bluetooth 5.0 the latest mentioned on Poly official website. Can you please double check. Hope voyager had usb c port :P and gr8 work, this is what defines a review; practical use :D Cheers to you Danny
@@CallOneInc ohh okay that’s confusing i did check here on their website. www.poly.com/us/en/products/headsets/voyager/voyager-5200-uc Am really confused now also it seems the uc version is almost $100 more and with BT v5.0 The non uc on bestbuy is rought 120 with BT v4.1
@@CallOneInc ok thanks a ton, but am alao confused abt BT v 4.1 in non uc and BT 5.0 is uc ; the headset is same i suppose so the BT version shld b same in both
Love your video so much! Your extreme test video also funny and reliable to let the customer could choose the best product according to their need. I am feeling unsure about either M300-XT or Voyager 5200 would be better for me as a mobile office user. Now I would make the choice on Voyager 5200 after watching your video! Would you possible to make a similar extreme test video of Voyager 3200? I am looking forward to watch it. :)
Hi Joe, I was a bit disappointed with the MX300-XT performance considering all the other Blueparrott headsets have some of the best noise canceling mics I've tested. However, if you like the more discreet wearing style and some of the features/functions of the Blueparrott apps, it may be a good option. Thanks for watching!
@@CallOneInc I know right. I really wanted to try the M300 out because of the sleek design like the Plantronics but I thank you for your test / uploads. I have a 5200 Plantronics but for some reason it disconnects on it's own, and by the time you figure out why the person on the other line isn't responding to your questions it's to late or they hung up. Lol.
@@CallOneInc Beside the fact that I'm using it, I'm not too recommended the BlueParrott because of the price in my country is a little bit higher than Plantronics. The design of BlueParrott is more like a copycat the Plantronics.
BlueParrott is junk especially compared to plantronics products. I mean plantronics is the oldest headset company in the world with majority of all headset patents. All call centers use plantronics, including agencies such as FAA, and NASA. There noise cancelling is 2nd to none. The only other brand that comes close to their quality and effectiveness is Jabra
Thanks for sharing your feedback, Nick! Plantronics (now Poly) and Jabra are solid brands. Did you know Jabra GN owned BlueParrott? They acquired them back in 2016. See Press Release article here: www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/gn-audio-jabra-has-acquired-vxi-and-blueparrott-300344136.html
@@CallOneInc Thanks for the info, I did not know that. I wonder if Jabra let them stay autonomous. Thinking about it, some of the BlueParrott devices share some resemblance to the older GN netcom boom and mic with the design and windscreen.
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I swear you do the best microphone tests! Talk about extreme. Then you went and dual wielded the headsets 😂 Talk about dedication!
@@CallOneInc The best!
Agreed, I've never seen tests like this at any video on RUclips before.
I bought Voyager 5200 after watching your previous review video . Thank you . This video proved its a right choice. My life with video and conference meeting online has been easier and comfortable since then
So happy we could help, Audy Choo! Thank you so much for watching and sharing your personal experience!
I have had the Voyager for many years and been on about 3 5200's since they first came out in 2016. First, you did an excellent review, I was hoping the m300 would spank the 5200 but unfortunately it went the other way. I just wish Plantronics (now Poly) would get their act together and upgrade the 5200 with new features. Their headset is now 5 years old and could really use the extra range that BT5 gives and it would be amazing if they put a better, longer lasting battery in with a USBC connector. I guess I got to get another 5200 but I will be keeping an eye on the competition, if they ever get their noise cancelling figured out I would switch in a heartbeat.
HI Preston! I have been wondering when Poly would update the Voyager 5200 myself. The recently announced the new Poly Voyager Focus 2 and Voyager 4300 Series. The Focus 2 incorporates Acoustic Fence technology into their NC mic. I wonder if Poly plans on updating Voyager 5200 mic. I will certainly pass along your feedback to Poly! Thank you so much for watching and sharing your feedback!
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Any update on new model coming up with bigger battery & Type C charging
@@iZacq Are you referring to headset with similar form factor to Poly Voyager 5200 UC and BlueParrott M300-XT? Or any form factor, i.e. Headband style? For example the Jabra Evolve2 75 has battery life of up to 36 hours and USB-C charging.
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Yes I want Mono ones similar to 5200 UC & M300XT
Also ones like Jawbone & Jabra Motion UC hope. Hope they them with Type-C too
@@iZacq yeah an update to type c would be very helpful at this point
Just the perfect review, the best setup and the best channel, What an amazing video 👍🏼 Great Job.
