One of the biggest frustrations with wireless devices is the time it takes to charge. If you spend your time close to the desk, then you’ll be using little power, but if you walk away (up to 150m) you’ll burn through the juice faster as it increases power to make the transmissions back to base. The HD Wireless Headset is smart and will automatically adjusts the amount of battery power it uses according to its distance from the base. Polaris quotes 13+ hours talk time in narrowband mode and 9+ hours talk time in wideband mode, given most of us work 8 hours, this will get you through a very solid day’s work. This will make it comfortable for all day use and better yet, the battery lasts an entire day, so if you’re constantly on the phone, you don’t have to worry about it going flat before home time. It’s great to see both over the ear and over the head options for mounting the wireless headset. It’s the difference between a person sounding the same way they do in real life vs the heavily compressed audio spectrum of traditional telephony. If you’ve used HD voice on a modern smartphone, you’ll know the big difference this makes during a call. The key feature of this device is not just the fact that it is wireless, that’s nothing new, but that it leverages wideband 150Hz – 8KHz audio bandwidth to deliver HD sound quality. The headset operated on the 1.8GHz frequency to achieve a range of a staggering 150m. The Polaris HD Wireless Headset is made up of a base station which connects to your phone and/or PC, with a high definition wireless headset.

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