Headsets

Clear Calls. Focused Work. All-Day Comfort.

Headsets are the most personal piece of technology on any desk, and a bad fit means muffled calls, ear fatigue by noon, and constant mic complaints from everyone on the other end. The right headset pairs clear voice pickup with a wearing style that stays comfortable across eight-hour shifts, whether you need sealed noise cancellation or a lightweight mono earpiece that keeps one ear open. The lineup covers wired USB, DECT wireless, and Bluetooth connectivity from Jabra, Logitech, Yealink, Koss, Cyber Acoustics, and AVID across on-ear, over-ear, and earpiece designs at every price point.

Headsets for Every Work Environment

• Call centers and help desks — mono-ear DECT headsets keep one ear open for team communication while delivering crystal-clear voice pickup on every customer interaction
• Open-plan offices — active noise cancellation blocks ambient chatter so knowledge workers can focus during deep work sessions and back-to-back meetings
• Remote and hybrid workstations — wireless headsets with multi-device Bluetooth pairing switch between a laptop and a phone without disconnecting from either
• K-12 and higher education classrooms — affordable wired headsets with adjustable headbands, replaceable ear cushions, and volume limiters for shared student use
• Gaming and streaming setups — over-ear stereo designs with wide frequency response, detachable boom microphones, and software-driven virtual surround sound
• Conference rooms and huddle spaces — USB headsets with certified integration for Microsoft Teams and Zoom, including dedicated buttons for mute, volume, and meeting join
• Healthcare and field service — lightweight mono earpieces and behind-the-neck designs that pair with mobile devices for hands-free communication during rounds and site visits

How to Choose the Right Headset

Connectivity type is the first decision. Wired USB headsets deliver plug-and-play reliability with zero latency, making them ideal for stationary desks and shared workstations. DECT wireless headsets like the Jabra Engage 55 and Yealink WH63 provide dedicated radio frequencies with range up to 150 feet, so you can walk to a printer or neighboring office without dropping a call. Bluetooth models like the Jabra Evolve2 65 and Logitech Zone Wireless offer portability and multi-device pairing for workers who split time between a laptop, tablet, and smartphone.

Wearing style affects comfort and isolation more than any other factor. Over-ear cups with memory foam provide the best passive noise isolation, and models with active noise cancellation add another layer of quiet in busy environments. On-ear designs sit lighter for users who dislike sealed cups, while mono earpieces remain the standard in contact centers where situational awareness matters. If you need a headset for all-day use, look for sub-200-gram weight and a padded headband with adjustable clamping force.

Unified Communications certification is worth checking before you buy. Headsets certified for Microsoft Teams or Zoom carry dedicated buttons that launch the app, mute the mic, and join meetings with a single press. UC-certified models from Jabra, Logitech, and Yealink are tested for audio codec compatibility, ensuring consistent call quality across platforms. If your organization relies on IP phones alongside softphone clients, choose a headset with an electronic hook switch or base station that bridges both devices.

Headsets by Brand

• Jabra Headsets — Engage series for contact centers, Evolve2 for open-office UC, and Evolve 65 for hybrid workers needing Bluetooth and DECT flexibility
• Logitech Headsets — Zone Wireless and Zone Vibe for UC environments, H-series wired models for budget-friendly office and education deployments
• Yealink Headsets — WH62 and WH63 DECT wireless headsets built to pair natively with Yealink IP phone systems and Teams-certified platforms
• Koss — legendary on-ear and over-ear designs with full-range drivers, delivering rich sound for music monitoring and personal listening
• Cyber Acoustics — durable, affordable wired headsets and headphones designed for K-12 classrooms, libraries, and computer lab environments

Headsets by Type

• Gaming Headsets — over-ear stereo designs with virtual surround sound, detachable boom mics, and RGB lighting for immersive competitive and casual play

Complete Your Headset Setup

• Speakerphones — conference speakerphones for group calls and huddle rooms when you need to take the headset off
• Webcams — USB cameras for video conferencing, streaming, and remote collaboration that pair with any headset
• Microphones — standalone USB and XLR microphones for podcasting, streaming, and recording where headset mics fall short
• Docking Stations — connect your headset, monitors, and peripherals through a single USB-C or Thunderbolt cable