Sennheiser VMX Office Bluetooth Headset System

The VMX Office connects to Bluetooth cell phones, computers and also to landline phones through an included base station. The VMX Office is the only headset the mobile worker needs, even if much of the working day is spent on the move.

Manufacturers Hype:

Thanks to a lightweight, well-balanced design the VMX Office is comfortable to wear throughout the working day, making it especially suited to heavy telephone or VoIP users. And compatibility with Bluetooth 1.0, 1.1 and 2.0 makes it easy to toggle between desk phone, mobile phone and PC, allowing users to make hands-free calls up to 35 meters away from their nearest device.

With just one button, the VMX Office is simple to use - essential to the majority of headset users who want to set up and use their headset quickly. The single button switches between phone and mobile devices, and controls volume. The headset powers up automatically when opened, and switches off when closed - so there's no need to worry about limited standby time.

The Good:
The VMX Office is great looking, light weight and easy to use. It's comfortable and has good sound quality.

Consider also:
The VMX Office is basically the outstanding VMX100 Bluetooth cell phone headset with an added base station to allow you to use it with your landline phone.

The bottom line:
This is a great all in one headset for your Bluetooth cell phone, your landline phone and your computer.

Great multi-tasker

I have to have something like this for my endless work. One minute I'm in the office, the next I'm driving to a meeting, the next I'm on my laptop. I'm glad sennheiser stepped it up with this vmx office. Finally a headset that can keep up with me.

Another good audio product

At my last job I used to use one of the plantonics. I was considering getting another one but tried this sennheiser instead because I've used their wireless headphones at home for years. Anyway this headset is great. It's smaller than it looks in the pictures. You can answer calls by pushing a button just like other headsets i've used. Most people say that I sound good but from time to time people tell me they hear themselves like an echo when they talk to me. I have no idea if it's the headset that causes that problem. The little switches and dials at the bottom of the base are confusing but when I wrote the person at bluetruth.com they helped me figure it out. So all in all I'd say this headset is good.