| Question | Short answer |
|---|---|
| Best wired USB Teams headsets? | Top wired picks in this guide are the Jabra Evolve2 30, Yealink UH35, Yealink UH36 and EPOS IMPACT 430T / 460T. |
| Best wireless USB Teams headsets? | Top wireless picks here are the Yealink WH64, Yealink BH70, Jabra Evolve2 65 and Jabra Evolve2 65 Flex. |
| Wired or wireless? | Choose wired for fixed desk users and call handling teams. Choose wireless for hybrid workers and managers who need more mobility. |
| USB-A or USB-C? | Choose the port that matches your laptop, PC or docking station. USB-C is more common on newer devices. |
| Are Teams-certified headsets worth it? | Usually yes if Teams is your main calling platform all day, because integration and call controls are often cleaner. |
If your team spends a big part of the day on Microsoft Teams, the headset choice matters more than most people expect. A poor headset creates background noise, patchy call quality, comfort issues and frustrated staff. A good one makes calls clearer, meetings smoother and day-to-day work easier.
This guide breaks down the best USB headsets for Microsoft Teams in 2026, covering both wired and wireless options. I’ve focused on practical buying decisions rather than vague claims. That means looking at how these headsets suit small businesses, office teams, hybrid workers and call centres.
If you want to browse by category first, start with the main USB Headsets collection or the dedicated Microsoft Teams Headsets range.
If you would like help narrowing the shortlist before you buy, Headsets4Business can help you compare the right options for your setup. You can get in touch through the contact page or call 0161 830 6818.
What makes a USB headset good for Microsoft Teams?
A good Microsoft Teams headset needs to do four jobs well. First, it needs to give clear speech on calls. Second, it needs to stay comfortable during long meetings. Third, it needs to work reliably with your laptop, PC or docking setup. Fourth, it should match the way the user actually works.
For most businesses, that means looking at:
- microphone quality in busy offices
- wired or wireless working style
- USB-A or USB-C connection type
- whether a Teams-certified model is worth it
- comfort for long calls
- how easily staff can mute, answer and manage calls
A Teams-certified headset is a headset tested to work smoothly with Microsoft Teams. In plain English, that usually means better integration, simpler call controls and fewer odd issues. A good UC headset can still work very well with Teams, but Teams-certified models are usually the safer fit for staff using Teams all day.
If you are specifically comparing certified options, the Microsoft Teams certified headsets page is worth reading alongside this guide.
Should you choose a wired or wireless USB headset for Teams?
The short answer is this: wired USB headsets are usually the safest choice for fixed desk users, while wireless USB headsets are usually better for hybrid workers and managers who move around more.
A wired USB headset is often best if you:
- work at the same desk most of the day
- want a simple plug-and-play setup
- need strong value for money
- run a call centre or customer service team
- do not want charging to be part of daily use
A wireless USB headset is often best if you:
- move between laptop, desk and mobile
- work from home and the office
- want more freedom during calls
- take a high volume of meetings and need flexibility
- prefer a tidier desk with fewer cables
There is no single winner. This comes down to role. A front-line support team will often be better served by robust wired models. A sales manager or hybrid team leader may be better served by a wireless model with a USB dongle or hybrid connection.
Which wired USB headsets are the best for Microsoft Teams in 2026?
For many businesses, wired USB headsets still give the best mix of value, reliability and ease of deployment. They are especially strong for office teams, customer service users and call handling roles.
| Model | Best for | Why it stands out |
|---|---|---|
| Jabra Evolve2 30 | General office Teams users | Known brand, simple setup, sensible price point and strong everyday performance. |
| Yealink UH35 | Small business desk users | Dedicated Teams focus and straightforward wired usability. |
| Yealink UH36 | Customer service and busier offices | Dual-ear design helps concentration and suits heavier call use. |
| EPOS IMPACT 430T / 460T | Intensive Teams users | Premium wired choice with strong long-call comfort and connection flexibility. |
Jabra Evolve2 30 USB-A Stereo Headset UC or MS
Product link: Jabra Evolve2 30 USB-A Stereo Headset UC or MS
This is a strong choice for businesses that want a known brand, simple deployment and solid everyday Teams performance. It suits office users who want something comfortable and professional without moving into premium pricing.
Best for: everyday Teams meetings, office staff, general business use, and users who want a known Teams-friendly option.
Yealink UH35 Dual Teams USB Wired Headset
Product link: Yealink UH35 Dual Teams USB Wired Headset
The UH35 is a very practical Teams-focused wired headset. It is a good fit for businesses that want a straightforward headset for regular Teams calls without overcomplicating the choice. It suits desk-based users and smaller teams well.
Best for: small business Teams users, desk-based office staff, users who want a dedicated Teams model, and buyers looking for a sensible wired option.
