Learn more about VoIP headsets

VoIP stands for voice over internet protocol and as the name implies, it allows your voice to travel over the internet instead of a mobile network or traditional Telstra land lines. It is a complex process that sends your voice as packets of data and then reassembles then in perfect order when they arrive at the chosen destination. Incredibly, all this happens in real time so your voice sounds perfectly normal.

Anywhere you can get ADSL you can use VoIP. The faster and more reliable the network, obviously the better the connection is and the better the voice quality. In the early days of VoIP because the internet speeds were not sufficient and unreliable, IP phone calls sounded distant and were often subject to latency (delayed voice).

With companies like Skype making VoIP accessible to everyone there has never been a better time to invest in a IP headset. It means that you can talk to people anywhere in the world with the click of a button.

VoIP stands for voice over internet protocol and as the name implies, it allows your voice to travel over the internet instead of a mobile network or traditional Telstra land lines. It is a complex process that sends your voice as packets of data and then reassembles then in perfect order when they arrive at the chosen destination. Incredibly, all this happens in real time so your voice sounds perfectly normal. Anywhere you can get ADSL you can use VoIP. The faster and more reliable the network, obviously the better the connection is and the better the voice quality. In the early days of VoIP because the internet speeds were not sufficient and unreliable, IP phone calls sounded distant and were often subject to latency (delayed voice).

With companies like Skype making VoIP accessible to everyone there has never been a better time to invest in a IP headset. It means that you can talk to people anywhere in the world with the click of a button.