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BlueParrott M300-XT Review | PCMag

BlueParrott specializes in Bluetooth headsets that need to work in busy, loud environments, and the M300-XT is made for people frequently on the go. Its single lightweight earpiece fits comfortably and securely, and its unassuming boom mic stays out of the way. Best of all, at $99.99, it’s priced lower than many of the pro-grade Bluetooth headsets we test. The only potential stumbling block is that, while weather resistant, the headset isn’t fully waterproof, which may or may not be necessary for the type of work you do. Otherwise, the M300-XT nails the balance between performance and affordability.

Small and Comfortable

Weighing in at just 0.7 ounces, the 4.4-by-2.4-by-1.0-inch M300-XT (HWD) has a secure fit that doesn’t weigh your ear down even during daylong use. Its black, over-ear hook design has a built-in boom mic that swivels not only toward or away from your mouth, but also rotates at the base so that the earpiece can be worn on either ear.

There’s a flexible portion of the earpiece that sits just over the top of your ear—the fit might be a little tricky at first for those who wear glasses, especially if those glasses have chunky frames with thicker temples, as the temples will be sharing real estate with the somewhat bulky back end of the earpiece. This isn’t a deal breaker, you just have to fiddle with the fit early on to get things secure, and this is more or less par for the course in the realm of monaural Bluetooth headsets.

The M300-XT ships with three ear gels in small, medium, and large sizes. It’s important to try the various ear gel sizes and get the best possible in-ear seal—the medium gel is the default option and should fit most users well. Aside from the gels, the headset ships with a USB-C-to-USB-A charging cable of generous length, which connects to an uncovered USB-C port at the back end of the ear hook portion of the headset.

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We were able to get a secure fit, but it’s worth noting that the shape of the eartips isn’t that of typical in-canal eartips. As a result, your ear canal doesn’t necessarily get sealed off in the same way, and this can create scenarios that, despite the actual fit being secure, can feel somewhat open at the ear canal. It’s possible to fiddle with the fit and get a tighter seal, but we’d have preferred a more traditional eartip with a simple in-canal seal.

Because the end of the eartip widens rather than narrows, it doesn’t actually enter the edge of the canal and seal it off; it instead sits outside the canal and sort of blocks it a little. Perhaps the goal here is to keep a semi-open feel, allowing you to still hear a bit of your surroundings, but you already have that with your open ear. I’m sure a compelling argument can be made for the almost-open eartip design, but it can at times make it harder to hear what’s coming through the earpiece, depending on surrounding noise levels and what you’re listening to on the other end.

The headset carries an IP54 durability rating. This means that, on scale of 1 to 6, it has a dust ingress protection rating of 5, which is quite good, and on a scale of 1 to 8, it has a liquid ingress protection level rating of 4, which is fairly modest. It means the headset can withstand light splashes or misting, but don’t rinse it off under a faucet, submerge it, or wear it in heavy rain.

Along the headset’s back end, there are three buttons for power, volume up, and volume down. The power button also answers or ends calls, and summons your phone’s voice assistant when held down. The plus/minus buttons control volume. You can stream audio to the earpiece, but there’s no track navigation function for skipping forward or backward, and obviously, any musical audio experience is going to be fairly limited by the single-ear design.

There’s also a multifunction Parrott button, which requires configuration in the BlueParrott app for Android and iOS. As of this writing, the app hasn’t been fully updated to reflect the recent relase of the M300-XT; it was able to recognize the M300-XT, but not unlock all of its potential. Once the headset is fully supported, you can use the app to assign various functions to the Parrott button—for instance, it can trigger a third-party push-to-talk app, such as Verizon Push to Talk Plus, AT&T Enhanced PTT, ESChat (Push-to-Talk), or PoC PTT Profile. The button can also trigger voice memos, speed dialing, or be used to mute audio. All of these functions, and assorted other options, are assigned in the app.

The M300-XT supports Bluetooth 5.1 and the SBC codec. Internally, the headset houses a 10.3mm driver delivering a frequency range of 20Hz to 20kHz and an impedance of 32 ohms.

BlueParrott estimates battery life to be roughly 14 hours, but your results will vary slightly with your volume levels.

