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Computer Headsets

Computer Headsets are used to assist individuals who have dexterity limitations that prevent them from accomplishing essential job tasks. They accomplish this by allowing a user to listen to audio from the computer, as well as speak to the computer. There are types of software that require a headset/microphone to function properly.
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Andrea NC-181 V/M USB Headset

The Andrea NC-181 V/M USB is a headset/microphone. This item connects to the computer via the USB port and it can be used with speech recognition applications. It is worn over the head and the noise cancelling microphone can be place on the left or right side of the individual using it. This headset only covers one ear and audio feedback from the computer will be transmitted through the earpiece. Individuals who have dexterity limitations that require them to use speech recognition software to perform essential job functions could benefit from this device. This device can come with either a USB-A or USB-C connection cable. Most individuals will require the USB-A, but please check with your agency and IT department to ensure the correct option is selected. The USB-A has a much larger physical connector than the Type C, and Type C is around the same size as a micro-USB connector (a micro-USB connector is very similar to the charger on iPhones and Android phones). For Type C, unlike Type A, you won't need to try and insert it, flip it over and then flip it over once more just to find the right orientation when trying to make a connection, but rather it can be successfully inserted from either side. The USB-A is the one common form that has been in use for the past 10 years and is more familiar to most users.
Monaural USB
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Andrea NC-181 V/M USB-C Headset

The Andrea NC-181 V/M USB is a headset/microphone. This item connects to the computer via the USB-C port and it can be used with speech recognition applications. It is worn over the head and the noise cancelling microphone can be place on the left or right side of the individual using it. This headset only covers one ear and audio feedback from the computer will be transmitted through the earpiece. Individuals who have dexterity limitations that require them to use speech recognition software to perform essential job functions could benefit from this device. This device can come with either a USB-A or USB-C connection cable. Most individuals will require the USB-A, but please check with your agency and IT department to ensure the correct option is selected. The USB-A has a much larger physical connector than the Type C, and Type C is around the same size as a micro-USB connector (a micro-USB connector is very similar to the charger on iPhones and Android phones). For Type C, unlike Type A, you won't need to try and insert it, flip it over and then flip it over once more just to find the right orientation when trying to make a connection, but rather it can be successfully inserted from either side. The USB-A is the one common form that has been in use for the past 10 years and is more familiar to most users.
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Nuance HS-GEN 25 USB Dragon Headset

The Nuance HS-GEN 25 USB Dragon Headset is a headset. The USB headset delivers superior audio input for use with Dragon NaturallySpeaking. A noise- canceling microphone enhances speech accuracy while the USB-enhanced digital sound ensures consistent audio quality every time. It has single, swivel-mounted ear cushion makes this adjustable headset extremely light and comfortable.
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Sennheiser HMD 300 XQ 2

The Sennheiser HMD 300 XQ 2 is a closed-back, circumaural communications headset with a sonic design based on the HD 250 linear headphones, giving you a detailed, linear response. The headset features a split-headband padding to remove pressure from sensitive areas of the head. With a frequency response of 60 Hz to 25 kHz, the headphones provide clear reproduction of audio, doing so while offering up to 32 dB of passive noise reduction. The headset offers a dynamic boom microphone, one that delivers a hypercardioid polar pattern for focusing on vocals, and a frequency range centered around picking up the human voice in communication settings (80 Hz to 16 kHz). You can adjust the gain of the microphone in 5 dB steps over a range of 45 dB in total. The headband supporting the unit's earcups is rugged, bendable, and twistable, and the boom can be worn on either side of the headset. To preserve your hearing, the headset features a switchable noise-protection mode called ActiveGard that protects against sudden bursts of sound without interrupting the signal.
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