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Poly Voyager Legend Wireless Headset (Plantronics) - Single-Ear Bluetooth w/Noise-Canceling Mic - Voice Controls - Mute & Volume Buttons - Ergonomic Design -Connect to Mobile/Tablet via Bluetooth -FFP

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Condition
New
Style
Headset
Model
87300-241
Weight
18.14 g
Color
Black
Ear Placement
In Ear
Impedance
16 ohm
Warranty
1 Year Manufacturers Warranty
Works with
Android, Tablets, iPhone, iPhone 15

Features 5

  • CLEAR AUDIO QUALITY: Take conversations on the go or on the road with confidence as your headsets sophisticated noise-canceling microphones optimize your voice and minimize noise caused by wind, movement, and other background sounds.Note : If the size of the earbud tips does not match the size of your ear canals or the headset is not worn properly in your ears, you may not obtain the correct sound qualities or call performance. Change the earbud tips to ones that fit more snugly in your ears.Audio Sensitivity:80 decibels.Compatible phone models:iPhone X
  • CONNECTIVITY & MOBILITY: Connect your mobile device or tablet through Bluetooth and move freely with up to a 33 ft (10 m) range and up to 7 hours of talk time; and with multipoint technology, youll enjoy the convenience of having two phones connected at once.
  • HANDS-FREE: Optimize every call as intelligent sensors pause music and direct calls to your phone or headset; with intuitive voice commands, you dont even need to lift a fingersimply use your voice to answer or ignore calls, check battery level, & more.
  • EASY-TO-REACH BUTTONS: Conveniently placed buttons let you easily access and control mute, volume, and power.

Description

The Voyager Legend earpiece headset delivers unsurpassed audio clarity, all- day comfort, and the hands-free mobility you need to take calls on the road or on the go. Sound the way you want with your Plantronics headset’s triple-mic active Digital Signal Processing (DSP), with noise and wind canceling—the perfect remedy for blocking out distracting background sound. With its Bluetooth connection, the Voyager Legend lets you freely move up to 33 feet (10 meters) as well as connect a second smartphone or tablet with your headset’s multipoint technology. Smart sensors take a load off your shoulders by pausing your music and routing calls directly to your mobile. Voice commands further simplify how you communicate by letting you answer or ignore calls, check battery level, and monitor connection status by merely tapping the voice command button and then speaking. Plus, the mute, volume, and power buttons are located on your headset for easy access. The Voyager Legend also sports a balanced and comfortable design—you’ll practically forget you’re wearing it! The convenience continues thanks to the included charging cord’s magnetic, snap-fit connection making recharging your phone headset quick and easy.

Specs 41

Brand PLT
Color Black
Ear Placement In Ear
Form Factor In Ear
Impedance 16 ohm
Brand Name PLT
Model Number 87300-241
Model Name Voyager Legend

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The Best Headset Available on the Market but Have the Right Expectations
Number of Items: 1
This headset is not perfectly perfect in every way but it is the best that you can buy. This is the only headset in the Plantronics lineup listed as having "premium" quality sound. It is Plantronics' flagship headset. Plantronics is the industry leader in earpiece headsets. If you are looking for the highest-quality headset you can buy, look no more. You have come to the right page. The primary complaint I've read about on the Plantronics customer service site is that after two years the battery will die a natural death due to old age. So do realize that this will not last forever. If your battery dies while the headset is under warranty, that's too soon and Plantronics will replace it. If your battery dies in less than 2 years but out of warranty, Plantronics is currently offering customers substantial discounts to buy replacements. (Save your receipt! Scan it if you're paperless. Or buy it from Amazon where they will keep a record for you.) I just bought my second one - the first lasted about 4 years for me with light use. I did read that some can get extra life out of their battery by putting the headset into a ziploc and then into the freezer overnight... so if you're here for a replacement, you might try that first and buy a little more time. I got a few extra months out of mine by discarding the (optional accessory) case I was using to charge it and by charging it directly through the OEM cord that came with it (so save that too!). WHAT YOU GET: Packaging is