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This ClearOne Chat 150 includes the Cisco breakout box. Chat 150 Avaya breakout box connects directly to the headset jack of your Avaya phones*. The Chat 150 is a speaker phone that connects to a wide variety of devices for hands-free communications and audio playback. Designed for individual or small group use, the Chat 150 delivers full-bandwidth frequency response and connects to PCs and laptops, telephones and video conferencing systems for remarkably clear audio. The Chat 150 contains three microphones, providing full 360° audio pickup and a large speaker. The Chat 150 is typically used in executive offices or small- to medium-sized conference rooms.

*Compatible with Avaya 2400, 4600, and 9600 series phones.

ELIMINATE THE NEED FOR A HEADSET FOR A VARIETY OF AUDIO DEVICES

• Enterprise telephone handsets* — for hands-free, full-duplex conversations
• Laptops, PCs, or Macs — for use with:
  • VoIP softphones, such as Avaya, Cisco, Nortel
  • Internet telephones, such as Skype or Vonage
  • Web conferencing applications, such as LiveMeeting, Sametime, WebEx
  • Instant messaging with audio chat
  • Audio playback with media players, such as QuickTime, RealPlayer, Windows Media Player 

Enjoy Crisp, Clear Audio

• Advanced ClearOne audio processing technologies deliver remarkably rich, full audio for natural, effortless conversations:
  • Distributed Echo Cancellation
  • Noise cancellation
  • Advanced automatic level management
  • True full duplex performance allows user to listen and speak at the same time without audio cutting in and out
• Three built-in microphones provide full 360-degree coverage up to 8 feet from device

For more information see ClearOne Chat 150 Avaya datasheet

*Important Note on Returns: Due to the manufactures policy. All Sales are FINAL.  It's not returnable, not refundable under any circumstance.  If it's defective, ClearOne will replace it under warranty

Q: How is the Clear Chat 150 different from the ClearOne Personal Chat 50?

A: It actually has many similarities to the Chat 50 – it connects to PCs, telephones, and video conferencing systems, which the Chat 50 also can do. However, it boasts three built-in microphones for full 360-degree pickup, compared to the Chat 50’s single microphone. It also features a larger speaker, which produces more volume. These added capabilities deliver microphone and speaker coverage up to 8-12 feet away (depending on room conditions), which would accommodate groups up to 8-10 people.