
The HP Poly Voyager Focus 2 UC wireless headphones with microphone fit snugly to the ears, making them ideal for travel. The enclosed design reduces sound leakage while dampening ambient noise. Advanced digital hybrid ANC effectively eliminates unwanted sounds. Acoustic Fence technology ensures clear voice transmission without distracting noise. With smart sensors, you can answer calls or pause music by simply removing the headphones. The battery lasts up to 19 hours with ANC on and can be extended by connecting via USB cable. The headphones connect to your computer using the included adapter, and to your phone via Bluetooth 5.1. An indicator on the headset signals others that a call is in progress. The HP headset is compatible and certified to work with major online meeting platforms. The headphones operate in the frequency range of 20-20,000 Hz with a sensitivity of 102 dB/mW.

Using the headphones is simple - smart sensors on the earpieces allow you to control calls and music playback. Microphone with moving boom maintains balanced sound in every situation. For faster control, you can use Siri and Google voice assistants.

With a range of up to 50 metres, the HP Poly Voyager Focus 2 UC uses Bluetooth 5.1. Charging is via the charging stand. Battery life depends on the mode selected:

Dimensions:
155 × 66 × 183 mm (W×D×H)
Package contents:
Wireless headset
micro USB charging cable
Quick Guide
Travel case
Charging stand
BT700 Bluetooth USB Adapter
USB Type-A to USB Type-C Adapter
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