Easy to Open: there is a large sticker sealing the opening to the smallish box closed. That is easily cut with a pair of scissors. Then pull out the cardboard wings that are tucked into slots on each side of the front of the box and open it up. - Plantronics headset (battery is permanently installed) - Proprietary charging cord with separate wall plug - Two additional ear plugs -- larger and smaller than the one preinstalled on the headset - Foam covers for the ear plugs, to use or not as you prefer - Instruction Booklet - Instructions on Firmware Update - Safety Warnings - Some stuff in another language The cord is USB on the wall end and proprietary on the headset end (only matches the headset). That means that you can plug the cord into the computer to get firmware and software updates from Plantronics (which is the first thing that they recommend you do upon unpackaging your headset). The cord is short, just under 10" long (without the connectors). It's easy to change the ear plugs in and out so that you can try different sizes. You just press in and turn to the left. To insert one, you press in and turn to the right. (All of this is in the instruction book.) I found that I could use the small or the medium. I'm a 5'7" woman who weighs more than she should but you wouldn't hate sitting next to me on a plane. The ear plug sits loosely just inside your ear. You may not even feel it. It's definitely not a snug fit and you will hear surrounding sounds in both ears. What keeps the headset in place is the rest of it, not the ear plug. The boom mic is adjustable. I found it was directly pointed toward my mouth in it's lowest position. The device has a call button on the round part, from which the boom extends. That's for taking and ending calls if you don't want to use voice commands, which also work. On the underside of the boom is another button that mutes calls among other things. There is a volume rocker on the upper back part of the largest part of the device -- the part that goes behind the ear. And below that is the on/off switch. At the bottom of the back is the charging connector -- just a bit of recessed coppery looking metal. It reads "Plantronics" in very subtle small pale gray lettering at the bottom of the largest part of the device, on both sides. You can see where it is in the small shiny black part at the bottom of the picture. If you have the right expectations (it's not a magic genie... It may only last for two years... A very few of them will be defective and will require replacement...), you will be delighted with your purchase. You will not find better sound quality anywhere else. If you are used to music headphones, the looser, more open feel of the headset in your ear (or barely touching the front of your ear), might take some adjustment. I highly recommend this product and am confident that, if after reading this review you still want it, you will not be disappointed. UPDATE: One feature I have come to really appreciate is the voice commands. Some parts of my house get spotty cell phone reception. So, when I'm wearing the headset (during work hours), I always leave my phone in a "good reception area" of the house. If a call comes in, I don't have to rush back to the headset to pick it up, I just say, "answer" and the headset picks up the call. If the caller is in my address book, the phone will announce who's calling. If I'm silent or say "decline," the call is not picked up. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2014 by The Compari-Shopper
Great headset compared to competition.
Number of Items: 1
The only bluetooth set I have tried for comparison is the Jawbone Icon HD, just to give you some context because I appreciate this set more as a result. The Icon HD has better styling and does not make you look like a telemarketer but this one is better. Once you get used to it, it is very easy to pop on or off, and secure in place. The behind the ear piece took a bit to get used to but it does not bother me anymore. The unit is not comfortable for my girlfriend because she has smaller ears so that's something to keep in mind. Overall the unit is a bit large compared to some of the other headsets and maybe not as sexy but the sound and integration is much better. The sound quality is great and I have no trouble hearing people even in loud environments, like my car. Compared to the Icon HD, I am able to turn the volume up without it hurting my ear (the Icon HD is too high pitched when you crank it up and it is uncomfortable. People also say they can hear me great and can't tell that I am using a bluetooth. The integration with my Galaxy S3 can't get any better. If I want to answer a call by using the bluetooth, I just