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Check the Exact Phone Model
Look for the brand and full model number on the device label, in the phone menu or in the manufacturer's documentation. Then identify the port the phone expects you to use for a wired headset.
A modular port that looks like RJ9 is not enough: the headset jack, the handset jack and the required pin wiring can differ by phone. If the phone has no dedicated headset port, confirm the approved connection method before buying.
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Confirm RJ1, RJ2 or RJ4
Wantek uses RJ1, RJ2 and RJ4 labels for different desk-phone wiring configurations.
Use the exact phone model in the desk-phone compatibility guide. The headset model name alone is not sufficient: for example, H600 and H602 are sold in more than one RJ wiring configuration.
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Choose Mono, Dual-Ear or Quick Disconnect
Choose a mono headset when keeping one ear open to coworkers, visitors or activity around the desk matters.
Choose a dual-ear headset when you prefer audio in both ears and greater focus during frequent calls.
For frequent desk changes, consider Quick Disconnect (QD) only if the exact product and bottom cable meet your requirements. A QD connector is a separate cable connection, not an automatic guarantee of compatibility with every QD cord.