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Phone shoulder rests for hands-free communication
Busy offices handle a constant flow of phone calls that are important to the operation. Telephone shoulder rests help with managing that flow by providing a comfortable way for users to continue conversations while performing other functions. After attaching a cordless phone or cell phone shoulder rest, the user can place the handset on their shoulder and lean their head against it, creating a snug and painless connection to continue talking. This means both hands are available for paperwork, computer work, or other desk activities. Multitasking becomes simple with phone shoulder rests from Quill.
Variety and versatility
Phones come in different shapes and sizes. Softalk telephone shoulder rests, among others, offer a variety of models to handle most phones, including shoulder rests for cell phones. Unlike other mobile phone mounts, a cell phone shoulder rest attaches to the phone, allowing the user to place it on the shoulder near their mouth, which can improve the sound quality of the conversation. Other features include:
- A contoured rest for flatback phones
- A mini model cordless phone shoulder rest
- Self-adhesive backing for easy and dependable attaching
- A selection of colors
- Functional on right and left shoulders
The Microban® infused protection on certain phones is significant in that it inhibits microorganism growth, which is the main cause of stains and odors on plastic surfaces. It also adds a greater level of cleanliness as it won’t wear or wash off over time.
Benefits of a phone shoulder rest
Nestling a phone handset without a shoulder rest forces the neck to stretch and the shoulder to rise, both of which may create stiffness and pain over the course of a busy day. Like many phone accessories, including headsets and stands, phone shoulder rests allow users to position themselves in an efficient and comfortable way while multitasking. With their hands free, operators can position themselves at computers and keyboards, maintaining healthy posture.
