A device designed for hands-free communication in a professional environment, typically consisting of a microphone and earpiece, employing radio frequency technology to connect to an office telephone system. These devices allow users to move freely within a defined range while maintaining active calls. Models are typically compatible with various office phone systems and offer features such as call control and noise cancellation.
The adoption of such equipment enhances workplace productivity by enabling multitasking and reducing physical strain associated with holding a traditional telephone receiver. Its emergence reflects a broader trend towards mobility and ergonomic design in office environments. Historically, this kind of technology has evolved from wired headsets to increasingly sophisticated wireless solutions, driven by the need for greater flexibility and improved audio quality during business communications.