Clear Calls From Anywhere

The M300-XT employs two MEMS microphones and background noise redction to deliver audio emphasizing your voice. This style of microphone isn’t necessarily focused on the same type of clarity that a broadcast or recording studio microphone is after—instead it zeroes in on the human voice and rejects frequency ranges that interfere with intelligibility. Thus, when there’s no noise to contend with, you don’t necessarily get what amounts to a pristine signal; it can sound a little bit like a walkie-talkie signal, but with much better intelligibility. When you finish speaking, and in between words, the signal often sounds like it drops out completely, even when there’s no background noise to contend with. This can be disconcerting at first, but it’s unlikely you’ll ever misunderstand a word spoken through this mic.

When we tested the mic’s intelligibility against a bed of loud music playing through near-field monitors, it performed well in the sense that we could always understand every word we recorded for reference. Obviously, this kind of stress test is intended to expose the headset’s weaknesses, so if you’re in a scenario that is as loud as rock music blaring from speakers just a few feet away, the result will sound something like the music getting squashed and reduced to a thin static, while your voice also gets a little squashed, but is the only intelligible part of the signal the mic picks up. In this type of situation, there’s always going to be some distortion, but again, we could understand every word that was spoken, even if the audio was less than pristine.

In a more typical scenario, with the volume lower, your speaking voice comes through far more clearly. When your voice switches from calm, measured tones to nearly yelling, the mic doesn’t seem to change in terms of intelligibility—the background audio is still squashed, and your voice is still transmitted with the same clarity. Switching from music to a TV commercial in the background with lots of voiceover speaking to contend with, the mic still did an excellent job of picking up my voice and separating it from the other voice in the background.

With low-frequency rumble (somewhat similar to what you’d hear inside an airplane) playing at high volume through near-field monitors at close range, the M300-XT does some interesting things. Between words, we hear nothing at all, and when I speak, it lets my voice through and the least amount of outside noise it possibly can. Some of the rumble makes it through, which makes me sound a little bit like a cyborg or Kylo Ren, but the words are always intelligible. The same is true with a recording of a busy cafe playing at a high volume, including chatter, laughter, along with plates and utensils clattering and clinging. Ultimately, in all of these high-volume noise tests, every word I spoke was easy to understand.

It Gets the Job Done

For the price, the BlueParrott M300-XT is one of the best affordable Bluetooth headsets we’ve tested in recent memory. For more money, the monaural, over-ear $200 BlueParrott B550-XT is an excellent alternative, while the $280 Sennheiser Presence UC ML is an even smaller single-ear option for noisy scenarios. For $100, however, there’s really very little to complain about here, as the M300-XT really only needs to do one thing well: deliver ideal vocal clarity in loud scenarios. The headset gets the job done, and does so a price that many people will find just right.

BlueParrott M300-XT

Pros

Affordable
Superior voice intelligibility in noisy environments
Comfortable ear gels

Cons

Not fully waterproof
Getting a good in-ear seal takes a bit of work

The Bottom Line

BlueParrott’s M300-XT Bluetooth headset is affordable, comfortable, and delivers clear voice quality in loud work environments.

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Voyager 5200 Office & UC Series – Mono Bluetooth Headset

Work from wherever you want
Leave unwanted noise behind
Connect seamlessly with Bluetooth
Keep your ears happy with all-day comfort
Make it yours while keeping IT in the loop

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Overview

Focus on Sound, Not Surroundings

A headset that moves with you

Working in and out of the office? We’ve got you covered. The Voyager 5200 Office and UC headset provides professional-grade sound, no matter where you take the call. Now you can thrive in any environment on any of your devices, with versatile connectivity and Bluetooth technology. Go get ‘em.

Benefits

Work Wherever

Leave Noise Behind

Connect with Bluetooth

Keep Your Ears Happy

Customize

Sounds great from anywhere — indoors or out

Need to take calls in and around the office, on the road, and at home? Of course you do. That’s why the Voyager 5200 Office and UC Series headset lets you sound like you’re in the boardroom, even from the parking lot. Its sleek portable design and easy charging makes it the perfect travel buddy.

Tech that eliminates audio distractions

Background noise? What background noise? With four adaptive microphones and WindSmart technology, you never have to worry about it again. Tune out background buzz in the office, at lunch or anywhere. Sound professional so people can focus on what you’re saying, not where you’re saying it.

