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Supported Devices for Desktop (Windows, Mac)
The following USB and Bluetooth headset devices have been tested and certified to work with Bria (includes Bria Solo, Teams, Enterprise and custom brands). Many other USB headset devices also work with Bria with varying degrees of supported functionality, but have not undergone formal certification testing and thus are not listed in the table below. As a general rule of thumb, users are advised to test any headset prior to purchase to ensure the devices functionality meets their needs.
| Manufacturer | Model Number | Windows | Mac |
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| Poly | Blackwire 310/320 |  |
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| Poly | Blackwire 435 | |
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| Poly | Blackwire 500 Series | |
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| Poly | Blackwire 700 Series | |
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| Poly | Calisto P240 | |
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| Poly | Calisto 600 Series* | |
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| Poly | EncorePro 540 with DA80 | |
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| Poly | EncorePro 710/720 with DA80 | |
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| Poly | HW251N with DA45 | |
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| Poly | Savi 400 Series* | |
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| Poly | Savi 700 Series | |
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| Poly | Savi 8200 Series | |
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| Poly | Voyager Edge UC* | |
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| Poly | Voyager Focus UC* | |
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| Poly | Voyager Legend UC* | |
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| Jabra | Biz 2300 | |
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| Jabra | Biz 2400 | |
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| Jabra | Evolve 30 | |
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| Jabra | Evolve 40 | |
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| Jabra | Evolve 65 | |
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| Jabra | Evolve2 65 | |
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| Jabra | GN2000 Series | |
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| Jabra | GN9350e | |
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| Jabra | Motion UC* | |
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| Jabra | Pro 930 | |
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| Jabra | Pro 935 | |
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| Jabra | Pro 9450 | |
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| Jabra | Pro 9470 | |
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| Jabra | Speak 510 UC* | |
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| Jabra | Supreme* | |
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| Jabra | UC Voice 750 | |
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| Logitech | Dual H650e | |
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| Logitech | Dual H820e | |
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| Logitech | Mono H650e | |
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| Logitech | Mono H820e | |
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| EPOS | DW Series | |
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| EPOS | SD Series | |
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| EPOS | D10 Series | |
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| EPOS | MB Pro Series | |
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| EPOS | MB 660 Series | |
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| EPOS | Presence Series | |
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| EPOS | Circle Series | |
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| EPOS | Century Series | |
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| EPOS | Culture Series | |
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| EPOS | Culture Plus Series | |
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| EPOS | SP Series | |
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| Leitner | LH250 | |
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| Leitner | LH270 | |
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| Leitner | LH370 | |
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* These headsets include a USB Bluetooth adapter and have been tested for interoperability. If you encounter interoperability issues with your headset when paired with your computer’s native Bluetooth support, then we recommend pairing your headset with the USB Bluetooth adapter instead.
Room Solutions
| Logitech | CONNECT | |
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| Logitech | GROUP | |
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| Logitech | MEETUP | |
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For more information about our testing with headsets, check out the General Notes About Headsets below.
Poly
As of Bria X 1.0.0, Bria 4.5 / X-Lite 4.9.5, users are required to install Poly (Plantronics) Hub software on their desktops; this software can be downloaded from the Poly Website. Please refer to the above table for the list of compatible Poly devices.
By installing the Poly Hub software, users will gain access to some / all of the following functionalities: synchronization between soft phone and headset for mute, volume up / down, hold call and answer / hang up buttons; ability to switch audio between devices (e.g. from headset to built-in speaker), optimized interactions when running multiple soft phones (e.g. Skype and Bria), as well as core functionality such as incoming / outgoing call ringing on headset and call audio support.
Jabra
Bria clients version 6.1 and Newer do not require any additional software to work fully with Jabra headsets.
For Bria clients before 6.1, Jabra users are required to install Jabra Direct software on their desktops (Windows, Mac). The software for Windows can be download from The Jabra Website, while the software for Mac can be downloaded from the Jabra Website. Please refer to the above table for the list of compatible Jabra devices.
By installing the Jabra Direct software, users will gain access to some / all of the following functionalities: synchronization between soft phone and USB headset for mute, hold call and answer / hang up buttons; volume up / down; ability to switch audio between devices (e.g. from headset to built-in speaker; core functionality such as incoming / outgoing call ringing on headset and call audio support.