Yealink UH36 USB Duo 2 Ear Teams Headset
Product link: Yealink UH36 USB Duo 2 Ear Teams Headset
The UH36 is a stronger fit where call quality and day-long use matter more. The dual-ear design helps users concentrate better in busier environments, which makes it a good option for customer service, reception and support work.
Best for: busy offices, customer service teams, reception staff, support roles, and users who prefer a two-ear headset for focus.
EPOS IMPACT 430T / 460T ANC MS Teams USB-A USB-C
Product link: EPOS IMPACT 430T / 460T ANC MS Teams USB-A USB-C
This is the premium wired option in the list. It stands out for users who spend long stretches on calls and want better comfort, stronger audio performance and more flexibility around USB-A or USB-C connections.
Best for: intensive Teams users, managers, frequent callers, busy offices, and businesses wanting a more premium wired headset.
If you want to browse more cable-based options, the USB Wired collection is the best next step.
Which wireless USB headsets are the best for Microsoft Teams in 2026?
Wireless Teams headsets are ideal for users who want more mobility. That does not just mean walking around the office. It often means switching between a laptop call, a mobile call and a quick meeting without feeling tied to the desk.
| Model | Best for | Why it stands out |
|---|---|---|
| Yealink WH64 | Advanced office wireless use | Strong fit for users who want a more office-focused wireless setup. |
| Yealink BH70 | Hybrid workers | Portable, practical and well suited to office and home use. |
| Jabra Evolve2 65 | Regular business meetings | A proven wireless business headset with broad day-to-day appeal. |
| Jabra Evolve2 65 Flex | Premium portable work | Compact, convenient and ideal for professionals moving between workspaces. |
Yealink WH64 DECT Bluetooth Hybrid Wireless Headset Teams
Product link: Yealink WH64 DECT Bluetooth Hybrid Wireless Headset Teams
This is one of the most interesting options in the list because it blends DECT and Bluetooth thinking. It is a strong choice where users want office-grade wireless performance but still need flexibility.
Best for: users taking lots of daily calls, office staff who want strong wireless stability, Teams users needing a more advanced setup, and businesses balancing desk work and mobility.
Yealink BH70 Dual Microsoft Teams Bluetooth Headset
Product link: Yealink BH70 Dual Microsoft Teams Bluetooth Headset
The BH70 is a good hybrid working option. It suits people moving between meetings, home working and office use. If portability matters, this is a more natural fit than a traditional fixed-desk headset.
Best for: hybrid workers, home and office use, mobile professionals, and users who want a lighter wireless setup.
Jabra Evolve2 65 UC Headset + Stand
Product link: Jabra Evolve2 65 UC Headset + Stand
The Evolve2 65 remains a popular business wireless headset for good reason. It balances comfort, battery life and multi-device flexibility well. Even though this version is UC rather than Teams-branded, it is still a strong option for Teams users who want a high-quality wireless headset.
Best for: hybrid workers, office managers, regular video meetings, and users wanting a proven wireless business headset.
Jabra Evolve2 65 Flex USB UC Stereo Headset with Wireless Charging Pad
Product link: Jabra Evolve2 65 Flex USB UC Stereo Headset with Wireless Charging Pad
This is the premium portable option. It is a great fit for professionals who travel, move between workspaces or want a headset that packs away more neatly than a traditional office model.
Best for: senior staff, mobile professionals, hybrid work, and users who value portability and convenience.
For wider browsing, the USB Wireless collection is the best category page to review next.
If you are choosing for a team and need help balancing cost, comfort and Teams compatibility, this is a good point to ask for advice. Headsets4Business can help you narrow the shortlist rather than buying on guesswork. Use the contact page or call 0161 830 6818.
Do you need USB-A or USB-C for a Teams headset?
This is one of the easiest ways to buy the wrong headset, and it catches a lot of businesses out.
A USB-A headset suits:
- older desktop PCs
- many standard office laptops
- existing docking setups using traditional USB ports
A USB-C headset suits:
- newer laptops
- newer docking stations
- businesses trying to future-proof new purchases
Some headsets offer both USB-A and USB-C flexibility, which is often the safest route for mixed-device businesses. That is especially useful where staff use different laptops across the team.
If USB-C is already part of your setup, browse the dedicated USB-C Headsets collection. If you want a broader explainer first, the USB-C headsets for business guide is worth reading.
What should office teams and call centres look for in a Teams headset?
Not every Teams user works the same way, so the shortlist should change depending on the role.
For general office teams, the key priorities are usually:
- easy setup
- comfort for day-to-day meetings
- clear speech
- a sensible price point
- wired or wireless choice based on desk habits
For call centres and customer service teams, the priorities usually shift towards:
- consistent microphone clarity
- two-ear designs for focus
- long-wear comfort
- durable construction
- wired reliability
- easy replacement across multiple users
That is why a headset like the Yealink UH36 or EPOS IMPACT 430T / 460T makes sense for heavier calling. They are better suited to users who spend much of the day handling calls rather than joining the odd meeting.