pop it in my ear and it automatically answers. I am not sure how the sensor works, but it has never misfired and answered a call by just having my hand brush up against it or something. If however, I want to just pick up my handset, I answer it like a regular call and the call goes straight to my handset, ignoring it. This is really great because I never have to press any additional buttons or think about things. For comparison, if I have my Icon HD paired and I pick up the call by picking up the handset, the call still gets routed to my bluetooth and the person can't hear me and I can't hear them until i realize that I have to press an extra button on my phone to rerout the call from the bluetooth to the handset. It takes a second but is annoying to me. Lastly, some people have complained about the proprietary magnetic charger. At first I thought it would suck because it would force me to buy their products if I wanted an extra charger. However, it works so great that I think it is totally worth it. The charger pops on and off easily with one hand and you can do it in the dark in the car without fumbling. The two parts just sort of find each other if you get them close. I started appreciating this feature when I used my icon HD which has a very sturdy usb connection but is tough to attach/ detach with one hand. It is easy to switch from left to right ear which is nice when I use it a lot. The battery life is great. The one downside is that it is a weird shape and I don't have a good place to put it when I am not at home or in the car. It's not something that you want to just through in your pocket - it's sort of flexible and feels like it may break. That's why I bought the Icon HD but I don't like it nearly as much and I barely us it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2014 by Doc808
Overall happy with purchase
Number of Items: 1
I purchased a cheaper plantronics bluetooth headset locally and was very disappointed with the sound quality. I decided to try this one, and I'm glad I did. The different charger is not a huge deal for me, though I do plan to get the hard case soon (as it doesn't come with any kind of case) and the hard case uses a micro USB charger like the rest of my electronics. Good things: I was really skeptical about the sensor working well to change between the headset and the phone during phone calls. It has surprised me in a good way. It changes almost flawlessly. (The almost is that I grabbed the headset with my fingers in a certain spot and it thought it was on my ear so transferred back. But I let go and it went right back to my phone.) I even turned the bluetooth on from my phone and turned the headset on in the middle of a call (was off when I received the call) and the call transferred to the headset without a problem when I put it on. The sound quality is really good. I wouldn't say awesome, but I have no real problems with it. The voice commands work really well. I do speak a bit louder, but I'm not sure that I have to? The other headset I tried I had to practically scream at. This one I don't have to. Even with background noise and wind about 20 mph this headset performs well. Others can hear me just fine. I haven't tried it on one of our 60mph wind days, but I'm not sure anything could drown that out! Not so good things: The headset size for the over-the-ear part is not adjustable, so if you have smaller ears it will not fit as well. This causes the headset to rest mostly on the part that goes into my ear. It doesn't fit so well. However, it usually stays on so it is something I'm willing to live with. I have thought to try to fill in the upper part of the gap, but I'm not sure if that would throw off the sensors. This headset is not so comfortable with glasses. I do wear contacts, but since I bought this to use mainly while driving, sunglasses do present a challenge. It does still work, but is a bit more to maneuver. The volume is a little off, or at least just to me. The volume for calls is loud for me. I can't seem to get it to go low enough. However when I go to use the voice dialing or listen to the headset info (such as battery) the volume is really low on that. So the phone calls are much louder than the headset's own audio. This is great if you are in a noisy environment and have to hear the call, but not so great when you want to lessen the strain on your ear in a quiet area. Overall I'm very happy with this headset and would purchase again. It does what I need it to do, and the battery does seem to last. I'm not sure it lasts the advertised 7 hours, but it does last a long time. I haven't timed it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2014 by Erin
Best headsets I've found, but ...