EPOS
As of Bria 4.8 and X-Lite 4.9.8, EPOS users are required to install EPOS Connect software on their desktop computer. This software can be downloaded from the EPOS Website. Please refer to the above table for the list of compatible EPOS devices.
By installing the EPOS Connect software, users will gain access to some / all of the following functionalities: synchronization between soft phone and headset for mute, answer / hang up buttons; volume up / down, hold / unhold call; ability to switch audio between devices (e.g. from headset to built-in speaker), as well as core functionality such as incoming / outgoing call ringing on headset and call audio support.
Mobile Headsets
The following Bluetooth headsets have been validated with CounterPath Bria mobile products. Please note that functions such as Answer and Hang Up are supported on iOS devices running iOS 10+ with CallKit support, and on Android devices running Android 7.0+.
| Manufacturer | Model Number |
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| Apple | AirPods |
| Jabra | Easygo |
| Jabra | Motion |
| Jabra | Stealth |
| Jabra | Supreme |
| Jawbone | Era |
| Poly | Discovery 975 |
| Poly | Explorer 500 |
| Poly | Marque 2 |
| Poly | Voyager 5200 |
| Poly | Voyager Edge |
| Poly | Voyager Legend |
| Poly | Voyager Pro HD |
| Blue Ant | Blue Ant Q2 |
| EPOS | Presence |
General Notes About Headsets
- Headsets are a dynamically changing market, and manufacturers update their devices often. Users are advised to test any headset prior to purchase to ensure the devices functionality meets their needs.
- We maintain a large pool of devices, wired and wireless, that we test against.
- We always test against our most current softphone releases.
- We do not normally test new models of headsets against older versions of the software.
- We work closely with headset manufacturers to try to support a wide variety of headsets.
- We make every effort to try to resolve all headset issues when reported to us or discovered through our testing.
- For mobile devices we support headsets that connect via the audio jack or via Bluetooth only.
- For Windows and MacOS devices, we support headsets that connect via USB, Bluetooth or audio jack. We strongly recommend the use of the hardware manufacturer’s software to enable the widest range of features.
- Note that the sound quality from wired headsets and wireless headsets may differ. Generally, the sound quality of the wired version is expected to be more reliable than in the wireless version.
Android Devices
Android devices often have carrier specific software loaded on them, which can affect your operation. Android is a highly customizable system, which presents a challenge for supporting accessories like headsets. Each manufacturer can choose to replace the standard Bluetooth system in Android with an alternative version. Each carrier can also choose to replace the Bluetooth system with an alternative version. This may impact how two phones from the same manufacturer support Bluetooth, even if they are the same model and if they come from two different carriers. In addition, different software installed on the device can affect how the headset operates on the device.
Each version of Android itself can also affect how your device interacts with a headset. For these reasons, we maintain a pool of the most common headsets and phones with a variety of carrier firmware that we test against. We test using the most current firmware for that device and carrier. We maintain a pool of the most common headsets and phones with a variety of carrier firmware that we test against. We test using the most current firmware for that device and carrier. We do not test against custom ROMs, nor can we determine compatibility with any headset or phone using a custom ROM. Given the wide variety of custom ROMs and the very nature of custom ROMs it is not possible for us to test them. We do not test against all possible carrier ROMs and it is not always possible to get access to these ROMs due to licensing and other restrictions.
If you have a headset that does not support the basic functionality, we ask that you provide the following information when contacting us:
- Your phone manufacturer and model.
- Your OS build. This is usually found in the About Phone section in Settings.
- The name of the carrier who originally sold you the phone.
- Exact model and manufacturer of the headset, with approximate date of purchase.
iOS Devices
For our testing, we use unlocked devices purchased directly from Apple as our test phones, and we test these against a pool of devices. As the vast majority of users generally update iOS devices to most recent firmware, we always test against the most recent version of Apple's iOS software. We do not test against older versions of iOS. We do not support devices with jailbroken firmware, as often jailbreaks affect the performance of the device in unknown ways. We don't prevent you from using our software with jailbroken devices, but we can only support official Apple firmware.