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Plantronics T10 Corded Headset Phone

Plantronics T10 Corded Headset Phone

(204 customer reviews)

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Description:

Math becomes an adventure with this addition and subtraction game that takes kids on a journey through Sum Swamp. They'll make their way over the crocodile shortcut and through the endless loop by adding and subtracting the numbers on the dice. Includes 12" x 17" game board, four swamp critter markers, two number dice and operation die. For 2-4 players.

Features:

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Convertible noise-canceling headset

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Adjustable volume and tone control

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Online indicator and headset stand included

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Contoured keypad

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Easy installation

Product Details:

Product Length:	9.0 inches
Product Width:	6.0 inches
Product Height:	4.25 inches
Product Weight:	1.2 pounds
Package Length:	9.4 inches
Package Width:	5.9 inches
Package Height:	4.3 inches
Package Weight:	1.45 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 204 reviews

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Customer Reviews:

Average Customer Review: 3.5

( 204 customer reviews )
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews

87 of 88 found the following review helpful:

The T10 works well--with a little help.Jun 23, 2006
By J. Hayden
If people love cats or hate them, the T10 headset phone is no different. So many reviews were critical, I hesitated to even try one. But I'm glad I ordered a T10, and it's a keeper. Instead of giving the phone a good workout for several months, I'll review it now so as to report my initial experiences and address the complaints.

The Headset Cord is over 6 ft. long, a plus. It plugs into the Headset Jack on the base. (The Oct 17, 2002, review stating that it's only 3 ft. long is outdated, and is alarmingly misleading.)

My unit does not make humming noises while in use, as some reported experiencing. This was a major concern, prior to purchase. (I have a DSL Internet connection for my computer, so I did need to plug the Line Cord into a DSL adapter, which plugs into the wall phone jack.)

The complaints about the Mute and On/Off buttons on the base being too close together? Yes, they are close. But they're also big, and they're labeled. The Mute button is 1¼ in. wide, and On/Off is 1¾ in. wide. Either button may be selected with ease, unless you're Bigfoot!

About the base's instability when you tap numbers in the top row. That did happen--but only when I placed the phone was way back on the table, and had to reach. I was dialing from a much lower angle than usual.

When the phone is closer, its natural to tap the numbers from a higher angle, and the unit remains adequately stable. That said, I would prefer that the unit's top surface was closer to parallel with its bottom, and not so high-angled. This may also present a lighting problem. If you happen to have a table lamp behind the base, as I do, it makes a shadow on the numbers--which are in their buttons' depressed tops.

I prefer using the headset, which feels light and comfortable. My head is fairly large, but the very expandable headband took care of that. I didn't need to bend the metal portion of the headband, as suggested, to make it any wider.

Adjusting Volume made incoming speech loud enough (and having a Tone control is a nice touch). But then my own voice was too loud in my ear. So I moved the Voice Boom tip two inches further away from my mouth (and may have spoken a little more softly without realizing it). The other person could still heard me loudly enough. And incoming and outgoing loudness were balanced for my ear! Perfecto!

I plan to use the T10 for any calls expected to last over 10 minutes. Especially, for tech phone help calls. Shades of that awful 4 hour call to India last year! My game plan is:

1) Make the call on the nearby cordless speakerphone.

2) Hands free, talk into the speaker to make menu choices.

3) Listen to the speaker while resuming work, and wait, wait, wait, for up to 30 minutes!

4) When a live person finally answers, ask them to wait a moment.

5) Press the speakerphone Hold button, slip the headset onto my head, and press the T10 On button. "Can you hear me now? Good!"

41 of 42 found the following review helpful:

Terrible, unusable if you have to speakDec 24, 2006
By Robert Patton
Like others, I purchased this for home office use. I read the mixed reviews and had faith in the positive reviews, to my later dismay. This phone and headset is terrible. The set beeps loudly and randomly while dialing a number, almost as if it is ringing but for example when only 3 digits into dialing a number. If you plow on and finish dialing, once you are connected the signal quality is horrible. If you leave mute off, there is a very loud hum on the line (not present on any other phone in my house or other phones plugged into that jack), and if you mute the phone a quiet but bearable hum. The loud hum is heard by the people you called. So basically the phone is bearable if you leave it on mute the whole time, but a complete waste of money if you actually need to talk. Aside from the hum and weird ringing, it is fine - headset is comfortable etc. DO NOT MAKE MY MISTAKE and buy this, I have tried 2 of these phones and both had the same problems, those few who are satisfied got lucky.

19 of 20 found the following review helpful:

Picks Up Radio SignalsMar 23, 2001

I purchased this phone for use in a home office and discovered immediately that it picked up a local radio station at a very audible level. I visited the Plantronics website and discovered that were well aware of this problem because it was listed in the FAQ on how to address the situation which they claimed was cause by living too close to radio station towers (we don't live near any radio towers). It went on to suggest ordering a filter to be installed between the phone and the headset control unit, but since this model has the head set control and phone fully integrated, I was doubtful of the solution. The alternative was to try several different locations and I finally discovered that if the phone was placed in my closet, the intereference dissappeared. I finally threw it away because of this ridiculous issue. Apart from this, it's a great phone, but this fatal flaw made it useless to me though I'm sure some users may never encounter this problem.

14 of 14 found the following review helpful:

great quality!Jun 12, 2001

This is the second model of this phone I have purchased - I'm a repeat buyer because the first one worked out so well. Great, clear sound quality, and a comfortable headset. I prefer a corded phone to cordless for the security factor, and because in a power outage a cordless phone is not operable. If you want a corded phone with a headset, this is the one!

11 of 11 found the following review helpful:

Discovered solution to buzzing issueJan 10, 2009
By W. Ash
I purchased this product refurbished for my business. At first I was reluctant because of some reviews, but I had difficulties finding another product that was all-inclusive such as this one.

I was wary and prepared to hear buzzing. I did not initially, but after I took my fourth client call there was so much buzzing in the line, I could not hear my client. I discovered the problem was interference with my cell phone which was on and near the unit. I simply removed that from the immediate area of the phone along with anything else that may cause a line disturbance and it was clear as a bell from there on.

So far I'm very happy with this product. I would have given it 5 stars, but it seems a little flimsy and fragile to me. Also, you need to hit the on/off button rather firmly to ensure it hangs up.

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