Headset HP POLY Blackwire 3225 — wired USB Type-C, head-band, 20–20000 Hz, 121 g, black

HP POLY Blackwire 3225 is a wired, head-band headset with a USB Type-C connector, designed for desk communications, VoIP calls and remote meetings. The headset delivers a headphone frequency response of 20–20000 Hz and weighs 121 g. Its single-ear or stereo wearing style from the Blackwire 3200 family combines corded reliability with comfort for office and call-center environments.

Advantages

The headset provides wideband audio performance and a noise-reducing microphone characteristic of the Blackwire 3200 series, supporting clear voice communication and multimedia playback within the stated frequency range. Its lightweight head-band construction improves all-day wearability and the USB Type-C connection ensures straightforward compatibility with modern laptops and devices that support USB-C audio. The product is offered in a neutral black finish suited to professional settings.

Suitable for

• VoIP and softphone calls on USB-C equipped computers and devices
• Call centre and customer support agents requiring corded reliability
• Remote meetings and online collaboration
• General office communications and unified communications platforms

Key specifications

• Connectivity: wired USB Type-C
• Design: head-band headset
• Frequency response (headphones): 20–20000 Hz
• Weight: 121 g
• Colour: black

How to use

Connect the USB Type-C plug to a compatible computer or device with USB-C audio support. Position the head-band for a secure, comfortable fit and adjust the boom microphone toward the mouth for clear voice pickup. Use your operating system or softphone application to select the headset as the audio input and output device. For calls, speak naturally and keep the microphone close to the lower cheek area to maintain consistent audio levels.

Recommendations

For reliable performance, use the headset with devices that support USB-C audio, keep the microphone free of obstructions, and store the headset in a dry place when not in use. If using with communication software, verify audio device settings and update drivers or firmware on the host device when recommended.