What Is a Wireless Headset?
A wireless headset is simply a headset that is not directly tethered to the original device, such as the television, computer, cell phone, gaming console or laptop. Wireless headsets allow the user more freedom to move around and relax. In some cases, it is required by law to use hands-free headsets with cell phones while driving. Wireless headsets can be just headphones, but the term “headset” more commonly refers to a headphone and microphone combination. These devices connect wirelessly via infrared technology or Bluetooth®. Infrared is becoming less popular because it requires the user to maintain a constant line of sight — Bluetooth® simply requires the user to be within a certain distance. A wireless headset is frequently used by people who work from home or work with people in different offices in various parts of the world. The headset can connect to the desktop computer or laptop, and then be used with Voice-over Internet Protocol (VoIP) to freely communicate during internet
