Plantronics 300 bt Bluetooth#

I donвЂ™t have the Plantronics BT300 but I have the BT600, designed to work with my Plantronics Voyager Focus Bluetooth headset. This is a rather old thread but since itвЂ™s been resurrected, I read through it and want to add my 2 cents to it. The Bluetooth standard is also backwards compatible, meaning that a Bluetooth 3.0 device will support/talk to/work with a Bluetooth 2.0 device. As such, any Bluetooth adapter should work with any Bluetooth device. Bluetooth is a Standard, to be called a Bluetooth device, it must meet/match the Bluetooth Standard. But they said that they do support its use with the ComPilot. I had called Plantronics tech support and was told that they do not support its use with the REsound Phone Clip+ because they donвЂ™t know if it will work. I just bought the MDA200 (a 2-week wait to get it), the Plantronics power adapter for it (got it yesterday), and the BT300 (received today) from Amazon for a total of $135 for all 3 pieces. I am hoping the staffing agency just sells them the one I have now. I was looking on the website so I could send the client HR person links to the two things I need and discovered the USB adapter is no longer there. IвЂ™m currently on a contract assignment that will convert to permanent and will need to return the equipment to the staffing agency unless the client buys it from them. I have used the MDA200 and the SSP-2714-01 in my last 2 jobs, but had to give them back when I left. Are there any new devices that will work with my ComPilot? So save yourself $10 and stick with a BT300, as nature intended.Don, do you know if Plantronics stopped making the SSP-2714-01? I cannot find it on their website. While you couldВ in principle use a BT600 with the Legend, the audio isn't fine tuned for the Legend the way the BT300 is, it's $10 more and you wouldn't gain any range advantage as the Legend is only Class 2. The Legend's smarter brother the Voyager 5200, the Voyager Focus UC and BackBeat Pro+ have Class 1 and the BT600 is fine-tuned for them. The BT600 uses the longer-range Class 1 bluetooth, so if you have a Class 1 capable headset you can wander much farther from your PC. The BT300 uses Class 2 Bluetooth with the usual ~30' BT range, as does the Voyager Legend, for which the BT300 audio processing is specifically fine-tuned. So if you want your BT300 to arrive in a box which avows that what's inside is S4B/Lync certified order the BT300-M, Otherwise it really doesn't matter in any practical manner. Either will work the same and there is no price difference. This all has to do with royalties charged by MS to vendors when they cite the certification in association with their products. The 'standard' versions of our products without the -M suffix are technically the same, they just doesn't tout the certification on the box. If you are using S4B or Lync the -M variants of our products come in packaging which promotes the fact that it is MS-certified To some customers that is important. The BT300s are the proper match for the Voyager Legend, and are what comes with the Voyager Legend UC package. If you're like me and want chapter and verse on why, read on If that's all you need to know read no further. You need the BT300 or BT300-M (either one).