You can use the Cisco Headsets mobile app to manage your headset Bluetooth^® connections. Your headset can save up to eight Bluetooth devices and maintain an active connection with two at the same time.

Tired of the same old headset name showing up in device Bluetooth^® settings? You can personalize your headset name to make it easier to identify in Bluetooth device lists. The name change saves to the headset and appears in any Bluetooth device list. You can return your headset to the default name anytime through the Reset Settings button in the app.

You can customize the blend of bass and treble in your headset audio with the Cisco Headsets mobile app. Choose from three preset audio settings including Voice, Music, and Cinema.

You can customize which audio notifications you want to hear in your headset.

You can change your audio notification language through the Cisco Headsets mobile app. Available languages include Chinese (Mandarin), English (US), English (UK), French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese (Br), Russian, and Spanish.

Your headset resets after you select a new language. Don't move your headset out of range, change audio sources, or plug in either the USB-C or 3.5 mm cable before the reset is complete.

You can manually adjust how much noise cancellation you hear in your Cisco Headset 730 through the Cisco Headsets app. By default, your headset noise cancellation strength is set to 100%. If you enable Adaptive Noise Cancellation, your headset noise cancellation level automatically adjusts based on your surroundings.

With the Cisco Headsets app, you can adjust how much of your own voice you want to hear through your headset speaker when you're on a call.

You can enable your headset to use the improved microphone performance in a noisy environment.

You can end an active call or switch audio to the audio host such as a mobile, desk, or room device, when you place your Cisco Headset 730 or Cisco Headset 720 Series for Microsoft Teams in the charging stand.

You can switch audio back to your headset by removing the headset from the dock. If you connect to calls by using a Headset USB Adapter or through Webex, MS Teams, or Jabber, you can continue audio through your headset in the dock event.

The Cisco Headset 720 Series Multifunction button enables you to play, pause, and skip audio playback. You can also reprogram the button to activate your voice assistant.

You can set the Multifunction button in the Cisco Headsets mobile app to one of the following settings:

• Music
  • Single-press—play and pause music
  • Double-press—skip forward
  • Hold—skip back
• Assistant
  • Single-press—play and pause music
  • Hold—activate voice assistant

Join calls or meetings without worrying about noisy keyboards, pets, or people talking in the background. The voice activated microphone feature turns off your headset microphone when you aren't speaking and seamlessly enables it when you start talking. This feature is enabled by default, but you can disable it through the Cisco Headsets app.

You can check your current firmware load in the Cisco Headsets app.

Firmware updates improve your audio experience or add new functionality to your headset. We recommend that you always install the latest software version to your headset when possible. You can also check for new firmware through the usb-c cable on the Webex App, and on Cisco Accessory Hub.

For information on the latest firmware release, see the Cisco Headset 700 Series release notes.

You can restore your default headset settings with the Cisco Headsets mobile app.

We constantly strive to improve and enhance our headsets. The Cisco Headsets app Beta feature gives users a chance to test and provide feedback on headset improvements before they are available to the general public. You can switch back to the regular firmware release version at any time.