The P610 firmware supports wideband audio (often referred to as HD Voice). Standard telephony audio is typically compressed to a narrow frequency range (300 Hz–3.4 kHz). The P610 firmware, when paired with compatible softphones (via USB), negotiates the G.722 codec or proprietary wideband standards (such as those used by Microsoft Teams or Zoom).
is likely a ghost from the early 2010s driver-modding scene. It points to a wired headset that never needed (nor officially received) user-upgradable firmware, but attracted tinkerers who believed they could extract “extra” performance from its DSP.
If a red dot appears next to the device name, click "Update" and follow the on-screen prompts. Updating Voyager Legend Firmware. - HP Support
The P610 firmware supports wideband audio (often referred to as HD Voice). Standard telephony audio is typically compressed to a narrow frequency range (300 Hz–3.4 kHz). The P610 firmware, when paired with compatible softphones (via USB), negotiates the G.722 codec or proprietary wideband standards (such as those used by Microsoft Teams or Zoom).
is likely a ghost from the early 2010s driver-modding scene. It points to a wired headset that never needed (nor officially received) user-upgradable firmware, but attracted tinkerers who believed they could extract “extra” performance from its DSP.
If a red dot appears next to the device name, click "Update" and follow the on-screen prompts. Updating Voyager Legend Firmware. - HP Support