Move between devices with ease

Instantly connect to your PC or Mac, desk phone or mobile phone and transition your calls seamlessly. With this long-range Bluetooth headset, you can start a call at your desk, move to your car and get to your next destination. Keep that conversation flowing the whole time, so you never miss a word.

Enjoy all-day comfort

When you wear something all day, it needs to be comfortable. That’s why we designed this mono Bluetooth headset to be worn discreetly. And with its ergonomic earpiece, you might forget it’s there. This next-level headset feels as good at the end of the day as it did at the start. Enjoy all-day productivity, and comfort to boot.

Adjust the settings to make it yours

Get the most out of your Poly device with Poly Lens app. Keep software up to date, manage personal settings, use personal health and wellness reminders to stay focused and energized all day. Connecting to Poly Lens gives IT the ability to provide better service and support when you need it.

Built for Compatibility

All Poly USB headsets and personal speakerphones are compatible with the most popular voice platforms – we just work. Poly solutions provide excellent audio quality for both you and those on the other end of the call – no matter your platform of choice.

Poly is certified (when offered) with all major communication platforms.

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Voyager 5200 Office and UC Series Features

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Specifications

Talk time/Stand by
- Up to 7 hrs. , up to 9 days standby time
Roaming range
- UC Models: Up to 30 m/ 98 ft
- Office Models: Up to 75 m/ 250 ft*
Bluetooth Technology
- Bluetooth Version: Bluetooth 5.0 with BLE
- Bluetooth Profiles: A2DP, HFP, HSP, PBAP, SSP2
Audio profiles
- Six layers of WindSmart technology, PC wideband and mobile wideband: up to 6,800 Hz; echo cancellation, proprietary DSP, A2DP
Codecs
- MSBC, G. 722, CVSD, SBC
Speaker size
- 13.6 mm
Speaker range communication
- 100 Hz – 6.8 kHz
Speaker range music/media
- 100 Hz – 20 kHz
Speaker Sensitivity
- Optimized for telecommunications, music/media
Speaker Impedance
- 16 ohm
Battery Capacity
- 122 mAh typical / 120 mAh minimum
Battery Type
- Rechargeable non-replaceable lithium-ion
Charge Time
- 1. 5 hours
Hearing Protection
- SoundGuard: Sound leveling for listening comfort and acoustic limiting for protection against sounds above 118 dBA
Microphone and Technology
- Digital MEMS omni-directional 4 mic array, multi-mic noise cancelling
Call controls
- Call answer/ignore/end, redial, mute, volume + /-
Media controls
- Track forward/track back/pause/play
Alerts
- Enhanced voice alerts announce remaining talk-time, mute and connection status
Softphone compatibility
- Built for UC applications and softphones from Avaya, Cisco, Microsoft and more.
Apps
- Plantronics Hub desktop** version is available for Windows/Mac, mobile version offered on Android and iOS, Plantronics Manager Pro** suites: Asset Management & Adoption Call Quality & Analytics Health & Safety Amazon Alexa (easy access) Tile (lost headset location)
Warranty
- Global 2 year warranty

Models
- Voyager 5200 UC (BT600) (P/N 206110-101)
- Voyager 5200 Office, 1-Way Base, Standard Charge Cable (P/N 212722-01)
- Voyager 5200 Office, 2-Way Base, Microsoft Teams, USB-A (P/N 214004-01)
- Voyager 5200 Office, 2-Way Base, Microsoft Teams, USB-C (P/N 214603-01)
- Voyager 5200 Office, 2-Way Base, USB-A (P/N 212732-01)
- Voyager 5200 Office, 2-Way Base, USB-C (P/N 214593-01)
- Voyager 5200 UC (BT700) (P/N 206110-102)

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What is a Bluetooth headset?

Let’s try to answer this question simply and clearly.

A Bluetooth headset is a headset with a microphone that connects to any device that supports this type of connection protocol. It can be as a portable device such as a phone, smartphone, player or tablet. Or maybe a stationary device – a TV, computer or audio system.

To make the right choice, you need to decide how you will use the Bluetooth headset, understand Purpose of purchase . Listening to music, talking on the phone, or both.

Let’s try to divide Bluetooth headsets into main types.