Number of Items: 1
Update (2023-07-02): I'm leaving my previous review intact below and adding a few thoughts. Most of it still applies to some extent. But ... this is the best headset I've ever had for my purpose, and I still can't find anything better. I don't talk on the phone any other way. Better? Noise cancellation and sound quality has been good on most of the 11 I've owned (yes, 11). I think some were counterfeits. Everyone can understand me on the other end, and many I've talked to had no clue I was going down the road (even with the windows down). The last one I bought was in December of 2022. I have two that still work fine. I don't know if the most recent failure is one of the more recent purchases, or a very old one. It literally wore out. The last two that failed lost their skins. I bought my first one in April of 2016. I only have one reason for not upgrading to the 5200. I despise micro-USB. I love the magnet connector for these. I can just reach up and pull it off the charge cable and put it on my ear while driving with minimal distraction. I carry two on the truck within reach so that when one battery gets low the other is right there. I can even snap the charger on the headset without having to see it. Try that with micro-USB. So, if you have time and patience to fiddle with micro-USB, by all means get the 5200. It's a better headset in every way, except for that. Poly seems to have migrated this headset over much better than they had at the beginning of 2023. There's a new app, and it works. I haven't tried to update the headset online with a PC since the end of 2022. If Poly would update this headset's internals, and leave the size, shape, and charger intact, I'd pay more for that one than another one of these. If I knew that they had, I'd be buying one from their website. There are numerous SKUs of this headset. There's no way for us mere mortals to know what the differences are, if any. I suspect that one or two of the FFP models were counterfeit, but I'm going to gamble again. The warranty will be out long before any problems become apparent. Then I'll buy another one ... or the Voyager Legend 2024. I am buying another one so I'll have two spares. Only 2 of the 11 are left. I started keeping one at home too. My wife is still using a 5200, but she has a couple of these ... somewhere. Previously (circa January 2023): I think I've purchased my last Legend, even though I haven't tested it yet. It's time to find something better, and that's going to be hard. My ear fits these too well. Be aware that this headset appears to no longer be fully supported online. Plantronics is now Poly. I just downloaded the latest version of Plantronics Hub from Poly's support site, which appears to be the remnants of Plantronics support site. When I run the Plantronics Hub and try to update the headset I get, "Plantronics Hub is unable to connect to the server." I suspect that the update server no longer exists, though I can't be sure. The most recent firmware version is v.109, and may be the last one. That doesn't take away from the quality and usefulness of the headset at all. It's still the best noise-cancelling headset I can comfortably wear. Driving a truck I wear one all the time. Having said all that, I have had issues with some of the ones I've purchased more recently, and my wife has too. Some of them don't cancel noise as well as others, though they all come up as the same product, and the same firmware version. Early on, they were all flawless. Lately, they're not. We've had a couple that failed before we managed to destroy them ourselves. And it's possible that more modern devices don't connect as well to the older version of bluetooth these support. This is a very good legacy product. Last note: My wife has one of the newer 5200s, and didn't like it nearly as well as these. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2017 by NLS
if you use your phone to communicate throughout your work day, especially while driving, this is the headset to purchase
Number of Items: 1
AMAZING headset!! Yes, it is a little pricey but well worth the cost. I was a little reluctant to spend $80 on a headset, but I am very happy that I made the plunge. I am a field Communications Technician out in the field, driving my work truck all day. I use my headset 12 to 13 hours a day so I need a good quality, good hands-free operation, and most importantly, a comfortable head set with great battery life, and this head set does it all!! As long as I am not sweating allot (don't want to short out the head set) I am able to keep this head set on for my entire day (13 hours) without any discomfort. I actually forget that I am wearing it. I need to use 2 phones throughout my day, all day (one wok owned I Phone, and my personal Droid) and this headset stays connected to both phones flawlessly. Over the last 10 years I have had at least 12 different headsets, from nearly every manufacturer but I have never had a headset that did not have difficulties when using 2 phones at the same time. The sound quality is perfect for music, radio, and phone. I setup surround sound for my music and I am AMAZED!! It sounds like I have a speaker in each ear. I don't know how they do this, but I was amazed!! The hands free features work flawlessly. For the most part, I don't have to touch my phone at all. I hit the call button on the boom, say, "Call Dispatch", the headset replies "Call Dispatch", I say yes, and the phone calls dispatch. If I get a call while I am driving, the phone rings and I can say "answer" or "ignore". The head set has a separate volume button which may seem unimportant, but it's not. It is very important when driving a company vehicle all day. There is no fumbling around trying to lower or increase volume while driving. I just picked up my headset to check the status... I had the headset on from 7:30 AM till 7:00PM yesterday, I used it all day to keep in touch with my companies dispatch and to pre-call customers. I left the headset on all night and right now, 20 hours from last using it and there is 4 hours of talk-time left!!! Keep in mind, I listen to my favorite radio station through my Droid phone during the day too. When a call comes through, or I make a call, the radio automatically lowers the volume. When I am done with the call my talk radio volume comes back to where I had it set previously. Granted, spending $80 on an item that is easily lost or broken is a difficult decision for the average worker-bee. But, if you use your phone to communicate throughout your work day, especially while driving, this is the headset to purchase. So far, I have not found one little negative feature. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2014 by Matt
Has some great features, but...
