Yealink’s wireless headset range serves different connection jobs. WH62 is a DECT business headset, WH64 combines DECT and Bluetooth in the headset, and BH70 is a Bluetooth-first business headset. Choosing the right one starts with the devices and mobility you need—not with a generic “best” label.
Choose by wireless architecture. Pick WH62 when a DECT base and office-phone/PC workflow is the priority, WH64 when you want DECT range plus Bluetooth flexibility, and BH70 when laptop/phone Bluetooth use matters more than a DECT desk setup.
| Model | Wireless path | Best fit |
|---|---|---|
| Yealink WH62 | DECT through base | Fixed or hybrid desk workers using PC and supported IP-phone workflows |
| Yealink WH64 | DECT + Bluetooth hybrid | Users who want DECT office range plus direct Bluetooth flexibility |
| Yealink BH70 | Bluetooth business headset | Mobile/hybrid users centered on laptop and phone connections |
WH62: DECT for Desk-Centered Work
Yealink lists WH62 as a DECT wireless business headset. The base-based architecture is suited to office and UC workflows where range and a controlled desk connection matter. Exact IP-phone compatibility and accessory requirements should be checked against Yealink’s compatibility resources.
WH64: Hybrid DECT and Bluetooth
WH64 integrates both DECT and Bluetooth wireless technology. Yealink lists up to 185 m / 606 ft wireless range and separate talk-time figures for DECT and Bluetooth modes, with mono and dual variants. Those published maximums are test-condition figures, not guarantees through every wall or office layout.
BH70: Bluetooth-First Mobility
BH70 is positioned as an essential Bluetooth wireless business headset. Compared with WH62/WH64, it is the more direct fit for users who mainly move between a laptop and mobile device and do not need a DECT base.
Phone Compatibility Still Needs a Model Check
A headset family can support multiple phone manufacturers while individual desk-phone models still require specific EHS accessories or firmware. Do not buy by brand name alone. For a broader view of Yealink USB, DECT and Bluetooth families, use the Yealink headset connection guide before narrowing to WH62, WH64 or BH70.
Mono vs. Dual
Mono keeps one ear open to the room. Dual provides two-ear listening and more acoustic separation. The right choice depends on awareness needs, call density and personal comfort.
References: Yealink WH64 · Yealink headset comparison
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Yealink WH62 Bluetooth?
WH62 is primarily a DECT wireless headset. For integrated DECT plus Bluetooth, look at WH64.
What is different about WH64?
WH64 combines DECT and Bluetooth wireless modes in one business headset platform.
Is BH70 a DECT headset?
No. BH70 is a Bluetooth wireless business headset.
Will any Yealink wireless headset work with any desk phone?
No. Check the exact phone model, connection path and any required EHS accessory.
