Evaluate Your Work Environment. Where you work and how you plan to use your headset are the most important headset selection factors. Home or office? Any headset can be used at home since a long cord or a cordless phone can take you out of a noisy situation.

Noise. In the office, sound-enhancing features (two-ear headsets, high quality insulating ear cushions, versatile ear tip configurations) on a headset give the volume and clarity needed.

Background Noise. To reduce the background noise that callers hear, a headset with noise-canceling (NC) features does the trick.

Phone Hours. Comfort is the key. A headset should be light and if worn regularly, should have a quick disconnect to allow it to remain on your head.  If less frequent use means removing the headset fairly often, consider an ear bud style which quickly slips out of the ear.

Integrated Headset and Phone Options. An ideal option for a small office or home office environment. Look for features such as volume control, mute, headset/handset switch, and "plug and play" setup.

Select Adapter Plugs. Determine the style of plug needed to connect with your existing phone: plug prong adapter (most common to operator consoles and PBXs); modular adapter (for most phones except handset dialer styles); RJ11 plug (connects to computer modem); dual 3.5mm plugs (attach to speaker and microphone ports of a computer, sound card, or modem board).

Try our Headset WIZARD.for additional assistance.

If you already know which model you need go right to our CATALOG which lists every headset option Tele-Movers has to offer.

If you have a headset ready phone, click here for your options.

Looking for a  CORDLESS headset?  Try the 900 Mhz Cordless Model CA10 or the 2.4 Ghz Headset Telephone Model CT12.