Jabra 9300E manual Frequently asked questions, 9300e series, Section From GN9300 to GN9300e

9300e series

FAQ

Section 1

From GN9300 to GN9300e

Jabra GN9350e

Frequently asked questions

QWhat has been changed from the GN9300 to the GN9300e series?

AThe GN9300e has been improved in three areas:

-A change in the headset antenna, resulting in a range improvement of more than 20%

-A new microphone concept with a significantly better immunity to wind noise

-Softer materials on wearing styles, ensuring even more comfortable, all-day use of the headset

QWill the physical appearance of the GN9300e be the same as the GN9300?

AYes, form factor, colors, look & feel are unchanged; in other words the all black GN9330e and GN9330e USB, and the silver & black GN9350e still have the same award winning design. For the softer parts on the wearing styles, the only visible difference is the improved microphone concept, resulting in a mesh covered circular hole on the front of the boom arm.

QIs the functionality and daily use of the product unchanged in the GN9300e series compared to the GN9300 series?

AYes, both set-up of the units and the daily use has been very well received in the market and no changes will be made.

QCompared to the existing GN9300 series, where the performance improvement achieved by changes to the headset, the base, or both?

AThe increased range and reduced wind noise sensitivity are both results of changes made to the headset. All wearing styles have been updated, while the bases remain unchanged

QWill a GN9300 base work with a GN9300e headset?

AYes, “old” bases work with “new” headsets and visa versa – they are completely interchangeable.

QFrom a softphones integration perspective, does the GN9300e include any changes in the way the GN9350e and the GN9330e USB communicate with softphones via the USB interface?

ANo, this hasn’t been touched. Although it has been considered integrating the GN9300e series into GN Netcom/ Jabra’s overall approach for softphone integration, time and technical details are not finalized yet and are not initially part of the transition from GN9300 to GN9300e.

QHow about the special Microsoft OC variants – were they updated as part of the GN9300e introduction?

AYes, they have the same enhancements on range, wind noise performance and wearing styles – but just as for the standard GN9300e versions, all changes have been made in the headset, while the interface to MS OC is unchanged.