HP Poly EncorePro 320 with Quick Disconnect
HP Poly EncorePro 320 with Quick Disconnect
The HP Poly EncorePro 320 with Quick Disconnect professional headset was designed for demanding work environments where call clarity and comfort are top priorities. It features a closed ear design that isolates ambient noise and allows maximum focus during calls. The noise-cancelling microphone provides clear and natural voice transmission without distracting background noises, making it ideal for offices, call centres or customer support. The EncorePro 320 guarantees superior reliability and longevity with quality materials and a design tested to over 30,000 Quick Disconnect (QD) cycles. Ergonomic design with soft earpieces and lightweight construction ensures comfort even when wearing all day. It includes SoundGuard technology that protects users from acoustic shock by limiting the volume to a safe level.
Closed
Construction
Quick Disconnect (QD)
Connection type
Tipping
Microphone design
20-20 000 Hz
Frequency range
Key Features of HP Poly EncorePro 320 with Quick Disconnect Headphones
- SoundGuard technology protects against acoustic shock (118 dBA limit)
- Quick Disconnect (QD) connector tested to over 30,000 cycles
- Voice-optimised frequency response for improved intelligibility
- The HP Poly EncorePro 320 with Quick Disconnect has soft, replaceable earcups for all-day comfort
- Noise-canceling microphone for clear communication
- Lightweight design for long wear without fatigue
- Enclosed construction to provide ambient noise isolation
- Folding shells for easy storage
- High quality 28mm drivers with clear sound transmission
Technical specifications
- Connector: Quick Disconnect (QD)
- Inverter size: 28 mm
- Impedance: 32 Ohm
- Microphone: flexible, with noise cancellation
- Hearing protection technology: SoundGuard (limit 118 dBA)
- Design features: foldable clamshell, adjustable microphone arm
- Material: durable plastic construction with soft earpieces
- Colour: black
Package contents
- HP Poly EncorePro 320 headphones
- Instructions
Impedance
This indicates how power-hungry the headphones are. Headphones with lower impedance (e.g. 32 Ω) are ideal for mobile phones and laptops. Higher impedance (e.g. 80 Ω and above) is more suitable for Hi-Fi players and amplifiers. Frequency range
Indicates what sounds the headphones can play. The normal range is 20 Hz - 20 kHz, which corresponds to what the human ear hears. Lower Hz = deeper bass, higher kHz = more detailed treble.Specifications
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Features and functions
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