“How is this headset recharged? USB or direct to electrical outlet?”

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• Hello Chibi05 - Thank you for your question! The Jabra Talk 15 can be charged from either a USB source or an electrical outlet. The device comes with a standard USB cable which can be plugged into a PC or any standard outlet-to-USB adapter. We hope this helps!

  Answered by Jabra 7 years ago

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• Can charging the Bluetooth power on are off which is better

  Answered by Anonymous 5 years ago

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• USB. Comes with a wire too.

  Answered by Darth 7 years ago

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• It charges using a micro USB connector. You can charge it from your computer's USB port or with an adapter that plugs into the wall.

  Answered by Hypnotist 7 years ago

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• The headset comes with a small micro USB cable with a USB side. You can connect the USB side to any USB power source, or to a block that connects to the wall outlet.

  Answered by John 7 years ago

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• USB

  Answered by Mels 7 years ago

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• USB AND ELECTRICAL OUTLET

  Answered by NerdBoy70 7 years ago

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• Either way, comes with a usb cord

  Answered by Poochielex 7 years ago

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• It charges from USB. Direct charge is technically difficult because of the different international voltages and the safety aspects. Hopefully the days of every device having a unique wall wart are also gone because of USB charging.

  Answered by Eric 7 years ago

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• USB

  Answered by Mzyet 7 years ago

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