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Document: I got these for my husband and he loves them. He said they are great for travel and uses them for his Dragon Speak on his Mac.
Supposed to be a skype headset but won't work with my mac.. bummer as I had one product from Plantronics before and was happy to buy from them again
This head phone does no work with my Mac, even after getting the geeks to set it up on my Mac, it still does not work, I am very disappointed.
Simple, perfect, works on PC, Mac, USB tablets. Good sound, Mic is solid, controls are handy. Absolutely works like you'd expect.
Sadly, when recording audio there is static and noise. I used both a Mac and a PC and the noise is still there. I do not notice the noise when I am on voice calls. If you are using this for audio recordings, It is not very good!
Comfortable, clear sound, compatible with Mac and Skype, affordable. While wireless/Bluetooth would be great, I didn't want to deal with having to keep it charged. For a wired headset, these work just fine. Highly recommend.
One is for input (the mic) and one for output (the headphones). If you do not get a drop down menu, this is probably because you have an old version of Mac OS X, so you'll need to use the system preferences instead. But the idea is the same, when plugged into the USB port, &#34;Plantronics&#34; should become a recognized device.
For my mac I used the download on the left of the screen called "plantronics spokes software". You then have to activate your internet chat service to recognize the headset. You can login to skype and go to preferences > audio and/or your google account > settings > chat and tell it to recognize the microphone and speakers on the headset.
After years of coping with the poor sound quality I get from my Verizon cell phone plan down here in Mexico I have turned to Skype to make many calls and use this headset. The sound quality is better than any other phone call I've had and it's simple to use with Skype - just plug it into your USB port (I have a Mac) and off you go.
The sound quality on these headphones is better than expected. While I did not get these for listening to music, I would have no problem using them for that, if only they were more comfortable for extended wear (more than an hour). For my Mac (10.8.5 Mountain Lion) these headphones were indeed plug-and-play with all the buttons on the headphone cord (mic mute, output volume up/down) working as expected.
Answer: Yes, it is for a MAC also.