Jabra M5390

sound, noise isolation

reliability, usability

60% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

71% der Kundenmeinungen auf Amazon.de bewerten dieses Produkt positiv.

Multiuse for desk phones, mobile phones and softphones; up to 70 metres wireless range; reasonable audio quality

Pricey; no handset-lifter included; incoming audio could be louder; background noise can affect calls

Variety of connection methods ; Headset all but impossible to lose ; Good voice quality

Lacks handset lifting capability ; Headset is huge

We ultimately couldn't shake the suspicion that the M5390 might think of itself as a premium executive headset, but it can't help but look like a call centre model. Within an office environment it can work very well indeed, but we can't see too many...

High range ; clarity

Large

Multiuse for desk phones, mobile phones and softphones; up to 70 metres wireless range; reasonable audio quality

Pricey; no handset-lifter included; incoming audio could be louder; background noise can affect calls

Jabra’s M5390 achieves its goal of providing a headset for use across multiple devices, but the lack of an included handset-lifter is a downside, especially considering the hefty asking price.

Der er stort set det hele i pakken. Det eneste der er lidt ærgeligt, er at man ikke kan lade headsettet via et mini USB stik, det kunne være et kæmpe plus

Out of the box, I was able to plug in the included USB dongle, pair it with the headset and start using it under Ubuntu Linux 11.10 ; Works well with Skype on Linux. also works fine with Audacity, Movie Player, and Banshee on Linux ; Good Range: I can...

By connecting up with the included A335W USB dongle, I was not able to get the mute button on the headset to function under Ubuntu Linux. It is frustrating to have to go into the control panel to mute and unmute the headset. (minus two stars on this...