Savi Go is the wireless headset that lets you seamlessly switch between calls on your PC and mobile phone. Incorporating wideband audio that sharpens PC voice and multimedia transmissions, the Savi Go features the convertible style offering the extended boom, noise-canceling microphone and up to 210’ of range on PC softphone calls.
| Product Name | Model Name | Part Number | Certification* | MSRP |
| Savi Go | WG100/B (Convertible) |
38658-xx | UC Standard | $199.95 |
| Savi Go | WG101/B (Convertible) |
38635-xx | Optimized for Microsoft Office Communicator 2007 | $199.95 |
*UC standard version: supports one-touch call control with softphones and UC applications from Cisco, Avaya, Microsoft, IBM and more.
*Microsoft certified version: Optimized for Microsoft® Office Communicator 2007 supporting one-touch call control with Office Communicator.
I would like to get the class 1 wideband bluetooth headset to go with the softphone. I already have a Sena Parani UD-100 class 1 dongle w. antenna using Toshiba drivers with Cambridge chipset.
I see two models listed for the Savi Go: the WG100/B (Convertible), and WG101/B(Convertible) supposedly optimized for MS Communicator software. Is there any difference between the two? I had anticipated continued use of X-Lite or upgrading to Counterpath Bria softphone. I do have a copy of MS communicator, but haven’t installed it.
The WG100/B is the standard UC version which can be used for various software, and the WG101/B is the Microsoft Office Communicator version which should only be used with this specific software (these units look alike, but they are different internally). Hopefully that helps.