Thanks for this latest “extreme” comparison test. 🚁
Man your audio test are getting from better to extreme!!! Cool!!!!
Thanks for this amazing review. I love how your not trying to push one headset or the other you show the facts. I went with the Poly 5200
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haha, first time to see these tests in any of the reviews on youtube :-) Awesome :-)
Literally the best tests on the internet.
Danny - you ROCK like a ROCKSTAR!!
Listening to these in extreme settings - I think the older 5200 has it.
When you started - the BlueParrott looked like it would have it beat on specs but in use, the 5200 not only holds its own but in the comparison it seems clearer to my ears and importantly seems louder.
I think BlueParrott might be cleaner but the noise cancelling does not seem to be as comprehensive.
When you are not speaking, the 5200 just seems to cancel everything until it hears your voice.
The BlueParrott seems to use conventional NC tech to reduce the noise.
The poly method is to almost mute the mic until you speak and then try to just send your voice down the line.
It results in an almost overprocessed version of your voice at the other end but it is intelligible and I have run many a meeting with it.
The BlueParrott seems to be sending your actual voice down the line having reduced the background noise - hence the cleaner sound.
However, the 5200 sounds louder and therefore clearer. I am not sure it is better quality but it seems more effective.
What do you think?
@@CallOneInc I think you are right. IWhen I heard the battery life and some of the other specs I immediately thought if this sounds better I might move over but I have never had problems with the battery life of my 5200. If anything the durability is the biggest problem I have. They keep splitting where they go over my ear. It is the place that has the most stress on the headset. To me at least, while the benefits of USB-C and better battery life are real - I still think the 5200 has it. I (and I am sure I am not alone in this) am looking forward to seeing a modern replacement soon - Have you heard anything?
They may have copy the look of the Voyager 5200 but couldn't comes close to the noise block of the 5200, no comparison, Voyager blew it away.
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Holy snap I've been waiting for BlueParrott to come out with a new design!
@@CallOneInc Absolutely! Their headsets have been HUGE lol
Love your reviews, Thank you - I have a virtual insurance agency nationwide. Def looking into upgrading my headsets for my team
@@CallOneInc will do , thank you
Thanks for awesome review
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Glad that i bought the voyager 5200! Downside was the battery life but supreme noise cancelling mic nevertheless!
@@CallOneInc if i may ask, how long have you been using the voyager 5200? Hows the battery health?
Great review.
Thank you, Cedric!
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So EXTREME! Amazing job, Next video you should skydive on a zoom call, haha!
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when it comes to headset reviews, come and find this man who got the golden buzzer EVERY TIME!!
Thank you so much for your support! Truly appreciate it, Ael Hernandez!
Whenever I decide to buy a headset I watch him and make a decision. This guy has big smile on his face and excellent reviewer.
Thank you so much for your support, omer bayrak! 😊
Bought 2x 5200 in the last 4 months and both broke down , my friend tried one and the week later was returning it for refund . Plt was good years ago , but poor quality these days
Make sure you're not buying their "2nds" from 3rd party.
looks like your decimal reader was around 10db higher when you were testing the blue parrot... they both did good though. I'm switching to this style soon, so i appreciate your work
Hi javan! Yes, Helicopter pilot revved up the engine more during BlueParrott. Both performed well in this extreme test. Personally, I have been a fan of the Poly Voyager 5200 for years. It was my headset of choice when I was traveling on business. It's discreet, portable, and solid performer regardless of where I was.
That's rite. My wife uses the voyager. She's loud and clear. 😆
😊 Thanks for sharing MR. B!
My customers is tired to hear my co-workers on a call. Sometimes the customer asks "Do your coworker sits on your lap?.." . And then - got 5200. Perfect 👌
Thank you so much for sharing your experience, Xhizors24!
Good video,thanks
Thank you for watching, Hiroyuki!
I changed my mind buying M300-XT I'm gonna keep my 5200. If the battery of M300-XT last 14hrs but the microphone sucks you're just gonna punish the person you're talkin' with hearing you. I'd rather use the 5200 eventhough the battery only last less than 7 hours but the person you're talking with on the phone for sure comfortable and will hear you clearly. Yes M300-XT have bluetooth 5.1 and USB-C but is that enough for you to brag your product when your audio (mic & speaker) quality are way too cheap? I've wasted money buying small bluetooth blue parrot head set because the audio quality really sucks. But I appreciate those big blue parrot headset products but not those small one. Anyway, you're review to the products on this video were awesome! Thanks!