For small businesses, the mistake is often buying a premium wireless model for every user. In reality, many teams would get better value from a strong wired model for most staff, then a smaller number of wireless headsets for managers or hybrid workers.
How do you choose the right Teams headset for your budget and setup?
The simplest way is to start with work style, then narrow by connection and budget.
| User type | Best headset type | Good starting choices |
|---|---|---|
| Fixed desk office user | Wired USB headset | Jabra Evolve2 30 or Yealink UH35 |
| Customer service or call handling | Dual-ear wired USB headset | Yealink UH36 or EPOS IMPACT 430T / 460T |
| Hybrid worker | Wireless USB or Bluetooth headset | Yealink BH70 or Jabra Evolve2 65 |
| Mobile professional | Premium portable wireless headset | Jabra Evolve2 65 Flex |
Here is the practical way to decide:
- Start with the role. Is this for a fixed desk user, hybrid worker, call handler or manager?
- Check the connection. Does the user need USB-A, USB-C or both?
- Decide on wired or wireless. If they do not need mobility, wired often gives better value.
- Choose Teams-certified or UC. If Teams is the main platform all day, Teams-certified is often the cleaner choice.
- Match the price to the use case. Not every user needs the most advanced headset.
A lot of businesses get better results by mixing headset types rather than standardising one expensive model across the whole team.
If you want a brand-led route, the Yealink USB Headsets range is a good place to compare Yealink options side by side.
Which USB headset should you buy for Microsoft Teams in 2026?
If you want the short version, these are the standout choices from the list:
- Best value wired option: Jabra Evolve2 30
- Best practical wired Teams option: Yealink UH35
- Best wired option for busier call handling: Yealink UH36
- Best premium wired option: EPOS IMPACT 430T / 460T
- Best advanced wireless option: Yealink WH64
- Best hybrid working option: Yealink BH70
- Best proven wireless business headset: Jabra Evolve2 65
- Best premium portable option: Jabra Evolve2 65 Flex
For many UK businesses, the best buying path is simple:
- choose wired for desk users and support teams
- choose wireless for hybrid workers and managers
- choose USB-C if your devices are newer
- choose Teams-certified if Teams is the main calling platform every day
That approach tends to reduce returns, cut confusion and keep staff happier with the end result.
If you want help picking the right USB Teams headset for your team, Headsets4Business can help you compare the options before you order. Browse the Microsoft Teams Headsets category, use the contact page, or call 0161 830 6818 for advice.
FAQs
What is the best USB headset for Microsoft Teams?
The best USB headset for Microsoft Teams depends on the user. For wired office use, strong options include the Jabra Evolve2 30, Yealink UH35, Yealink UH36 and EPOS IMPACT 430T / 460T. For wireless use, good choices include the Yealink WH64, Yealink BH70, Jabra Evolve2 65 and Jabra Evolve2 65 Flex.
Are Teams-certified headsets better than UC headsets?
Teams-certified headsets are usually the better fit if Microsoft Teams is your main calling and meeting platform. UC headsets can still work very well, but Teams-certified models often give cleaner integration and more direct call control features.
Is a wired or wireless headset better for Teams?
A wired headset is usually better for fixed desk users, call centres and teams wanting the best value. A wireless headset is usually better for hybrid workers, managers and users who need more freedom during calls.
Do I need USB-A or USB-C for a Microsoft Teams headset?
You need the connection that matches your laptop, PC or docking station. USB-A suits many older setups, while USB-C suits newer devices. If your business uses a mix, a headset with USB-A and USB-C flexibility is often the safer buy.
Are Yealink headsets good for Microsoft Teams?
Yes. Yealink offers several Teams-friendly headsets, including the UH35, UH36, WH64 and BH70. They are a strong option for businesses wanting practical Teams headsets across wired and wireless use cases.
Is the Jabra Evolve2 65 still a good Teams headset in 2026?
Yes. The Jabra Evolve2 65 remains a strong wireless business headset for hybrid work, everyday Teams meetings and general office use. It is still a solid option if you want a proven wireless model.
Which headset is best for call centres using Teams?
For call centres and heavier call handling, a wired dual-ear headset is usually the better route. The Yealink UH36 and EPOS IMPACT 430T / 460T are the stronger fits in this shortlist because they suit longer calling sessions and busier environments.
Are dual-ear headsets better for Teams meetings?
Often, yes. A dual-ear headset can help users focus better, especially in noisy offices or shared workspaces. For users taking lots of calls or meetings, that extra concentration can make a real difference.
Can I use a Bluetooth headset with Microsoft Teams?
Yes, many Bluetooth headsets work well with Teams, especially those supplied with a USB dongle or Teams-focused design. For business use, a model designed for office calling is usually a better choice than a general consumer headset.
What is the best USB headset for a small business?
For many small businesses, the best approach is a mix of models rather than one headset for everyone. Wired USB headsets often give the best value for desk users, while a few wireless models can be reserved for hybrid staff or managers.
