Is it warehouse noise proof? null

No..if you want a similar product that does a much better job canceling out background noise while you are on the phone, I suggest looking into the Blueparrott M300-XT. Also has over double the battery life.

Hi. We don't have a way to measure if the earpiece is warehouse noise proof, as it will depend on each building dimensions. The Voyager 5220 features: four-mic active digital signal processing (DSP), acoustic echo cancellation and six layers of protection against wind noise. If you have any further questions, please contact our Customer Care Team at: https://www.poly.com/us/en/support/contact

This WILL pickup the warehouse noise, but it will also suppress all noise that isn't voice. I've been able to successfully use this in the wind.

“Is it warehouse noise proof?”

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Answered by MIKE 4 years ago
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No..if you want a similar product that does a much better job canceling out background noise while you are on the phone, I suggest looking into the Blueparrott M300-XT. Also has over double the battery life.
Answered by Austin 4 years ago
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Hi. We don't have a way to measure if the earpiece is warehouse noise proof, as it will depend on each building dimensions. The Voyager 5220 features: four-mic active digital signal processing (DSP), acoustic echo cancellation and six layers of protection against wind noise. If you have any further questions, please contact our Customer Care Team at: https://www.poly.com/us/en/support/contact
Answered by PlantronicsRepresentative 4 years ago
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This WILL pickup the warehouse noise, but it will also suppress all noise that isn't voice. I've been able to successfully use this in the wind.
Answered by Ddot 4 years ago
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