Comments on: FreeTalk Freedom Wireless Stereo Headset “2.0″ – When You Just Can’t Sit Still During a Skype Call

By: Skype’s SILK Codec: Working Towards Adoption as a Standard | Voice on the Web

Thu, 11 Mar 2010 17:40:33 +0000

[...] the more recently introduced FREETALK Freedom Wireless Stereo Headset also supports SILK’s audio [...]

By: Jim Courtney

Jim Courtney — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 02:56:35 +0000

A summary of reviews of the Wireless Stereo Headset is on my ToDo list and should appear this weekend. I will put a link here when it is done.

This post describes the technology so don’t know what I can add – especially given I’ve put up a summary table comparing the two.

And there’s a brief history of how this headset evolved in the first few paragraphs. The 5192, launched in September 2009, is a successor to the 5191 which had been around since December 2007 (and my experience with the 5101 is a primary reason I had no problem becoming more involved with In Store Solutions when they came to me last year about being involved with their business development activities).

I would strongly suggest that you actually read (or re-read) this post as it answers all your questions except for the request to refer to some reviews.

By: Sheila Tiernay

Sheila Tiernay — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 02:09:33 +0000

I see lots of good feed back on the FREETALK Everyman. Where are the reviews for the FREETALK Freedom Wireless Headsets? How long has it been around? Is the technologhy (features) the same as the Everyman? Let’s hear it from the girls, we use Voip, too – particularly Skype.

Any dialogue will be helpful. Thanks – Sheila

By: FREETALK Everyman Headset for Skype: A Reprise | Voice on the Web

FREETALK Everyman Headset for Skype: A Reprise | Voice on the Web — Sat, 05 Dec 2009 09:42:33 +0000

[...] a steady user of both the FREETALK Everyman or FREETALK Freedom Wireless Stereo headset, both set new standards for voice quality on Skype conversations as well as listening to music or [...]