Mono Bluetooth headset
Mono headset designed for talking on the phone, worn on one ear and has a small size. This is what you need for constant wear, long phone conversations without restricting movement, and so that your hands are not busy supporting your phone to your ear. There are many such models on the market, from different manufacturers and for every taste. Their weight is about 10g and most of them have behind-the-ear fastening.

Stereo Bluetooth headset.

A stereo headset, unlike a mono headset, has two earpieces for the right and left ears, which means that it is already capable of transmitting stereo sound reproduction. Therefore, when choosing from a great variety of stereo headset models, it is worth considering it first of all as headphones with the ability to answer phone calls.

Stereo Bluetooth headsets can be conditionally divided into several types.

1 . The earbuds are small and fit into the ear (hence the name “earbuds”). Sometimes they have an in-the-ear or behind-the-ear mount, usually in sports models. The inserts are invisible, easily hidden under the headgear. Minus – not the best sound quality, but for the usual MP3 format they are quite suitable. But it’s inexpensive.

2. Intracanal , they are also “gags”, they are also “inserts” – they are inserted directly into the ear canal to a shallow depth. Thanks to silicone ear cushions, they create excellent noise isolation from ambient sounds and hold securely. Ideal for the subway! A little dangerous for sports, although there are a small number of open-ended models specially designed to be heard from outside.

3. Overhead are pancakes that partially cover the ears, as if superimposed on them. Hence the name overhead. We want to recommend this type to those who want to hear high-quality sound, who are afraid for their hearing. Among this type of stereo headsets, there are models of a very high class, close to listening to music in Hi-Res, DSD, etc. formats.

4. Full-size – ideal in terms of sound quality, the model range is beyond list. The main disadvantage is the size. Not always and not everyone will want to carry around 200-300g of excess weight and a few cubic centimeters of volume for the pleasure of listening to music. But for long trips, flights, trips by train and electric train – this is what you need !!!

And finally, small details:

If sound quality is important to you, then pay attention to the presence of the Apt-X audio codec. This is important when transmitting audio using the Stereo Bluetooth protocol.

When making a choice, pay attention to the battery life of the Bluetooth headset. At the same time, it should be understood that the smaller the size of the Bluetooth headset, the smaller the capacity of its battery and the shorter its operation time without recharging. And vice versa!

Many Bluetooth headsets have the ability to connect with an extra cord in case the battery dies. The cord may or may not be included. Don’t forget to check the package contents! If it is not there, then in the accessories section you yourself can choose the one you like best.

A very handy feature is NFC support. Allows you to connect the headset and the device just by bringing them to each other and no additional settings!!! Very comfortably!!!

An easy review of Bluetooth headsets ends here, we know that the choice will always be yours, and we are just trying to help you make it right.

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Voyager 5200 Office & UC Series – Mono Bluetooth Headset

Voyager 5200 UC (BT600)

Voyager 5200 Office, 1-Way Base, Standard Charge Cable

Voyager 5200 Office, 2-Way Base, Microsoft Teams, USB-A

Voyager 5200 Office, 2-Way Base, Microsoft Teams, USB-C

Voyager 5200 Office, 2-Way Base, USB-A

Voyager 5200 UC (BT700)

Overview

Focus on Sound, Not Surroundings

A headset that moves with you

Benefits

Work Wherever

Leave Noise Behind

Connect with Bluetooth

Keep Your Ears Happy

Customize

Sounds great from anywhere — indoors or out

Tech that eliminates audio distractions

Move between devices with ease

Enjoy all-day comfort

Adjust the settings to make it yours

Built for Compatibility

Poly Lens

Intelligent Insights, Scalable Management

Poly Lens App

Designed for You

Features

Voyager 5200 Office and UC Series Features

Specifications

Talk time/Stand by

Roaming range

Bluetooth Technology

Audio profiles

Codecs

Speaker size

Speaker range communication

Speaker range music/media

Speaker Sensitivity

Speaker Impedance

Battery Capacity

Battery Type

Charge Time

Hearing Protection

Microphone and Technology

Call controls

Media controls

Alerts

Softphone compatibility

Apps

Warranty

Models

Reviews

Resources

Voyager 5200 Office and UC Series Data Sheet

How to Video

Voyager 5200 Wind & Noise-canceling

Voyager 5200 Consumer

Poly UC headset portfolio

VOYAGER FAMILY COMPARISON GUIDE

Acoustic Protection

Support

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