Truly appreciate you watching and sharing your experience, thought process, and feedback, MY DAILY TECHNOLOGY! 😃
Thank you for your review. In the end I bought m300xt for calls in my car because in our country there is bigger difference in price.
Thank you for sharing! Keep us posted on your experience with it! 👍
@@CallOneInc My experience so far is exactly what is seen in reviews -> headset doesnt have typical seal in ear, voice is clear but little more subtle. Also I feel like they will fall down from head any moment, but they hold :-).
@@fybyfyby Thank you so much for sharing!
Best test ever
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Aesthetically, it's a very deliberate copy of the Poly 5200, but the demonstrations indicate its Noise Reduction performance is not even close.
Hands down the 5200 is the superior headset, and the price differential is minimal.
It's good you return back to the office!
Yeah, great video. 5200 definitely won by being louder clearer voice. Has any bios upgrade helped Blueparrot since a year ago?
Hi @theartificialsociety3373! Thanks so much for watching and sharing your feedback! I've actually requested the newer Jabra Perform 45 for testing www.jabra.com/bluetooth-headsets/jabra-perform-45##5101-119
The last time I checked, the Blueparrott had not improved by much, however, I can check again. Stay tuned!
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I've seen several reviews comparing these two and every time, the Poly is materially better. I've had my 5200 UC for the last five years and it's one of my go to for loud environments. I also have the Plantronics Voyager 3200 which I use in my vehicle and the Aftershokz OpenComm whenever I'm on virtual meetings that are one to two plus hours in length.
Hi Manny, I also have aftershocks opencomm but I can’t connect it to my computer for Zoom calls! It’s always disconnected! Do you have any idea how to fix this? I tried their support but they are useless
@@Cryptopolice911 Just saw your comment now. Did you ever get it to work out? I've used them on Zoom, Teams, Meet, Webex with no problems.
Great testing videos! I bought the Poly Voyager but the noise cancelling stopped working after a few hours. My coworker could hear all my background noise. haha I tested on Microsoft Teams on iphone and regular call on iphone. Will try the BlueParrott. Thx!
Hi Aurelius, sorry to hear that. I have used the Poly (formerly Plantronics) Voyager 5200 for years now and it's been a solid performer. No headset mic blocks 100% of background noise but it should suppress enough so your voice is prominent. I would love to understand your use case and the source of noise. Mic placement is important and ensuring you have the latest firmware updates via Plantronics Hub desktop software or mobile app. I hope you find something that works well. Keep us updated!
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Just found 5200 uc for £30 grabbed it fast.... your video made my mind up.
Great! Please share your experience and feedback once you've set up and used it for a bit.
@@CallOneInc I am a truck driver and I am needing one with good noise cancelling.
Excelente!!!!!!!!
Thanks for watching and sharing your feedback, Juan! 😃
People watching in 2024, get the voyager 5200. The blueparrot one sucks like a vaccumcleaner. It was good initially, for my day long virtual training sessions. But down about 2 years and it has all but earned me a reputation of living "on the road" while on calls. My house's about half a kilometer away from any busy road. The listeners just keep complaining about lack of clarity and my voice sounding muffled . The BLUEPARROTP MXT has only gone down in performance and there's been no software updates since. Really bad for it's price.
Thank you so much for sharing your real world experience! BlueParrott sent me another stating they had made upgrades however, based on my tests, I didn’t hear an improvement. Their B450-XT is a solid performer but it’s a much larger form factor. Again, appreciate your candid feedback!
It's been ages now and by this comparison, plantronics is still the best. Not the best best but the audio quality is just there on top. Great review.
Ughh i Hate how undecisive I can be. I work from home and I need something that can cancel out. My little one in the background or the TV. I'm leaning towards the blue parrott. Thoughts??
Hi monacakes1! What are you pairing/connecting the headset to/with? Based on my tests, no headset mic blocks 100% of noise. Especially higher pitched sounds like barking dogs and crying/screaming children. However, when you have a good noise canceling mic in conjunction with Noise Suppression via platforms like Zoom, Teams, and Google Meet, the amount of noise suppressed improves. Based on my tests and long term use, I would select the Poly Voyager 5200 over the BlueParrott M300-XT.
The more I know about your use case, the better.
