Best Bluetooth Headsets for Office VoIP & Softphones
By Jorge Gomez
July 15, 2026· 8 min read
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A Bluetooth office headset connects to your computer through a USB dongle and to your phone over Bluetooth at the same time — so you handle calls from both without swapping headsets or unplugging anything. The question isn't whether to go Bluetooth; it's which one fits your noise level, your budget, and how long you're on the phone each day.
Here are the current picks across Jabra, Poly, and EPOS, matched to how you work.
Quick answer
For a budget Bluetooth office headset with solid battery and call quality, the Poly Voyager 4310 (mono, $169) or Jabra Evolve2 65 (stereo, $215) are the go-to picks. For ANC in a louder room, the Poly Voyager Focus 2 (3-level ANC, $250) or Jabra Evolve2 75 (8-mic, 11-level ANC, $295) step up. The Jabra Evolve2 85 ($527) is the premium earpad-only ANC option for all-day wear without a boom. For true wireless earbuds, the Jabra Evolve2 Buds are the UC-certified choice. All include a USB Bluetooth dongle for the computer plus direct Bluetooth for a mobile phone.
Last updated July 2026
At a glance: the picks by tier
Pick
Best for
ANC
Boom
Poly Voyager 4310
Budget mono, long battery
No
Yes
Jabra Evolve2 65
Value stereo, 37-hr battery
No (passive)
Yes
Poly Voyager Focus 2
Mid-range ANC stereo
Yes (3 levels)
Yes
Jabra Evolve2 75
Premium ANC, 8 mics
Yes (11 levels)
Yes (hide-away)
Jabra Evolve2 85
All-day earpad ANC, no boom
Yes
No (boomless)
Jabra Evolve2 Buds
True wireless earbuds, UC
Yes
No
Budget tier: reliable Bluetooth at a lower price
Best budget mono
Poly Voyager 4310
The Voyager 4310 is Poly's entry Bluetooth headset for the office — a single-ear design with a proper boom mic, 24 hours of battery, 160-foot range via USB dongle, and Bluetooth 5.2. It keeps one ear open for the room, which suits collaborative environments and supervisors. The Acoustic Fence boom gives callers clean audio even in an open plan.
The Evolve2 65 is the most popular stereo Bluetooth headset in the Jabra line, and for good reason: 37 hours of battery (charge it Monday, forget it until Wednesday), a flip-to-mute noise-cancelling boom, memory-foam cushions, a dual-busylight, and dual connectivity. Passive noise isolation from the foam cushions handles a standard open-plan office without ANC. Available in UC and Teams variants.
The Voyager Focus 2 steps up to three-level adjustable ANC plus Poly's Acoustic Fence boom — a two-layer noise story: ANC quiets the room for you, the Acoustic Fence boom isolates your voice for callers. Class 1 Bluetooth for up to 160 feet via the USB dongle, 19 hours of battery, and smart sensors that answer calls when you put the headset on. The staff pick for anyone in a genuinely loud office who needs ANC at a sensible price.
The Evolve2 75 is the flagship for people who need maximum noise control in loud environments. Eight microphones and 11 adjustable ANC levels let you dial in exactly how much of the room to shut out; the hide-away boom retracts into the earcup for a headphone look off-call. Performance Mode (boom down, full 8-mic array) or Discreet Mode (boom up, boomless). Dual memory foam for all-day comfort. See our full Evolve2 75 hands-on review.
The Evolve2 85 is the choice when you want premium ANC without ever pulling a boom arm out — it's a boomless earpad-only headset with ANC in the cups and a discrete beamforming mic array. Up to 37 hours of battery, a foldable design for travel, and a hard carrying case. The trade-off is that an exposed earpad mic in a loud room isn't as clean as a dedicated boom; the 85 suits quieter offices where you want ANC for focus rather than a noisy call floor.
The Evolve2 Buds are the UC-certified true wireless earbud option — a big step up from consumer earbuds. They support ANC, the Link 380 dongle stores in the charging case so you can't lose it, and they're Qi wireless-charging compatible. Either earbud handles calls independently. The trade-off versus an over-ear headset: a shorter battery run per charge and less passive isolation when the ANC is off.
Two alternatives worth knowing for people who can't wear a traditional over-ear headset all day.
Best UC earbuds
Jabra Evolve2 Buds
True wireless earbuds with ANC, UC certification, and up to 33 hours total battery when using the charging case. The Link 380 USB dongle stores in the case so it can't be lost. Either earbud handles calls independently — swap one when it runs low and the other takes over seamlessly.
A bone conduction headset that rests on the cheekbones rather than over the ears — no in-ear or over-ear pressure, IP55 water resistance, and a discrete noise-cancelling boom arm. The open-ear design keeps situational awareness at all times and suits people who find traditional earcups uncomfortable for all-day wear. USB-C Bluetooth dongle for the computer.
All the headsets above connect to a computer via USB dongle and to a mobile via Bluetooth. If you also need to connect to a traditional desk phone, add the Poly MDA524 — it lets a Bluetooth headset route desk-phone calls, giving you softphone and desk-phone connectivity from one headset. Our guide to multi-device wireless headsets covers that setup in full.
What is the best Bluetooth headset for an office VoIP softphone?
For most offices, the Jabra Evolve2 65 (37-hour battery, passive noise isolation, flip-to-mute boom) is the best value stereo Bluetooth headset. For louder environments, the Poly Voyager Focus 2 adds three-level ANC. For maximum noise control, the Jabra Evolve2 75 has 8-mic ANC with 11 adjustable levels. All connect to a computer via USB dongle and to a phone over Bluetooth simultaneously.
Do these Bluetooth headsets work with Microsoft Teams and Zoom?
Yes. All picks are available in UC (Zoom, Webex, and other platforms) or MS Teams-certified variants. Teams-certified models have the Teams button pre-configured for call controls; UC models work with any softphone. Both variants connect the same way via USB dongle.
What is the difference between ANC and a noise-cancelling microphone?
ANC (active noise cancellation) is built into the earcups for you — it quiets the room so you hear calls clearly. A noise-cancelling microphone filters your background noise for callers. They're two separate systems: ANC is about what you hear; the mic is about what your callers hear. Most picks above include both. We explain this in full in our guide to noise-cancelling mic vs active noise cancellation.
Can I use a Bluetooth office headset with a desk phone?
Not directly — these headsets connect to computers via USB dongle and to mobile phones over Bluetooth, not to traditional desk phones. To add desk-phone connectivity, the Poly MDA524 switcher routes desk-phone calls to a Bluetooth headset. Alternatively, DECT wireless headsets like the Poly CS540 or Jabra Engage 65 SE are purpose-built for desk phones and connect to computers as well.
Is a boom arm or boomless mic better for office calls?
A boom arm gives better call quality in a loud office — the mic sits close to your mouth and isolates your voice more effectively. A boomless mic (like the Evolve2 85) is more discreet and comfortable when you don't want a boom in your face, but it's best for moderate noise levels. In very loud environments — call centers, busy open-plan floors — the boom arm wins on call clarity every time.
The right Bluetooth office headset is the one matched to your noise level and how long you're on the phone each day. Start with the Evolve2 65 or Voyager 4310 for standard offices; step up to the Voyager Focus 2 or Evolve2 75 when the room gets louder. Browse current pricing and variants on the wireless headsets collection, or call our specialists at 877-999-3838 to match one to your platform and setup.
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