HP Poly Voyager Free 60 Plus has a case with a display

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HP has "enterprise" earbuds in the new Poly Voyager Free 60 Plus. And its unique point is an OLED touchscreen on the charging case where you can control music playback, volume, and settings, see battery status, and accept or reject calls. The OLED screen will also make it easy to switch between two connected devices, as these buds support multipoint pairing. It can remember up to eight connections.

The Poly Voyager Free 60 Plus gets features like adaptive active noise cancellation with a transparency mode, "WindSmart technology" for clearer calls outside, AptX support, and earbud-based gesture controls. These earbuds are also IP54 rating for splash and dust resistance.

According to HP, these earbuds have up to eight hours of listening time with ANC enabled. You can charge the case via USB-C or Qi wireless. It even includes a USB Bluetooth dongle in case your laptop doesn't have it built-in. Another extra feature for the plus model is a USB to 3.5mm cable, which is "ideal for in-flight entertainment systems." You can't turn it into a semi-wired headset, as the cable is for listening only.

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What makes the Poly Voyager Free 60 Plus an enterprise-grade pair of earbuds is the Poly branding, which HP acquired last year. This means these buds use the Poly Lens app for changing their settings and "IT teams can manage and receive insights." As for what data it can glean from you is the information we don't have right now. 

These buds are also certified to work for business services like Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, and Google Voice. HP hasn't shared pricing, but expect that enterprise tag to make it a bit on the pricier side of things.

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