Big props to Plantronics for designing a small Bluetooth headset that actually looks nice. No longer will you be forced to have the tri-force themed headset protruding from your ear flashing all ...

The world of ear attachments is now a fairly complicated one, and any decision-making tree based on the premise that you actually want to buy something with which to process audible content is going ...

Choosing the Plantronics USB adapter as the sound output device This kind of versatility allows you to take the BackBeat Pro+ with you and connect it to any computer by just plugging in the adapter ...

The Bluetooth headset might not be the first accessory you think of when considering the "extreme" lifestyle, but Plantronics believes you're missing out. Its new Voyager 5200 picks up where the ...

There are a ton of Bluetooth headsets on the market today, and because I prefer talking hands-free, I’ve tried a lot of them. But as a Bluetooth enthusiast (yes, we exist), I’ve been continually ...

The sound quality is great for the price, however, the comfort is non-existent. Maybe it would be fine for kids, but adults will experience a clamped skull. Following its mainstream PC gamer release ...

If you’re a fan of larger smartphones such as the 5.7 in. Samsung Galaxy Note or the 5.6-in. iPhone 6 Plus, you may be in the market for a Bluetooth headset. These larger phones are incredibly useful, ...

If your ear is attached to your phone during much of the workday, you are in the market for a serious headset such as Plantronics’ new Voyager 5200. The latest in the Voyager series of mobile headsets ...

There is no shortage of over-the-ear headphones, with manufacturers ranging from Bose to Bang & Olufsen and even Sony flooding the market with models. So where does a midrange brand like Plantronics ...

To really see how these performed, we sat down and played around with a few different features. First off, we listened to a bunch of our favourite tracks - including the latest albums from The Killers ...

I've been a tech journalist for almost 25 years and started Pocket-lint in 2003. Over the years I've questioned or interviewed leading tech industry figures from Steve Jobs, Steve Ballmer, Mark ...