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First of all, I love your channel. Amazing! How is it even possible that you only have 7k subs. You deserve a hundred times as much. Following questions: I'm regularly working at the beach and I'd like to block out as much surrounding sounds as possible during Zoom/Meet sessions. Which headset would you prefer? Voyager 5200, Focus 2, Jabra or ...?
Voyager 5200 is the best.
Wish more companies made there Mono Headphones with Type C charging
▪︎ Jabra Motion UC Bluetooth Headset
▪︎ Jawbone
Etc
Hello again, ར乙ą𝑐! Yes, I wish all brands transitioned to USB-C charging. Some have started however, there are still models using micro-USB or proprietary charging cable (i.e. Shokz). Thanks for your comments!
Can I connect the Voyager 5200 to a windows laptop without using its bluetooth usb dongle?
Great question we are asked frequently. Short answer: Yes. If your laptop supports Bluetooth, you can pair headset directly. You will lose some functionality if using UC platforms and applications like Teams and Zoom. For a example, you will not have Remote Call Control (RCC): Ability to answer/end calls from the headset. Some users have reported the inability to adjust volume or use mute from the headset. Depending on the Bluetooth Profiles supported by your laptop, you only have the option to “listen only” and not have transmit audio from the mic. Headset brands and PC manufacturers are working towards a dongle-less solution but it’s not here yet. Hope this helps.
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Ah i see… looks like i have to choose the one with usb dongle then, just to be sure. Thanks for the answer! Appreciate it!
Where are you recording the audio from the headphones? When I use iPhone voice memos I can still hear background noise.
Hi Pauline H! Great question! The iPhone defaults to built in microphones when recording video or audio. I use an app called Recorder Plus that allows me to record using Bluetooth devices: itunes.apple.com/app/id502271511
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I have a question about this 1-ear-device. When you have telephone conversation in this noisy environment, are you able to hear the other party talking? I find I have trouble hearing clearly in the noisy environment. I have to block other ear canal to hear.
Hi, dabaox! Great question! In a noisy environment, hearing audio from a single speaker is challenging. Based on my tests, the Poly Voyager 5200 is louder than the BlueParrott M300-XT. However, I recently received the newer MX300-XT SE. I plan to compare it with the original. I have also been testing a newer version of the Yealink BH71, which has increased the speaker's volume, but I am still testing. To answer your question, plugging your open ear in extremely noisy environments like a helicopter or lawnmower will help improve the audio.
@@CallOneInc thank you. in the end, ANC+a boom mic is the best? increasing sound volume damages hear.
@@dabaox Yes, headsets with ANC speakers and solid NC mic are better options for noisy environments. Here's a link to page featuring ANC headsets from multiple vendors: calloneinc.com/active-noise-cancelling-headsets/
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The noise cancelling seems on par but the BlueParrott mic sounds terrible in those conditions.
Hi Jeremy! Most of the professional grade headsets we test perform well under normal conditions. These are extreme tests to see how far we can push them. Plus, performance improvements are sometimes possible via software and firmware updates via computer or mobile apps.
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As soon as I saw this review, I cancelled my Blueparrot order and ordered the Poly.
Thanks for sharing and happy we could help.
My m300 constantly randomly disconnects and then i am have to reset my bluetooth and reconnect. Very annoying. Saving some money for the poly voyager 5200.
Sorry to hear about your experience but excited for you saving up to get the Poly Voyager 5200! It's been a solid performer for years! Keep us posted!
Great Job Poy Voyaguer 5200 clear Winner
I bought the M300-XT and the app is buggy. When you connect the headset to two iPhones and you received a call from one of your iPhones, the headset will keep on saying "Your headset is connected". My firmware is updated to v1.06 and I believe this is the latest. Not sure if someone else is experiencing the same. Other than that, great headset and no complain.
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What do you think about platronics voyager 5200 uc ? Please answer because i need to choose for a gift 😀
Hi indiana ana! The Poly Voyager 5200 UC is one of my favorites and was a go-to-Bluetooth headset when I was traveling. It's lightweight, discreet, portable, and has strong NC mic performance. Based on my personal use and tests, it's a solid solution.
@@CallOneInc thank you for a fast answer :)
Question more-
Has assistant alexa this model?
And is possible to use for a both ear ? Left or right ..?
and is possible answer calls by voice or reject ?
@@CallOneInc it is a diference between The Poly voyager 5200UC and Plantronics voyager 5200 UC ?
