Cisco Headsets vs. StarLeaf (discontinued)

Being able to type and/or write while on the phone or listening to your PC on the headset is great! Also, they make single ear or dual ear. Dual ear headsets are great for the places where it is a bit louder you can hear what is coming across the headset.

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StarLeaf is good because it is allowing our Company and global teams to create and conduct meetings and video calls. However, the mic often has issues as well as connection problems. The mobile app is excellent for joining the video conf calls.

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• Cancel the noise side of things. You can't hear anything in the background. I quite often talk really loud because I can't hear myself talking and it's comfortable. They are really comfortable. We've got the wireless ones and they just sit so comfortably on your head. Amazing.

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• Integrating teams around the world.
• The connection from StarLeaf to IBM Lotus Notes calendar is very useful.

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• I am not sure why, but when I move my head sometimes it seems to pause whatever I am listening to. I cannot figure out why.
• Easy Visible battery life.
• My ears sometimes get really hot after using for over an hour straight.

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• The microphone has lots of issues, specially in the beginning of calls.
• Quality of the sound sometimes is not the greatest.

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Way easier to set up and manage. no fiddling with knobs, dials, and silly things like a physical receiver lifter that breaks easily. sound and call quality is great, no issues using day to day. only thing is that the price is a premium, but for us its worth it for the advantages that come with the ecosystem.

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I have yet to find a use case where the 730 is not appropriate. The audio quality and active noise cancellation capabilities are excellent, and the portability puts it above many alternatives.

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I would give it a 10 but the ringing on the base after you answer makes it unbearable at times. You have to unplug the USB or turn off the Bluetooth to get it to stop.

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There is always room for improvement. There are times switching between devices can be slow, but for the most part, it works fine.

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Too expensive and too heavy and too uncomfortable. It just didn't deliver the experience that we thought we would get based on the price. I can get the same features, for cheaper, with a more comfortable headset from another vendor. So overall this one just never got put on the final list.

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Never used the StarLeaf support team.

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wish the firmware didn't take so long to install.

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I usually use community apps and websites. I operate multiple channels and audio rooms and that's where Cisco Headsets helps me out w.r.t the hardware part. My audio-rooms have become more engaging and my webinars are clear when I pre-record them. Even when live, everything seems to work fine. Earlier I was using another vendor's headsets but I had problem with the mic however with Cisco Headsets, my modulation part is going on quite well and I think that I'll also give a positive review about the product in my IT teams internal survey.

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Microsoft Teams, when I used, was far better than StarLeaf, on video, sound, and feature connections.

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Seems like you would be able to install headsets across and entire company, so it is very scalable.

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• Clear audio quality has been a big positive with more employees engaging in meetings & conference calls.
• Unidirectional [microphones] are designed to hone in on the user's voice & simultaneously minimize background noise.
• Lightweight comfort is really ideal for long calls.

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• The capability of creating meetings with global teams.
• The connection with Lotus Notes calendar helps the team to manage the calendar and the meetings scheduled.

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