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Earphones USB C

Cell Phone Headsets for Calls

(12 products)

Browse Wantek wired cell phone headsets for voice calls and mobile work. Compare supported USB-C and 3.5mm connection options, then choose the single-ear or dual-ear fit that works for your conversations.

Not every phone supports every wired headset: confirm USB-C audio support or a compatible 3.5mm microphone-and-audio jack, including any needed adapter. For untethered calls, explore wireless headset options and verify Bluetooth compatibility.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does QD mean on a corded headset?

QD stands for Quick Disconnect. It allows you to separate the headset from its lower cable without removing the headset or unplugging the cable from your desk phone.

Are corded QD headsets compatible with all desk phones?

No. Compatibility depends on your exact phone model, headset port, cable, and wiring configuration. Confirm the required RJ1, RJ2, or RJ4 version before purchasing a Wantek QD headset.

What is the difference between QD and RJ9?

QD is a detachable connection between the headset and its lower cable. RJ9 refers to a modular connector commonly used with desk phones. They serve different purposes and are not interchangeable.

What is the difference between Wantek H600 and H602 QD headsets?

The H600 is a single-ear headset that keeps one ear open to nearby activity. The H602 is a dual-ear headset that delivers call audio to both ears. Both have QD versions.

Do I need a separate cable for a QD headset?

A QD headset needs a compatible lower cable to connect to your calling device. Check the selected product's included accessories, QD connector, and required phone-side wiring before ordering.

Can I connect a corded QD headset directly to a computer?

The RJ9 versions in this collection are designed for compatible desk phones, not direct USB computer connections. Computer use would require a specifically supported adapter or connection solution.

Does disconnecting the QD cable automatically put a call on hold?

Not necessarily. Disconnecting the QD connection separates the headset from the phone's audio path, but it does not guarantee that the call is placed on hold. Use your phone's call controls to manage the call.


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