@@indianaana1 No. Plantronics changed its name to Poly in March of 2019. They are one and the same. www.poly.com/us/en/company/plantronics
They both are 5yrs old
Any new ones coming soon ❓️
Hi ར乙ą𝑐 ! Poly, BlueParrott and all the professional grade headset manufacturers are constantly introducing new solutions. For instance the BlueParrott M300-XT in this video was introduced in March 2021. Yes, the Poly Voyager 5200 is an oldie but a goodie. Check out our channel to see the latest and greatest audio and video solutions being introduced. For example, Logitech recently introduced the Zone True Wireless Earbuds the first wireless earbuds to be certified for Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, and Zoom. And Cisco recently announced the Bang & Olufsen Cisco 980 headset. Check out our channel! ruclips.net/user/calloneinc
I often work in similar loud environments. I had an etyblu2 that blocked up to 32 dB at the ear (due to the earplug like design). It's discontinued :( Do you know of any other sound isolating boom mic bluetooth with a similar design?
Hi Josh! Thanks for watching and your question. Our companies (Call One, Inc. and Hello Direct, Inc.) represent B2B brands and solutions. Based on current available products from Poly, EPOS, Jabra, BlueParrott, Yealink, Logitech, JPL, Cisco, Bose, AfterShokz, and others, they do not make anything like the etyblu2. You would think one of them would. BlueParrott recently introduced the S650-XT that will include ANC speakers www.blueparrott.com/on-the-road-headsets/blueparrott-s650-xt
Could you try another similar test using some app voice call ? Such as WhatsApp voice call. Because when I use Voyager 5200 on WhatsApp call, my friend said she can listen my background noise including other peoples noise, baby crying etc...But when I switch to normal phone call, the noise dismissed...I am using Samsung Note 10+ with latest Android and latest 5200 firmware.
Hi NCNU VINCENT! I will try. The challenge is capturing a recording from Whatsapp. I don't believe it has record feature. I'll see what we can do. Thanks for watching!
I cant hear you is the fastest way to annoy your spouse.
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what about the XT SE? any better?
I haven't tested the M300-XT SE. I'll see what changes were made.
@@CallOneInc thanks dude
FYI - BlueParrott sent me the SE version. Hopefully I can test at Enterprise Connect 2024 next week.
@@CallOneInc awesome
I have the poly 5200 after using it all day all of a sudden people can't hear me on 2 different head sets on 2 different phones.
Hi Jay! How long have you had it? Have you contacted Poly Support? www.poly.com/us/en/support/contact
@@CallOneInc I had 2 of them,gave up,have a blue parrot now. I think it was a sensor issue
niceee
Thanks! 🙌
Wath is pley music, fone for voyager trans music, not cill music. and he plays music into the earphone through bluetooth, listen to media?
Сәлам Yusсуп Газиев! Мин аңлатманы яки сорауны аңламыйм. булырга кирәк булса, мин җавап бирә алабыз син әниең итегез аласызмы?
I just lost my plantronics 5200, consider buy blueparrott but i think after warch this i go 5200 again lol but i cant buy it in Indonesia it sold out everywhere, available store to damn expensive
Hi Russian! Sorry to hear you lost your Poly Voyager 5200. It is a tried and true, solid performing headset. Hope they are available to you again soon!
BlueParrott M300-XT power or all button are made from cheap plastic i would go plantronics Voyager v5200
I've had 2 Voyager 5200's die on me in the last several years and it's really frustrating. It seems like I only get 2 years life out of them before people tell me they cannot hear or understand me anymore and I have to disconnect the headset and speak into my phone :-(
Thank you for watching and sharing your experience with the Voyager 5200. You sound like a power user. I’m interested in learning your average daily use. Some folks they are in calls all day but maybe only average 30 min-2hrs per day. Then there are those that are truly on all day averaging 6-8hrs + per day. There are so many factors that can impact overall life of a headset. Average lifespan for Bluetooth headsets is 1-3 years these days. Would love to learn more about your personal use case.
@@CallOneInc I would say I'm a power user, yeah. I commented using the wrong YT account. I should have used my business one. haha. Oh well. Anyway, I do spend several hours a day on the phone (not 6 though) and then I used my headsets of an evening to listen to podcasts and youtube videos and stuff. Usually I drained a charge every day. The audio would still work for ME but what happened with BOTH headsets (both voyagers) was other people told me they couldn't hear me, even in zero noise environments. Have you heard of this before?
