HP Poly Blackwire 3215
HP Poly Blackwire 3215
The HP Poly Blackwire 3215 single-sided headset with microphone has a semi-enclosed design that is ideal for call-center workers. Easily connect them to a variety of devices thanks to USB-C, USB-A and 3.5mm jack compatibility.
Key Features of HP Poly Blackwire 3215 Headphones
- Noise-canceling microphone
- Wide compatibility (USB-C, USB-A and 3.5mm jack)
- The headphones have a 2.27 m cable allowing free movement
- Controls for answering calls and volume control
- Dynamic equalizer optimizes call quality
- HP Poly Blackwire 3215 are very comfortable and suitable for long wearing
- Frequency range from 20 to 20 000 Hz
- Headset sensitivity 90 dB/mW with 32 Ohm impedance
- Certified to work with top virtual meeting providers
Headphones for the office
Low weight and monaural design of the HP Poly Blackwire 3215 headphones allow for comfortable wearing and simultaneous perception of the surrounding environment. The noise-cancelling microphone ensures clear communication even in busy environments, while the optimised sound supports natural voice reproduction. Flexible connectivity options make the headset a great choice for a variety of work environments.
Package contents:
Headset
USB-C cable
USB-C to USB-A Adapter
Travel case
User Manual
Specifications
Type of headphones
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Features and functions
Headphone characteristics
Microphone characteristics
Colour
Weight
Platform
Backlight
Number of headphones
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