### Differences between Poly Voyager Focus UC, Focus 2 and Focus 2 MS #### Voyager Focus UC - Uses Bluetooth 4.0 and the BT600 USB dongle. - Has a range of up to 30 metres (98 feet). - The battery life is up to 12 hours of talk time. - Features feedback ANC technology. - No dedicated Microsoft Teams button, but compatible with Skype for Business (S4B). #### Voyager Focus 2 - Uses Bluetooth 5.1 and the BT700 USB dongle, which is 50% smaller and offers a range of up to 50 metres (164 feet). - The battery life is up to 19 hours talk time. - Features Digital Hybrid Active Noise Canceling (ANC) with three settings. - There are separate variants for Microsoft Teams and UC, with the Microsoft Teams variant having a dedicated Teams button. #### Voyager Focus 2 MS (Microsoft Teams) - A specific variant of the Voyager Focus 2 that is specially certified for Microsoft Teams and includes a dedicated Microsoft Teams button and an LED indicator for calls. ### USB-C connection - The Poly Voyager Focus 2 actually offers a USB-C option. In addition to the USB-A port, the BT700 USB dongle can also be connected via USB-C, which is an upgrade over the older models that only had micro-USB ports.

Yes, very good device, I am very satisfied.

The charging station included in the set is a rectangular curved shape without function buttons and only offers a convenient solution for connecting the headset to the computer for charging and FW update purposes without having to connect it manually via a plug (USB).

I have been using the Voyager Focus and Focus 2 for years. Wearing the headphones is very comfortable, even with glasses. Nothing has ever bothered me. The padding on the top of the headband is a great advantage, which other headphones don't have.

The cable included is a USB-C to micro-USB. The headphones themselves have a micro-USB interface. The charging stand, on the other hand, is purely USB-C and is hardwired to the charging stand.