Pliant Technologies Introduces MicroCom 900XR Wireless Headset

Pliant Technologies new wireless headset
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ORLANDO, Fla.—Pliant Technologies has introduced the MicroCom 900XR wireless headset [PMC-HS900XR] at InfoComm 2023. 

The latest addition to the MicroCom family, the new headset combines the high sound quality, range and budget-friendly price point of MicroCom XR with the comfortable fit, exceptional noise isolation and flip-up microphone muting technology of the SmartBoom PRO headset—but without the wire, the company said.

“We’re excited to present the new all-in-one MicroCom 900XR Wireless Headset at InfoComm 2023,” says Gary Rosen, vice president of global sales for Pliant Technologies. 

“This new addition to our MicroCom line is the perfect solution for users looking for a quality and convenient wireless intercom at an affordable price. The new MicroCom XR wireless headset is fully compatible with our MicroCom 900XR beltpacks. This enables our customers to use a combination of MicroCom 900XR wireless all-in-one headsets and our 900MHz beltpacks as part of the same system.”

The new headset is available in single- and dual-ear configurations. They feature an internal antenna and field swappable batteries with a run time of 14 hours for the dual-ear headset and seven hours for the single-ear headset. The headsets are lightweight and adjustable, allowing comfortable all-day wear. They are collapsible for easy storage and travel when the production or project is complete, it said. 

The MicroCom 900XR wireless headset exhibits the same performance and functionality as the MicroCom 900XR beltpack but is engineered to fit into the SmartBoom PRO headset ear cup. Its all-in-one design features an easy-to-read OLED display, two intercom channels with a dual listen option and support for up to 10 full-duplex users, including unlimited listen-only and shared users, the company said.  

The new headset is available with a Drop-in-Charger [PBT-HSXRC-66] for an all-in-one style headset. Up to six individual headsets (single or dual) can be put on the charger without having to remove their battery or plug in a USB charging cord to the headset itself. Users can also drop in up to six additional batteries (sold separately) for simultaneous wireless headset and spare battery charging capabilities, it said.

See Pliant Technologies at InfoComm booth 4854.

More information is available on the company’s website.

Phil Kurz

Phil Kurz is a contributing editor to TV Tech. He has written about TV and video technology for more than 30 years and served as editor of three leading industry magazines. He earned a Bachelor of Journalism and a Master’s Degree in Journalism from the University of Missouri-Columbia School of Journalism.