Telephone headset

We are often in the middle of something when the phone rings. Rather than dropping everything or ignoring that important call, use a telephone headset. Using a headset will free your hands to multitask your time. If you are at work, you can be operating the computer to answer a question or solve a problem. There are many styles to... more »

When you've got your hands full, talking with the telephone squeezed between your ear and shoulder can be a pain in the neck--literally. That's why telephone headsets are a great invention. You can drive, cook or type while having a hands-free phone conversation. The GN Omega Dual Headset is one of the more popular and reasonably... more »

Once you’ve downloaded Skype, which enables you to talk to other Skype users in the U.S and Canada for free, you'll need to get a good-quality headset. Using a microphone and separate headphones won’t give you very good sound quality, so it's best to invest in a headset. There are many different types of headsets to choose from.... more »

If you have a work-at-home job, having access to a mute feature on your home telephone is a necessity. Even if you don't work at home, there are plenty of occasions when muting your home phone is required. Whether you have noisy house guests, pets, live in a heavily trafficked urban area or are completing schooling courses over the... more »

The FCC ruled that all phones, including cell and digital models, made after 2005 need to be equipped with the technology to make them hearing aid compatible. Phones that fall into this category employ the use of magnetic signals, which are representative of an audio signal. The magnetic signal, in turn, syncs up with hearing aids... more »