HP Poly Blackwire 3325 Stereo Microsoft Teams Certified USB-C Headset
Price €50.23 at 1 shop
The Blackwire 3300 Series is completely plug-n-play with USB devices, so users can take calls in the office or on the go. Its robust design delivers reliability you can count on. This is the hassle-free headset you've been looking for.
Boost your on-the-call confidence with professional-quality audio and a customized fit with a headset that can connect to your devices quickly and easily and is ready to go with you wherever you go.
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Compatible with PCs via USB Type-C cable or USB Type-C/A adapter and tablets via 3.5 mm audio port
Other operating systems supported
Android, iOS
UNSPSC-code
43191638
Bundled software
Poly Lens
Compatible operating systems
Windows 11; Windows 10; macOS; Android; iOS
Manufacturer data: Open Icecat
Product description
Style, comfort and audio quality
Built for style with a sleek design that focuses on comfort and reliability. Poly signature audio quality so you know you will sound great. And intuitive and simple features so every user can connect to their preferred device simply and easily.
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