Jabra BIZ 1500 Quick Disconnect Mono Headset (1513-1053)

Jabra BIZ 1500 Quick Disconnect Mono Headset

Jabra BIZ 1500 QD (Quick Disconnect) Mono is a cost-effective entry-level proessional corded headset excellent for small offices/home offices, and small to midsized contact centres, which are more conscious with their operational costs. Affordable, durable, and professional, this communication device is also integrated with the company’s amazing noise cancellating technology that can reduce background noises and in the process deliver better customer experience for every call.

Designed for user’s all-day comfort, the Jabra BIZ 1500 Quick Disconnect Mono Headset is toughly built and provides awesome sound that can promote and improve productivity above all others.

More Product Information

• Brand: Jabra GN
• Product Type: Corded Headset
• Model: Quick Disconnect- Mono
• Colour: Brand New
• Condition: Brand New

Customers can learn more information on this headset through Australia wide 1300 088 088!

Jabra BIZ 1500 Quick Disconnect Mono Headset Features

• Noise-cancelling Microphones
• PeakStop (Automatic Removal of Harmful Loud Sounds)
• Crystal Clear Sound through Digital Signal Processing (DSP)
• Simple Call Management
• Jabra Spin Boom Arm (270 Degree Easy Adjustment)
• Jabra Software Applications
• HD Voice Technology for Crystal-clear Communication
• Foam Ear Cushions for Comfort
• Jabra Xpress (Web-based Solution for Software and Firmware Remote Deployment)
• Ergonomically Designed Frame
• Padded Headband
• Adjustable Headband and Microphone Boom
• Durable Materials

About Jabra

An expert in developing, manufacturing, and marketing hands-free communications headsets and solutions, Jabra GN can easily be considered as the frontrunner in promoting Bluetooth technology and wireless communication solutions. A subsidiary of GN Netcom, the company, Jabra started out in a company known as Norcom Electronics Corporation. This company was established by Elwood “Woody” Norris in Utah in the year 1983. Since its foundation, it was deeply involved in the development of ear-radio and ear-microphone technologies, which the company now offers the market. From Norcom, it was acquired in 1984 by American Technology Corporation and in 1988 was sold to Norris Communications, Inc. (NCI). After that, NCI spun off its assets of the earphone to Randy Granovetter, who founded Jabra, together with Brean Murray in January 3, 1993. And finally, in September 2000, was acquired by GN Netcom, which continues up to the present.

Jabra is the consolidated division of GN Netcom’s Contact Centre and Office (CC&O) headsets.