@@D20Pub Thanks for sharing. I have not heard this. I will definitely share with our Poly Contacts to see if this is a known issue or isolated incident. Really do appreciate you sharing. It's great to hear from actual daily users of these products. Because I test so many products, it's challenging to do long-term tests. However, the Voyager 5200 UC was my default/go-to headset when I was traveling. It held up well for a few years and then travel stopped. You know, because of this whole global pandemic thing. I'll keep you posted if Poly shares any insight.
@@CallOneInc Thanks. I'm going to buy the Voyage UC 5200 and pay the protection plan through Amazon for 3 years to see if it holds up. I love the idea of being able to use it with my computer too. I use Google voice and record videos a lot and have to use a Plantronics USB headset. So one headset to replace both for phone and computer seems great
@@CallOneInc So I bought the Poly 5200 UC and it seems to be working well EXCEPT when trying to record using my screen capture program. There is crackle in the audio. Have you experienced this? Any suggested fixes?
No mention of poor fitment with glasses
Maybe Aviators but not the other Oakleys
For extra credit try it at an airport or aircraft carrier and live fire at the outdoor range 😎😎
Hi Okinawa Nah! Over the ear headsets can an issue for people wearing prescription glasses or sunglasses depending on their ears. I used the Poly Voyager 5200 for years while wearing sunglasses and I didn't have a problem. That said, the thickness of the frames, shape of ear, gap between earlobe and head, and personal preferences all play a role in comfort. When we first started this channel and when I traveled, I did film some videos from an airport terminal. An aircraft carrier may be tough but I won't rule out an outdoor range. 😁
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Voyager 5200 mic is great and winner. It has Bluetooth 5.0 the latest mentioned on Poly official website. Can you please double check. Hope voyager had usb c port :P
and gr8 work, this is what defines a review; practical use :D
Cheers to you Danny
@@CallOneInc ohh okay that’s confusing i did check here on their website. www.poly.com/us/en/products/headsets/voyager/voyager-5200-uc
Am really confused now also it seems the uc version is almost $100 more and with BT v5.0 The non uc on bestbuy is rought 120 with BT v4.1
@@CallOneInc ok thanks a ton, but am alao confused abt BT v 4.1 in non uc and BT 5.0 is uc ; the headset is same i suppose so the BT version shld b same in both
Love your video so much! Your extreme test video also funny and reliable to let the customer could choose the best product according to their need.
I am feeling unsure about either M300-XT or Voyager 5200 would be better for me as a mobile office user. Now I would make the choice on Voyager 5200 after watching your video!
Would you possible to make a similar extreme test video of Voyager 3200? I am looking forward to watch it. :)
@@CallOneInc Thank you! Love each of your videos! Keep it on! I shall watch them once you upload them.
This shows why Blue Parrot dropped the price on their M300 XT Headset to $99.00.
Hi Joe, I was a bit disappointed with the MX300-XT performance considering all the other Blueparrott headsets have some of the best noise canceling mics I've tested. However, if you like the more discreet wearing style and some of the features/functions of the Blueparrott apps, it may be a good option. Thanks for watching!
@@CallOneInc I know right. I really wanted to try the M300 out because of the sleek design like the Plantronics but I thank you for your test / uploads. I have a 5200 Plantronics but for some reason it disconnects on it's own, and by the time you figure out why the person on the other line isn't responding to your questions it's to late or they hung up. Lol.
Voyager 5200 Win.
Thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts! We think so too!
5200 win it all, no exceptions.
Hello again, James! Yes, in this head to head, the Poly Voyager 5200 wins hands down!
@@CallOneInc Beside the fact that I'm using it, I'm not too recommended the BlueParrott because of the price in my country is a little bit higher than Plantronics.
The design of BlueParrott is more like a copycat the Plantronics.
So basically blue parrot sucks compared to poly voyager ! Thx will by poly again
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BlueParrott is junk especially compared to plantronics products. I mean plantronics is the oldest headset company in the world with majority of all headset patents. All call centers use plantronics, including agencies such as FAA, and NASA. There noise cancelling is 2nd to none. The only other brand that comes close to their quality and effectiveness is Jabra
Thanks for sharing your feedback, Nick! Plantronics (now Poly) and Jabra are solid brands. Did you know Jabra GN owned BlueParrott? They acquired them back in 2016. See Press Release article here: www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/gn-audio-jabra-has-acquired-vxi-and-blueparrott-300344136.html
@@CallOneInc Thanks for the info, I did not know that. I wonder if Jabra let them stay autonomous. Thinking about it, some of the BlueParrott devices share some resemblance to the older GN netcom boom and mic with the design and windscreen.