Yealink business headsets fall into several connection families, and the right choice starts with the device path you actually use. A wired USB model such as UH37 keeps setup simple at a desk, WH-series DECT models add office roaming range, and BH-series Bluetooth models are designed for users who move between computers and mobile devices.
Start with the connection, not the model number: choose USB for a fixed computer setup, DECT when office roaming and desk-phone integration matter, or Bluetooth when laptop-and-phone flexibility is the priority. Then verify the exact headset variant, phone model, adapter or base, and calling platform before buying.
Yealink Headset Families at a Glance
| Model | Connection | Good starting point when |
|---|---|---|
| UH37 | Wired USB, with USB-A and USB-C support depending on the included adapter/configuration | You work mainly at one computer or compatible Yealink IP phone and want a headset without battery management. |
| WH62 | DECT wireless through a base; PC and compatible IP-phone use | You need office mobility and a dedicated business-call wireless link rather than Bluetooth. |
| WH64 | Hybrid DECT and Bluetooth | You want a DECT office link plus Bluetooth access to a mobile device in one headset system. |
| BH70 | Bluetooth 5.3; Yealink USB Bluetooth dongle support | You move between a computer and mobile device and want a lightweight business Bluetooth headset. |
| BH76 Plus | Bluetooth 5.3; USB Bluetooth dongle or native Bluetooth | You want a Bluetooth work headset with active noise cancellation and a retractable microphone boom. |
UH37: The Straightforward Wired USB Choice
The Yealink UH37 is a wired professional USB headset offered in mono and dual-ear versions. Yealink lists a dual-microphone noise-cancellation system, 35 mm speakers, a visible busylight, and USB connectivity for PCs and supported Yealink IP phones.
A wired USB path removes charging and wireless-pairing variables. That makes UH37 a practical starting point for fixed desks, shared workstations, training rooms, and other setups where users remain close to the computer or phone. It does not mean every USB device or calling platform supports every call-control feature, so exact platform support still needs to be checked.
WH62: DECT Wireless for Desk and Office Mobility
The Yealink WH62 is a DECT wireless headset, not a wired model. Yealink offers mono and dual-ear versions and lists dual connection to a PC and IP phone, Acoustic Shield microphone noise reduction, and wireless range of up to 160 m / 525 ft under stated conditions. Listed talk time is up to 13 hours for the mono version and 14 hours for the dual version.
DECT is useful when a dedicated office wireless link and longer roaming range matter more than direct Bluetooth pairing to a phone. Desk-phone integration can depend on the exact phone model, base, EHS accessory, firmware, and control functions. The Yealink-compatible wireless headset connection guide explains why the phone model and connection path should be verified before treating a headset as plug-and-play.
WH64: DECT and Bluetooth in One Hybrid System
The Yealink WH64 combines DECT and Bluetooth so one headset system can cover office endpoints and a mobile device. Yealink lists three-microphone noise cancellation, PC and IP-phone connectivity, Bluetooth access to mobile devices, and Teams or UC variants.
This hybrid approach is useful when the same user handles calls across a desk phone, computer, and smartphone. It also adds more connection paths to configure, so the exact edition, base, adapters, and supported call-control features matter more than the broad phrase “works with three devices.”
BH70 and BH76 Plus: Bluetooth for Mobile Work
BH70
The Yealink BH70 is a Bluetooth business headset with three-microphone noise cancellation. Yealink lists Bluetooth 5.3, simultaneous connection to two Bluetooth devices, up to 35 hours of talk time with the busylight off, and up to 50 m / 164 ft of range when used with its supported dongle under stated conditions.
That combination fits users who regularly move between laptop calls and a smartphone. The maximum range and battery figures are product limits under Yealink's conditions, not guarantees for every office, radio environment, or call pattern.
BH76 Plus
The Yealink BH76 Plus is another Bluetooth 5.3 work headset, but it adds hybrid active noise cancellation and a retractable microphone boom. Yealink lists simultaneous connection to two Bluetooth devices and up to 35 hours of talk time under its stated test conditions.
BH76 Plus is the more feature-heavy Bluetooth path in this comparison, while BH70 keeps the focus on lighter business-call use. That distinction is about connection and feature set, not a universal sound-quality ranking.
Wired, DECT, or Bluetooth: Which Connection Fits Your Workday?
| Work pattern | Start with | Verify before buying |
|---|---|---|
| Mostly seated at one computer | Wired USB | USB-A/USB-C path, operating system, call app, and call-control support |
| Roaming around an office while staying on calls | DECT | Base, phone model, EHS or adapter needs, range conditions, and battery requirements |
| Switching between laptop and smartphone | Bluetooth | Dongle versus native Bluetooth, multipoint behavior, microphone selection, and app support |
| Desk phone plus computer plus mobile workflow | Hybrid DECT + Bluetooth | Exact WH64 edition, endpoint compatibility, base connections, and supported controls |
How to Pair and Manage a Yealink Bluetooth Headset
Do not use one generic pairing sequence for every Yealink model. Button behavior, dongles, base stations, and reset procedures differ across BH and WH products. Use the quick-start guide for the exact model and firmware version.
- Identify the connection path. Decide whether the computer will use a Yealink USB Bluetooth dongle, native Bluetooth, a DECT base, or a direct USB cable.
- Put the exact headset into pairing mode. Follow the model-specific Yealink instructions rather than assuming a universal button hold or PIN.
- Select the headset on the computer or phone. Confirm that the intended Yealink device appears as both the input and output where applicable.
- Check the calling app separately. Teams, Zoom, softphones, and browser apps can retain their own microphone and speaker choices.
- Use Yealink management software when required. Firmware, device settings, and supported controls can depend on Yealink USB Connect or Yealink Connect and the specific product.
Check Desk-Phone Compatibility Before You Buy
“Compatible with Yealink” is too broad for a reliable purchase decision. A Yealink T-series or MP-series phone, for example, can expose different headset connection and call-control options depending on the model, firmware, USB support, built-in Bluetooth, optional Bluetooth adapters, or EHS accessories.
For third-party headsets, use the exact phone model and headset SKU as the starting point. Wantek's Yealink compatibility guide separates built-in Bluetooth, USB, DECT-base, and electronic-hook-switch paths so you can verify the connection rather than relying on a broad compatibility label.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Yealink WH62 a wired headset?
No. WH62 is a DECT wireless headset that connects through its base. Yealink offers mono and dual-ear versions for PC and compatible IP-phone workflows.
What is the main difference between WH62 and WH64?
WH62 is centered on DECT wireless, while WH64 combines DECT and Bluetooth. WH64 is designed for users who also want mobile-device connectivity in the same headset system.
Which Yealink headset is wired USB?
UH37 is a current wired USB business headset offered in mono and dual-ear versions. Check the included USB connector or adapter and the endpoint you plan to use.
Can a Yealink Bluetooth headset connect to two devices?
Some current models can. Yealink lists simultaneous two-device Bluetooth connections for BH70 and BH76 Plus, but exact behavior and available controls should be checked for the specific model and software.
Does a Yealink headset work with every Yealink desk phone?
No single compatibility claim covers every phone and headset combination. Verify the exact phone model, headset SKU, base or adapter, firmware, and required call-control features before purchasing.
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