Enjoy clear, comfortable calls with the Jabra Evolve 30 II UC Mono Headset for Businessfrom Jabra. This over-head, on-ear headset includes a comfortable leatherette ear pad design , 40mm drivers, and a noise cancelling boom mic. Its 3.5mm connector plugs into an included USB-A controller, which keeps volume, calling, and mute buttons close at hand during digital calls. Otherwise, you can connect directly to your compatible device with the 3.5mm jack. Other features include Unified Communications certification and a plug-and-play design.

Mono-Style Headset    Optimized for Unified Communications    Leatherette Ear Pads    Noise-Cancelling Microphone    Includes USB Controller    3.5mm to USB-A Connection    Plug & Play

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will it work on a Nikon d5600?

A: Yes, the SMX-30 is fully compatible with the Nikon D5600.

Q: 2. What is the 3.5mm plug cord length on the SMX-30?

A: It's 20 cm, 8 inches.

Q: 3. Can the push to talk button be used as a toggle to transmit? In other words, can you push the button once on the headset, talk for the duration you need to, and then push the button again to stop transmitting? Or will we need to continually hold the push to talk button to transmit?

A: You would need to hold the push to talk button to transmit. Please review the manufacture's link below. https://www.blueparrott.com/support-page/blueparrott-button

Q: 4. Given the nature of the mic how would output to Stereo AAC 48kHZ at 256 KBPS sound?

A: Hi thomas, Output should be fine, however we know that it can be different for every person because we all have unique sounding voices and varied volumes. Try using Logi Tune with your Zone to ensure you're sounding your best; https://www.logitech.com/en-us/video-collaboration/software/logi-tune-software.html -Logitech

Q: 5. Does this include the airframe? It is not listed as "in the box" at this time.

A: Yes. The XDynamics Cine-Pack for EVOLVE 2 will also include the XDynamics EVOLVE 2 Professional Drone.

Q: 6. Can you use with a Sony FS100 with XLR input and will track be stereo when selected? Which mini to XLR adaptor?

A: The SMX-30 will put out the identical signal on the tip and ring when it's in mono mode so that you can feed the same signal to left and right inputs of your camcorder. I don't know the Sony FS100, but I'll assume it has a pair of female XLR sockets for left and right rather than a stereo 3.5mm socket. I have a Canon camcorder with XLR inputs, and what I use is a cable made by Hosa with a 3.5mm mini plug on one end and a pair of male XLR connectors on the other end. I can't find the model number on the Hosa site, but there other manufacturers of such cables. Search B&H or other vendor web sites for such cables. Since the SMX-30 also has a stereo mini plug, you'll also need to buy an adapter to connect two male mini plugs together (unless you can find a cable with the female mini stereo socket and pair of male XLR connectors).

Q: 7. I assume this is mic is appropriate for recording high end piano performances on a Nikon Z6/7? Can Azden Tech please help me with potential settings.... if recording from 6-10 feet away in a studio or living room environment with zero background noise vs a concert hall from 50-70 feet away with mild background noise?

A: The Azden SMX-30 Stereo/Mono Switchable Video Microphone can be an appropriate choice for recording piano performances directly to camera and provides optional setting adjustments for different scenarios as mentioned.

Q: 8. If affixed to camera like the Nikon Z6, can you still use the viewfinder or does the back of the shock mount get in the way? If so, could a shoe mount accessory solve that?

A: The viewfinder will not be blocked by the microphone's shoe mount.

Q: 9. Will adding a mini male to female extension cable diminish the quality of recording? Need more than 8"....more like 10-20 feet?

A: This is fine to try and lots of people do it. The quality will diminish slightly but probably not enough to notice much. Running long cables for unbalanced microphone outputs has two negative effects. 1) Loss of high frequencies 2) Increased likelihood of picking up RF interference. The longer the cable the more these negative effects become apparent. Twenty feet is about the limit before these negative effects become very noticable. The quality of the cable will be a factor, as well as proximity to other wires and electronic devices.

Q: 10. Will this fit the older OCF I gel holder ?

A: Yes, the Profoto OCF II Grid (20°) [BH #PR101122} should fit the older OCF I gel holder.