Yealink Headsets

Yealink Headsets Buying Guide

Yealink headsets cover every way people take calls: DECT wireless models that work with a desk phone and a computer, Bluetooth headsets for people on the move, and USB wired models built for long contact center shifts. Many come in Microsoft Teams certified versions, so the headset fits the calling app your team already uses. Explore the full Yealink lineup, or compare every brand in our headsets.

WH Series DECT Wireless Headsets

WH headsets connect to both a desk phone and a computer, so one headset answers both. DECT gives them real range, up to about 525 feet on the WH62 in open space, so you can walk to the printer or the break room without dropping a call. The WH62 keeps things simple with DECT only, the WH64 adds Bluetooth for a mobile phone, and the WH68 adds hybrid active noise canceling for loud open offices.

BH Series Bluetooth Headsets

BH headsets connect over Bluetooth, and several, including the BH70, BH74, and BH71 Pro, come with a USB dongle for a steady connection to a computer. The BH70 is a lightweight everyday option with up to 35 hours of battery, the BH74 adds hybrid active noise canceling with a 4-mic array, and the BH76 Plus brings three levels of noise canceling, a retractable boom, and Qi wireless charging. For a single-ear option, the BH71 Pro earpiece comes with a pocket-size charging case.

UH Series USB Wired Headsets

UH headsets plug into a computer over USB, with no batteries to charge and nothing to pair. The UH34 is a lightweight everyday choice in mono and dual-ear versions, the UH35 adds dual-microphone noise cancellation, the UH46 uses three microphones with Yealink Acoustic Shield to keep background noise off calls in busy contact centers, and the UH48 brings hybrid active noise canceling to a wired headset.

How to Choose a Yealink Headset

Desk Phone, Computer, or Both

If your team takes calls on a Yealink desk phone and a computer, a WH DECT headset covers both from one base. If you switch between a laptop and a mobile phone, a BH Bluetooth headset is the easier fit. If calls only happen at a computer, a UH wired headset is the simplest choice and never needs charging.

One Ear or Two

Single-ear (mono) headsets let you hear the room around you, which helps at a front desk or on a shop floor. Two-ear (stereo) headsets block more noise and suit open offices and contact centers.

Teams or Zoom

Teams certified versions are tested for Microsoft Teams and add Teams controls on the headset. If your company runs Zoom or another calling app, a standard UC version works with it, so pick the version that matches the platform your team uses every day.

Yealink Headset FAQs

Are Yealink headsets good?

Yealink headsets are built for business calling, with noise-canceling microphones, Microsoft Teams certified models, and battery life sized for a full workday, up to 35 hours on the BH70. The right model depends on whether you need DECT range, Bluetooth flexibility, or a simple wired connection.

How do I connect my Yealink headset?

It depends on the series. WH DECT headsets connect through their base, which plugs into a computer by USB and into a desk phone with a phone cable or an optional EHS adapter. BH Bluetooth headsets pair with a mobile phone directly and connect to a computer over Bluetooth or the included USB dongle. UH wired headsets plug straight into a USB port.

What's the difference between DECT and Bluetooth headsets?

DECT headsets use their own base station and radio band, which gives them longer range and keeps them clear of WiFi traffic, a strong fit for office desk phones. Bluetooth headsets connect straight to laptops and mobile phones, which makes them better for people who move between devices and work away from the office.