Overall, the Jabra Pro 930 is still relevant in 2021 in certain situations. This underscores the importance of knowing up front how you plan on using a headset, and what your current, and near future needs are. If those needs today, and the foreseeable future center around the need of a headset used with a computer, and nothing else, then the Jabra Pro 930 could be a solid choice. The Jabra PRO 930 is certified and optimized for all leading Unified Communications platforms and is easy to set up with plug and play connectivity and you can control your calls with the simple and intuitive call control buttons on the headset itself. Talk time up to 6 hours in wideband sound mode and up to 8 hours in narrowband sound mode, with up to 36 hours standby, so no need to charge the headset in working hours. Some, or maybe even many of you, will be familiar with this wireless headset. If so, much of what I’ll be discussing may be redundant due to your familiarization with this model.

As noted earlier, where a Jabra Pro 930 comes up short is for those who want to use a wireless headset on the go with Bluetooth enabled devices. This isn’t something that the Jabra Pro 930 was designed to do, and would therefore be the wrong headset choice. Final thoughts Jabra PRO 930 frees users from their desk, enabling them to find documents and multi-task with maximum efficiency while on a call. Apart from being able to walk and talk up to 120 m/325ft away from their desk, users will also benefit from enhanced ergonomics. Before I jump into this, I wanted to let you know that I recorded a Youtube video on this exact subject. A lot of people prefer to watch video content rather than laboring through the written word. Either way, we’ve got you covered.

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The Jabra IntelliPower® system automatically adjusts power consumption, saving energy and reducing CO² emissions. What single thing do all of these applications have in common? They’re all computer based. So, if you have a headset that is capable of connecting to a computer, and the applications we use are computer based, then it stands to reason that a DECT headset, the Jabra Pro 930 in this case, is still relevant for those who use applications such as those mentioned above.

These sounds included office noise, dogs barking, wind and our signature blender test where we fire up a Vitamix blender about 3 feet away set on high. Needless to say it’s noisy and a good challenge for any headset. With a range of up to 120m the Jabra PRO 930 gives you the freedom to move freely around your office and continue working while you talk. The wideband sound quality on this PC headset is excellent for softphones calls, teleconferences, live presentations and other multimedia applications. The microphone sounds quite good for a budget friendly wireless headset. When I tested the microphone to see how it sounded, I thought my voice was loud and clear and free of any distortion. The amount of available volume was about right too. Another area I tested was how well the microphone removed unwanted sounds This sturdy Jabra headset offers a wide range of useful functions and a simple and user-friendly design at an affordable price. The Jabra PRO 930 is a professional entry-level wireless headset designed for Unified Communications and PC-based telephony such as Skype. The robust Jabra PRO 930 offers all the essential features of a wireless headset in a simple design at an attractive price point.The Jabra PRO 930 MS USB Cordless PC Headset is an excellent value, professional headset designed especially for Unified Communications and optimised for Microsoft Lync. It has the advantage of being able to be worn over the ear, or over the head. Not everyone can wear a headset worn over the head as some get headaches from things on the head. Others don’t like that look. Still others can’t find a headset that fits well that’s worn over the ear. In the case of the Jabra Pro 930, you have the choice of both wearing options as the headset comes with an ear loop, and headband.

With a range of up to 120m it gives you the freedom to move freely around your office and continue working while you talk. The wideband sound quality on this headset is excellent for softphones calls, teleconferences, live presentations and other multimedia applications. DECT headsets are limited in the devices they can connect to, whereas Bluetooth headsets have more versatility. For example, a DECT headset will typically connect to a traditional deskphone, and/or to a computer. DECT headsets aren’t designed for use with mobile devices that are used on the go. That’s not to say that a headset like the Jabra Pro 930 can’t be used successfully today. It does depend on what your needs are, as with any headset you might be considering. Matching the right headset to your specific needs is basic to selecting the right headset. The Jabra Pro 930 is a DECT headset that’s designed to be used with a computerOk, if you’re still reading this then come along as we dive into the Jabra Pro 930 to learn a little about it, and find out if this is a product that is still useful in today’s business environment. How have things changed?