Jabra 14201-35 EHS Adapter for Avaya Landline

The product works excellent. Definitely does the trick. I can roam around the office and out in the hallways up to 300 meters away, depending on walls. Headset has great reception as well.

Works well with the Jabra Pro 920 on Avaya IP phones.

I purchased the Jabra Link 35 EHS adapter to go with an Avaya 9611g (aka One-X Communicator) desk phone and JabraPRO 9470. So far I give this product 3 of 5 stars for the following reasons.The Misses:1.) For some unknown reason Jabra doesn't have any instructions on their website how to install the product and the instructions in the box are basic pictures which don't accurately depict what you must do in order to get the switch to function properly.2.) Many phones today give a chirp, beep, etc in the headset in addition to the phone ringing. The Link 35 doesn't monitor any sound coming to the headset only what is projected thru the speaker and if the speaker isn't turned up loud enough or the sensor (which is very cheaply made) isn't positioned in exactly the right place it won't identify an incoming call.3.) No way to release a call without disconnecting the line.The Good Parts:1.) Since it's an electronic switch it isn't dependent on the handset going into the cradle, or the other various hassles of manual hookswitch devices.2.) It has been pretty accurate and if you choose to place your phone on speaker and want to take it to your headset the adapter moves the call seamlessly to the headset.

Works as advertised.

I could hear my voice feedback through the phone while using this. I eventually had to remove it.

Compatibilidad 100% con telefonos AVAYA