Should all your employees have access to an office headset?

We believe wired and wireless headsets play an important role in the daily lives of computer-users. Not only are office headsets convenient, allowing clear, private, hands-free calling – they’re also more ergonomic than desk phones.

Some of the typical ergonomic risks of using a desk phone include:

1.Repeatedly reaching for your phone can put strain on your arm, shoulder, and neck.

2.Cradling the phone between your shoulder and head can result in neck pain. This pinching results in undue stress, along with nerve compression, in the neck and shoulders. These conditions can lead to problems in the arms, hands, and spine.
3.Telephone wires often get tangled, limiting the handset’s mobility and forcing the user to move into awkward positions.is hands-free calling an unnecessary expense?

The most effective solution is to connect an office headset

An office headset connects to your desk phone, computer, or mobile device either wireless, or via USB, RJ9, 3.5mm Jack. There are several business justifications for wired and wireless headset use, including:

1. Reduce risk of musculoskeletal issues

Control calls without having to reach for your handset. Most headsets feature easy-access buttons for answering, hanging up, muting and volume. This eliminates risky reaching, twisting and prolonged gripping.

2. Increase productivity

With both hands free, you’ll be able to multitask. Take notes, handle documents and work on your computer without having to juggle with a phone receiver.

3. Improve conversation clarity

Many headsets come with noise-canceling technology, ideal for busy environments. With better microphone and audio quality, calls are clearer and communication is easier.

4. Better for hybrid working

With the rise of hybrid working, Zoom, Teams and other online calling applications are now part of our daily lives. A headset affords workers the privacy they need to take video calls while in the office, and limits distractions when they’re at home. Inbertec headsets are compatible with Teams and many other UC apps, which can be perfect choice for hybrid work.