AT&T TL7610 DECT 6.0 Wireless Office Telephone Headset

So far, so good!

I've only had the headset for a little over a week, but so far it's been great. I've used it for a few hours in total.

I use it with the headb...Read complete review

I've only had the headset for a little over a week, but so far it's been great. I've used it for a few hours in total.

I use it with the headband, which I find pretty comfortable. The range has been good, I've had no problems using it anywhere in my house. Listening volume is good, and my father, who has trouble hearing me on some phones, says I sound good. The controls are pretty easy to use. I use the headset whenever I use my house line.

I have the headset set up using "option 1," which means the headset base and phone are both plugged into the wall jack. I have to take the phone off hook to dial, but once it starts ringing I can switch on the headset and hang up the phone. If I'm wearing the headset when a call comes in, I can answer it from the headset. I keep the headset in the base when not using it (as recommended), so I can't comment on battery life.

For comparison, I also have a Plantronics CS50-USB wireless headset that I use with my computer, which I love. The Plantronics headband is slightly more comfortable. The Plantronics lets you swivel the microphone up, which makes it easier to sip coffee or whatever while you're on a call -- the AT&T microphone is adjustable but doesn't swivel like that.

I considered one of the Plantronics headsets for my home phone, but went with the AT&T because I can use it without hooking it up to the actual phone, and it was a little cheaper because I had $50 Staples coupon.

I would definitely recommend this to others. It's expensive, but the ability to do hands-free calling from anywhere in the house is worth the expense for me.