I want to get right to it. I have made several test calls. One of the last test calls made was really something else. Most manufacturers tout great “noise cancelling” mics in their Bluetooth headsets however the reality is most Bluetooth headsets have lousy to okay noise cancelling.

I’m driving in my car going 60mph, car stereo on and then I roll down the window during middle of storm. It’s so windy and loud. I can’t even hear myself. However I proceed with test. When I played back recording I was very impressed. It’s like you can hear the wind and then it just cuts out and all you hear is my voice. Again, very impressed with Noise Canceling mic.

I’ve had several Lync and Mobile calls in private office, open office space, in airports, hotel lobbies, car, and other various locations inside and outside. No one has complained. Typically if person I’m speaking with “hears” background noise they ask, “Where are you?” I haven’t had that question asked yet so I’m assuming they can’t hear what’s going on in the background. I did ask my wife when I was outside a hotel near airport if she could hear anything. It was a busy street and you can hear the planes taking off overhead. I asked if she heard that jet fly by. She asked “what jet?” I asked you didn’t hear that plane that just flew by super loud? Have you heard all the cars zipping by?” Her response was “No”. Again, I’m very impressed with the Noise Canceling ability of the Voyager 5200 UC.

And of course it’s very comfortable. I wear Voyager 5200 UC from roughly 7:15am until 6:30pm and there is no discomfort. Receive volume is good. I like the location of the volume increase/decrease buttons. Easy to access.

The Charging Case is very sleek looking and doubles as charging stand. When traveling there is slot for BT600 USB Dongle in case.