Can you pair the Yealink headset to all of the following Your TV, car radio,witch is hooked io my i phone and to my new Echo Spot along with my desktop? Also wearing the headset on the lift side you could lose it wild driving.
The Blue Parrott M300, cant they do a firmware update to fix their product. They claim 80% quieting of noise, but my tests seem to show that the noise goes through. Its a disappointment. My Poly 5200 does much better and Poly 5200 blocks the wind noise whereas M300 is noisy in wind. For M300, wrapping the MIC with fabric helped a lot for the wind.
Very interesting tip We will need to try that and test it. As far as noise canceling on the Plantronics 5200 I concur that it does a very good job of blocking out wind noise. The new BH71 by Yealink is up to par and does a very good job of blocking out wind noise as well. And unlike the BlueParrott m300 the BH71 and the Voysger 5200 are both firmware upgradable making them very useful for years to come.
The larger blue parrot headsets like the one you mentioned have been near the top of our mic noise canceling test and battery life. The downside for blueparrot headsets is the size and that has been the toughest thing for a lot of consumers. If you're a driver or a trucker or Warehouse worker this may not be so important.
The Jabra Talk 65 and Blue Parrot m300 are the exact same headset. Blue Parrot is a division of Jabra and both units are made on the same factory line. The Yealink BH71 Bluetooth headset is better than Jabra Talk 65 and M300 and BH71 offers many features that you do not get on the Blue parrot m300. If you ever want to use your Bluetooth headset with a computer for work purposes the Yealink also offers an additional workstation that combines as a speaker phone for additional convenience and work app compatibility. If you're trying to choose between the Jabra talk 65 and the Yealink BH71 my recommendation is the Yealink BH71 Bluetooth headset. 👍
@@GlobalTeckWorldWide is BH71 better than voyage 5200? Voyage also offers connectivity with phone and laptop for instance I think that's called 5200 office or pro
@5minutesseries431 I just recently did an updated video and I moved the BH71 ahead of the Plantronics Voyager 5200 UC. And it gets my best overall rating. 🎥 Want to see why : ruclips.net/user/livemLsQsmA4apI?feature=share
@GlobalTeckWorldWide Top notch comparison & review! You're absolutely amazing! Thank you! I have a quick question: Does the Yealink BH71 have any IP rating? Is it at least sweatproof? I know for a fact that the Poly Voyager 5200 is IPX4 rated, Poly are using a sweatproof nano-coating by P2i for sweat and moisture protection however I couldn't find any info about the Yealink BH71. I hope that they at least have some kind of moisture protection.
The BH71 Bluetooth headset does not have an IP rating for waterproof or sweatproof. The Voyager 5200 does have nternal components that are coded for protection against the elements.
great vid but you guys didnt mention volume. Which device is the loudest in your ear.
Great job with this review guys. Can tell you put a lot of effort into it. I hope you keep going and growing your channel.
Thanks for those kind words 🙏🙏🙏😊😊😊😊.
Thanks guys that was quite helpful.
Thanks for checking us out. 👍👍👍👍 Were you able to make decisions based on the video?
Can you pair the Yealink headset to all of the following Your TV, car radio,witch is hooked io my i phone and to my new Echo Spot along with my desktop? Also wearing the headset on the lift side you could lose it wild driving.
The Blue Parrott M300, cant they do a firmware update to fix their product. They claim 80% quieting of noise, but my tests seem to show that the noise goes through. Its a disappointment. My Poly 5200 does much better and Poly 5200 blocks the wind noise whereas M300 is noisy in wind. For M300, wrapping the MIC with fabric helped a lot for the wind.
Very interesting tip We will need to try that and test it. As far as noise canceling on the Plantronics 5200 I concur that it does a very good job of blocking out wind noise. The new BH71 by Yealink is up to par and does a very good job of blocking out wind noise as well. And unlike the BlueParrott m300 the BH71 and the Voysger 5200 are both firmware upgradable making them very useful for years to come.
So for the absolute most noise cancelling, do you think it is still the Blue Parrott lineup 350, 450, 550, 650 series that claim up to 96?
The larger blue parrot headsets like the one you mentioned have been near the top of our mic noise canceling test and battery life. The downside for blueparrot headsets is the size and that has been the toughest thing for a lot of consumers.
If you're a driver or a trucker or Warehouse worker this may not be so important.
Sensheiser Presence UC > Poly 5200 considering mic quality - You agree?
The Poly Voyager 5200 consistently performs better than most other Bluetooth earpieces and has the edge over the Sennheiser Presence
@@GlobalTeckWorldWide In your opinion the Ply have better Mic quality and NC?
When it comes to mic and noise canceling capabilities the Yealink BH71 is on par with the Voyager 5200
@@GlobalTeckWorldWide And what about the Sennheiser Presence?
Simply tell me which is the best, while also considering jabra talk 65
The Jabra Talk 65 and Blue Parrot m300 are the exact same headset.
Blue Parrot is a division of Jabra and both units are made on the same factory line.
The Yealink BH71 Bluetooth headset is better than Jabra Talk 65 and M300 and BH71 offers many features that you do not get on the Blue parrot m300.
If you ever want to use your Bluetooth headset with a computer for work purposes the Yealink also offers an additional workstation that combines as a speaker phone for additional convenience and work app compatibility.
If you're trying to choose between the Jabra talk 65 and the Yealink BH71 my recommendation is the Yealink BH71 Bluetooth headset. 👍
@@GlobalTeckWorldWide is BH71 better than voyage 5200? Voyage also offers connectivity with phone and laptop for instance I think that's called 5200 office or pro
@5minutesseries431 I just recently did an updated video and I moved the BH71 ahead of the Plantronics Voyager 5200 UC. And it gets my best overall rating.
🎥 Want to see why : ruclips.net/user/livemLsQsmA4apI?feature=share
Thanks a lot for your recommendation and your time. It means a lot to me.
@GlobalTeckWorldWide
Top notch comparison & review! You're absolutely amazing! Thank you! I have a quick question: Does the Yealink BH71 have any IP rating? Is it at least sweatproof? I know for a fact that the Poly Voyager 5200 is IPX4 rated, Poly are using a sweatproof nano-coating by P2i for sweat and moisture protection however I couldn't find any info about the Yealink BH71. I hope that they at least have some kind of moisture protection.
The BH71 Bluetooth headset does not have an IP rating for waterproof or sweatproof. The Voyager 5200 does have nternal components that are coded for protection against the elements.