Jabra GO 6470 Bluetooth Headset with Touchscreen for Deskphone, Softphone & Mobile Phone Review
Jabra's GO 6470 series Bluetooth headset delivers triple device connectivity to mobile phones, desk phones, and softphones, as well as superior audio performance and protection for mobile workers who need to stay in touch no matter where work takes them.
Price : $198.00
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Jabra GO 6470 Bluetooth Headset with Touchscreen for Deskphone, Softphone & Mobile Phone Feature
- Featuring state-of-the-art audio technologies
- With Bluetooth, USB and telephone support
- Touchscreen Display - The Jabra GO 6470 features an exclusive touch screen base that simplifies call management.
- Multi-device Connectivity - Multi-device connectivity technology lets you manage phone calls from several different devices such as desk phones, tablets, PCs and smartphones, with one single headset.
- Smartphone & Tablet Ready
- 150m Wireless Freedom - Get wireless mobility up to 150 meters to fully control your Jabra hands-free solution with DECT technology. Answer calls, multitask and move freely around on your terms.
- HD Voice - High quality audio for crystal clear conversations Enjoy high-definition sound with HD Voice and get crystal clear, intelligible communication
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Costumer review
18 of 18 people found the following review helpful.
Pricey, but great product
By T. Larson
I've had this headset for a couple of months now, and I love it. The only thing I don't love is the price - it' really expensive! I bought an adaptor for it so that it works with my Avaya 5410 Desk phone - I definitely recommend getting such an adapter if you have an office phone, as it simplifies the interaction with the desk phone (p.s. - get the electronic adapter, not the adapter that physically lifts the handset). Note that Jabra has several models for this type of headset - the one I bought works with cell phone, desk phone, and computer (via USB), but other models work with just 1 or 2 devices. Make sure you know what you're buying.
Let's get into the details.
When my desk phone rings, all I have to do is pick up the headset, put it on my head, and start talking. To hang up, simply put the headset back in the charger. There is no need to actually touch your desk phone, provided you get the add-on adapter.
When my cell phone rings, all I have to do is pick up the headset, put it on my head, and start talking.
I don't use skype, so I can't comment on that, but my understanding is the experience is similar, and that the headset knows when someone is calling you on Skype.
I use Google Chat for making outgoing phone calls. To do this, I pick up the headset, put it on my head, hit the computer icon on the touchscreen, then go to google chat, type in a phone number and click the connect button in google chat.
I also use it for listing to audio on my computer, usually webinars and training videos. It seems to have a power saving mode where if there is silence for 4-5 seconds, it will cut the audio off, and it takes a second or so for the audio to come back on when noise starts playing from the computer again. This results in losing that second of audio. Not a big deal for me, but it might bother you. There may be a way to turn off the power save mode, but it doesn't bother me, so I haven't dealt with it.
As for the physical hardware: the base is compact, but sturdy. The equipment feels like it is well made. It doesn't slide around on the desk. You can use the headset with just the earpiece (like most bluetooth headsets) or with an over-the-head adapter. I found the over-the-head adapter to be more comfortable, but you can do it either way and it doesn't effect the functionality. You can adjust the volume by sliding your finger up and down the earpiece - it's a slick way to do the volume adjustment.
The setup is a bit involved - I'm in IT, so it didn't bother me, but if you have trouble getting your DVD player, receiver, and TV all hooked up, you might want to get someone to help you get everything connected. The instructions are great, but there are a lot of wires to plug in.
I haven't tested out the range too far - I've walked to the kitchen, which is about 35 feet away and through a couple of walls, and the audio quality didn't flutter at all. Audio quality has been perfect, as far as I can tell. There have been some issues in quality when using google chat, but I'm pretty sure that's due to the VoIP connection with google, not the headset.
I haven't had the battery run out yet, but the longest I've used it at once has been 2-3 hours and it hasn't died on me yet, so it's good enough for me.
Overall, I was looking for one headset that I could use for everything - computer, cell phone, and desk phone, and I wanted one that was wireless. This headset, while expensive, is just what I was looking for.
Due to the cost, I don't plan to ever let this leave my office, even when I'm on a call and need to leave in my car. I just don't want to have to buy a replacement headset.
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Update!
I've had the headset for 20 months now, and it's still working very well. The battery in the headset seems to be holding up well, too. I had a ridiculously long conference call today, and the battery lasted for 3 hours of continuous use before it died. I am pleased.
15 of 15 people found the following review helpful.
More than just Bluetooth
By T. Yogerst
For those of you shopping for just a bluetooth headset, there may be a bit of sticker shock. But there's more here than meets the eye.
First of all, this is a long-range, cordless headset for a business phone. For comparison, its on par with the GN 9350 series with a range of 100ft when used with the base connected to your office phone (NOT Bluetooth). For remote-answering, you may also want to check out a GN1000 lifter or an electronic hookswitch (EHS) for your make/model phone system. These types of headsets are usually around $200 for decent models with noise-cancellation.
Then throw Bluetooth into the mix. With a tap on the screen, or holding the earpiece button for a few seconds, the Bluetooth mode is engaged. Note that Bluetooth has a range of 80ft or less, so this is more limited at the workplace. But now you have the same headset working with your cellphone or laptop (provided they have BT capability).
So you're at work using this headset with your main phone, and your cellphone rings. Click over to BT mode and answer it. Or you have a call on Skype, voice-messenger, etc., so switch over to PC and start talking. Most office folks have two or three headsets for these functions. This one handles it all in style.
We use them for people who work from home frequently and/or need to be mobile while at the office. Hands-free without switching earpieces all day long.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
Incredible headset and bargain!!
By D Miller
I'm in the financial services field and have used headsets since the mid-90s in lieu of holding a receiver. Years ago the industry-standard was Plantronics and they were excellent however GN Netcom has completely up the stakes. I got an e-mail from hello direct advertising this exact product for over $400, by any standard that's a very expensive headset so I did a little research and found out that it does so much more than just cut the wire from your desk phone. You can toggle by touchscreen between cell phone, desk phone, and soft phone making it an amazingly versatile unit. The sound quality is incredible and it's extremely comfortable to wear. The best part, I ordered this on Amazon for $233 delivered next day!!! Hello direct is twice the price, as were most of the competitors. I have no idea how Amazon gets these deals but I check here before I buy anything check online. Amazon has saved me thousands of dollars on office equipment and on items for around the house.
The bottom line is that this headset can replace all headsets you may be currently using with nothing more than the touchscreen toggle. For under $250 you can't go wrong.
Cord was too short
Short cord, worthless user guide
Useless, you get what you pay for.