Kuulokemikrofoni Snom A190

The Snom A190 Multicell DECT Headset is a wireless office and call‑center headset that combines DECT multicell mobility with lightweight comfort. Designed for professional use, the A190 supports extended roaming between DECT base stations, delivers broadband audio and includes an adjustable microphone with noise and echo cancellation. The headset weighs 45 g, offers up to 7 hours talk time and comes in a black head‑band design suitable for long shifts.

Advantages

The A190 removes typical range limits by using DECT multicell technology so active calls are handed over seamlessly between base stations without loss of voice quality. Its noise‑ and echo‑cancelling microphone and built‑in broadband speaker provide clear speech in busy environments. The headset is lightweight and ergonomically designed for extended wear while the integrated battery supports several hours of continuous talk time.

Suitable for

• Office staff who need mobility within buildings
• Call centers and customer service teams
• Users who require hands‑free operation for typing or note taking
• Workplaces with multiple DECT base stations (multicell deployments)

Key specifications

• Connectivity technology: Wireless (DECT multicell)
• Wearing style: Head‑band
• Ear coupling: Supraaural
• Weight: 0.045 kg (45 g)
• Colour: Black
• Talk time: up to 7 hours (integrated battery)

How to use

Use the A190 in paired mode by coupling it to a compatible desk phone or DECT base so you can manage calls directly from the headset, or set it to stand‑alone mode to operate as an independent handset. Move freely between compatible DECT base stations; the multicell feature hands over active calls automatically. Charge the headset according to the manufacturer’s instructions before first use and observe battery level indicators to ensure continuous availability.

Recommendations

For best roaming performance, deploy the A190 with compatible Snom DECT base stations placed to provide continuous coverage across floors and adjoining buildings. Keep firmware on headsets and base stations up to date to ensure optimal handover and audio quality.