HP Poly DA85-M USB to QD Black Adapter TAA

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HP Poly DA85-M USB to QD Black Adapter TAA

The HP Poly DA75 USB to QD Digital Adapter ensures crystal clear sound when taking Poly headset calls from home or the office. With an easy USB-A or USB Type-C connection, the adapter adapts the sound to each specific Poly headset to ensure quality calls. The adapter is compatible with all new and legacy headsets and cleverly adapts audio performance to the specific headset model to dramatically improve call quality. With integrated controls, you can mute and pause all audio and video transmissions - a phone call, video conference or virtual meeting - with a single click.

Key Features of HP Poly DA85-M USB to QD Converter

  • HP Poly DA75 USB to QD Digital Adapter for quality audio when taking calls
  • Connection via USB-A or USB-C
  • Compatible with all new and older Poly headsets
  • Certification for Microsoft Teams
  • Integrated control to mute or pause the sound
  • Poly Quick Disconnect technology for quick, one-click headset disconnection

Specifications

Usage
Audio, Data
Type
Reduction
Cable length
13 m
Terminate the connector
Detachable
Cover material
Common Braid

Use

Usage
Audio, Data
Type
Reduction

Male connectors

Double-sided connector
No
Male connectors
USB-A, USB-C

Connector

Double-sided connector
No

Cable construction

Cable length
13 m
Terminate the connector
Detachable
Cover material
Common Braid

Features

Colour
Black
More Specifications

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