Number of Items: 1
I bought this for my wife but she's not thrilled with it. It's a little heavy - perhaps twice the weight or more of the Voyager 520s she has used for years. It doesn't have the in-the-ear fitting, it's more up-to-the-ear. I think that will just take some getting used to. My wife isn't really excited about it but I think that it announces callers by contact name rather than by number is pretty cool - especially when you can't immediately reach or find your phone. Voice answer is good, too, but takes a little practice to satisfy the voice recognition in the headset. So, why 3 stars instead of 4 or 5? The proprietary charging system is why. After having spent years buying expensive proprietary charging devices, especially expensive when buying car chargers, for Plantronics headsets I had hoped that Plantronics had joined the rest of the industry in using micro-USB for charging like my Motorola HX550 does. Instead, I find myself having to buy a bunch more proprietary chargers. The charger cable connects magnetically and is easily dislodged, leaving you with an uncharged headset. Even worse - terrible, even, is that the charging cable is only about 1 foot long! That means that you have to plug the thing in and reach to the floor just about to get to the headset. I don't know about you, but I don't have tables 12 inches off the ground right next to my outlets. Hanging a magnet connection by the heavy headset pretty much means the headset is on the floor. This charging system is just about the stupidest thing I have seen in cellular phone accessories. So.. that's why 3 stars. Update 7/12/14. After having this a few months I have to update. No longer is it worthy of even 3 stars but it's not quite bad enough to get one star since I haven't yet thrown it away. My wife eventually refused to use the headset and I got stuck with it when I lost my Voyager 520 - we had used those for years. What I found with the voyager legend is that, for all it's high-tech features, it really fails as a functional tool. Voice recognition on the phone is broken. On the 520, redialing always redialed the last dialed number - what you expect from redial. With the Legend, redial is not redial; it's dial. It dials the last call, inbound or outbound. So an incoming wrong number or telemarketing call breaks your redial to call back your office or wife. Redial on the legend almost never gets me to who it is that I want to talk. Even worse, with the Legend if your headset disconnects for any reason, just walking to the next room, redial will complain that there's no number to dial. When I installed the Legend I had to approve it to access my call history on my phone but it doesn't do anything useful with it. Even though it has access, the legend won't figure out who the last call was once you've walked out of the room and back, disconnecting and reconnecting the headset. Also, my phone had voice dial that worked with the 520. With the Legend it interrupts the voice commands to try to handle it in the Legend rather than the phone making voice dial on the phone impossible. We ended up getting my wife a Plantronics M55 for about 1/4 the price of the legend and she likes it fine even though it is more cheaply made and, therefore less comfortable than the Voyager 520. I'm more practical and won't throw away the Legend; I'll use it while it lasts but I won't buy another nor will I recommend that anyone buy one. Update 8/26/2014. Ok, I'm going with the one star now. Because I use my mobile phone for work,, I need reliability and quality in a headset. The Legend has a sensor that detects when you put the headset on and take it off. Apparently it is not very reliable. As I wear the Legend in important phone calls, it would switch back and forth between headset and handset to the point that I had important customers complaining. The Legend is in the trash replaced with the 29 dollar M55. That's about 150 dollars in headset and charging accessories/cables down the drain. What a waste. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2014 by debndale
Better than previous headsets, but not perfect, with some annoyances
Number of Items: 1
The Bad 1. First thing you need to do when you get this headset - attach it to your computer and turn on the high quality voice (sorry, don't remember what they call it). It ships with it off by default, and frankly, it's not very good with it off. It was much, much better with it turned on. It should really have been shipped with it turned on by default. 2. It uses a proprietary magnetic charger, not standard micro usb. Again - annoying. The charger works ok, but now it requires carrying 2 chargers with you everywhere you go rather than just 1. Did you forget the charger at home? With micro usb there's a good chance you can borrow someone else's, and if you can't, you can go to any store and buy a new charger or cable. With the proprietary charger you're out of luck. Good luck finding one in stores, ha. It's also a short, tiny cable that leaves you with no opportunity to leave the headset charging on a desk, night stand, etc. Or if you run out of battery, the cable is way to short to leave it hooked up while using it. 3. While Plantronics professional office headset that I have does bluetooth flawless (with an admittedly much larger base that connects via bluetooth to the cell phone), this headset does not. You somehow still get pops, crackle, very slight dropouts in the conversation. 