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Question: My laptop has a two Jack input for Headphones and one Jack input for Microphone. Does this headset come with a three Prong connector so both will work
Document: We ordered three of these for use in our office. Turns out they are not compatible with Macintosh computers, because Macs lack a microphone input jack (the line-in jack does not amplify the signal enough). For a while I was fooled into thinking they were working, but I realized that Skype was just using the Mac's built-in mic instead. (forehead slap)Incompatibility with Mac would have been nice to know before buying, Amazon. [...]  Although to be fair it's not just this model, apparently USB headsets are the only kind that will work on a Mac.Otherwise, the ergonomics seem fine for this price range.
Had 3 prong plug for the stereo and single for microphone.however had no input impedance for headphones. otherwise a good buy for general use.
I use this for listening to lectures for my online classes and as general headphones for my desktop. I rarely use the microphone, but it seems to work well. The mic level and headphone volume dial on the cord are helpful, as the volume can vary between videos and you don't have to move your mouse around to adjust the volume on the computer. This headset gets uncomfortable after an hour or two, though, so if you need to use it all day, this isn't the one for you.We originally got this just for a cisco phone (you'll need an adapter), so it works for that too.
I'm sending mine back because the Mic does not work when plugged into the Line In jack on my MacBook Pro. Any sound transmitted is coming from the built-in microphone in the laptop, not from the headset.
I have no complaints with this headset. At first I could not hear sound, only speak. But a few months later, I plugged it into my laptop and I had ear phones and microphone operational. So it was the headset jack in my desktop that did not work.I trust Plantronics because of 23 years ordering headsets from them for my office building. Their performance was always good.
This is an inexpensive headset that works well on Skype. I was looking for a headset that didn't use up a usb, but rather a mic jack and a speaker jack that I have on my laptop. (I have no microphone or video capability on my laptop, so I already use usb slots for video, as well as other needs. It was very difficult to find choices, and I tried one headset that used usb, but decided I liked this one better--cheaper, good sound, maybe not real, real comfortable--but most are not anyway and some are worse.
These are light, fit well, and sound fine. THey sound better than I'd expect for the price. No, they're not audiophile headphones! But they sound fine for casual listening, a bit light on bass. They also work great for phone headsets, which is my primary purpose.Unfortunately, the telephone adaptor cable recommended by amazon doesn't quite work: unless I hold the headphone plug tight in the adaptor cable's jack, I get audio on right side only. I consider this a flaw in the 3.5mm jack in the adaptor cable, since the same 3.5mm plug works fine in my laptop.I expect these will be comfortable for long phone conferences.I have a relatively small head with high ears, and a lot of headphones won't go small enough for me.
I worn it only one or two times then I have to give up. Come on. I own a huge panasonic headset and wear it all day without any problem.
The sound quality and performance of this product was well worth the cost. I refferred this product to my coworkers and three of my coworkers purchased this product for the same reason i did.we are mobile and need a headset that will work on the laptop and cell phones
This headset sounds great. When using for VOIP calls, the person on the other end of the line can hear me very well and I can hear them very well. I also like the device for music. Plantronics has a great reputation for high-end audio equipment, so I trust them.The one issue I have (why I took away one star) is the fragility of the headset. One of the two earpieces keeps popping off of the headband and exposing the fragile red and black wire inside. If this were to pop off without me being careful, the wires might break or come unsoldered.
Answer: Yes it should work. One of my laptops also has two headphone inputs and one mic input, I just ignore the extra headphone input and it works fine, giving good stereo output. No need to convert it to a three-prong input at all.