4. The volume level is ok but not great. Works at home on high volume pretty well, but even there I find myself wishing for a bit more volume. 5. While voices are very legible, they lack...warmth? Midrange? You can understand the words the other person is saying perfectly fine, but conveying warm and friendly tones is difficult. The Good 1. While not perfect (like their larger desk version headset pretty much is), you can hear the details of what the other person is saying very well. It's the best bluetooth headset I've ever used (if you don't count headset with a base station) for that. 2. People on the other end tell me I sound slightly clearer and louder with this headset than I do using my phone directly. Usually it's the opposite. Only one I've used where that's the case - except for other models that have a base station. 3. It's fairly comfortable on your ear. Would give it a 4/5. It's not tiring. A little loose, but no worries at all about it falling off. Lightweight. 4. The power button is a physical button you move up and down which is absolutely great - so tired of the "press, hold...did it come on?" approach. This is much better, really appreciate that. Also, the volume button is also physical and can be used easily while on the call - again nicer than most other headsets I've used. Don't have to fumble around with "oh, which button is it?". It tells you when you're at max volume to, which is nice. I've give it 3.5 stars if I could. But I really think that they should be able to completely get rid of the click and pops in a bluetooth headset in this day and age, and this one doesn't do that. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2014 by W. Gayther
Expensive, but well worth it!
Number of Items: 1
I can't even begin to count how many different bluetooth headsets I've tried. This has been the best one, by far. While it is expensive, consider the amount of money and time that you can waste by trying out less expensive headsets. Over the years, I've probably spent several-fold the cost of this one on various sets; each one of them having had "I can't hear you" or "can you repeat that" being reverberated through their earpieces, over and over. Equipment I've used this with: 1. Iphone 4S - Great! 2. Cisco SPA525G2 IP Phone - Great! 3. Mac Mini - Great! Pros: 1. The people whom I've spoken to have not had any issues hearing me. People have even made note of the transmission clarity. 2. If you're away from your phone, it will announce who's calling. 3. Fairly comfortable. You have to play around and figure out which of the included earpieces is right for you, but once you do, then the device is decently comfortable. I've even worn glasses with it and it's been fine. 4. Can connect to 2 devices simultaneously, but can apparently remember more than 2 devices. The earpiece can connect to any two of the three devices (that I listed above) without any re-pairing. Cons: 1. Sometimes a little slow to pick up a signal. For example, from the time I press the talk button, and until it connects to my Cisco phone, a few seconds have elapsed. Not the end of the world, though. 2. Price. I have to admit that I was extremely apprehensive about spending this amount on a headset, given the experiences that I've had with other ones. But it's like dating...you may go out with a bunch of people whom you don't connect well with, but then you find a person who's awesome. 3. It can occasionally be difficult to hear the person with whom I'm speaking to, but 90% of the time, I don't have this issue. So for that remaining 10%, I can't necessarily say that the headset is at fault. There are many other possible variables to factor in. Tips: 1. Don't waste your money on the desk dock thing. If you get a piece of double-sided foam mounting tape (I like the Scotch 3M kind), you can just stick the charging end onto your desk. The earpiece will easily drop on to it and stay there. Remember, it's a magnetic charger, similar to how apple does their macbook chargers. Notes: 1. I haven't gotten to try this in the car since my car has a bluetooth system built-in. Haven't gotten to try it outside yet either. But even in a moderately noisy office, it's good. 2. Like all bluetooth devices, this does have a relatively short range. Not the headset's fault. In an open space, the range actually is decent. 3. I've been using this for about 5 weeks now. I'll update my post should things change. 4. If you're using this solely in an office environment, then you're better off getting a "DECT"-type headset. You'll get even better range and clarity. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2014 by JB
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