RingCentral Headsets
RingCentral headsets, straight from RingCentral's own certified list
The RingCentral headsets here are the models RingCentral publishes for RingEX, filtered down to what we stock. Two questions decide which one you need: do you take calls in the RingCentral app or on a RingCentral desk phone, and do you want a cord? Everything after that is comfort and budget, because the certified list has already done the compatibility work for you.
Poly Voyager Focus 2 Wireless Stereo Headset - 3-Level ANC
Poly Savi 8420 DECT Wireless Stereo Headset with ANC
Poly Voyager Focus 2 Office Wireless Stereo Headset - 3-Way Connectivity
Poly Voyager Legend 50 Mono Bluetooth Headset - NoiseBlockAI
Poly Savi 8445 DECT Wireless Convertible Headset
Poly Savi 8410 DECT Wireless Mono Bluetooth Headset
Jabra Biz 2300 – Professional Wired Noise-Cancelling Headset
Poly Voyager 4310 Wireless Bluetooth Headset - Mono, 164 ft Range
Jabra Biz 1500 – Professional Noise-Cancelling Office Headset
Jabra Evolve2 40 SE – Professional Wired USB Office Headset
Yealink BH70 Bluetooth Headset - Teams Certified
Poly Voyager 4320 Wireless Bluetooth Headset - Stereo, 164 ft Range
Jabra Evolve2 65 – Professional Wireless Bluetooth Office Headset
Plantronics Blackwire 5220 Stereo Headset – USB & 3.5mm (Teams Certified)
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Which RingCentral headsets work with what
RingCentral drives a headset over USB HID, so the answer, end and mute buttons work on any certified model in a USB port. A RingCentral wireless headset reaches the app through its own USB adapter, not your laptop's Bluetooth radio, which decides whether those buttons work.
In the RingCentral app
A corded USB headset is the shortest path: plug it in, flip that toggle, done. DECT models like the Savi 8410 and Engage 65 SE keep a base on your desk and cover the floor; a RingCentral Bluetooth headset like the Voyager 4310 or Evolve2 65 travels with you and pairs to a cell phone. The best wireless headset for RingCentral is whichever pattern matches how far you walk.
On a RingCentral desk phone
RingCentral provisions Poly and Yealink handsets, and a RingCentral phone headset for those connects over RJ9: the EncorePro HW715 and HW725, or the Jabra Biz 1500. Answering from across the room needs an EHS cable, a separate part that lifts the handset for you.
| Your setup | Connection | Certified models | Also needed |
|---|---|---|---|
| App, corded | USB-A | Blackwire 3320, Evolve2 40 SE, Biz 2300 | Nothing |
| App, cordless at the desk | DECT base | Savi 8410, Savi 8420, Engage 65 SE | Nothing |
| App, cordless and roaming | Bluetooth plus adapter | Voyager 4310, Focus 2, Evolve2 65 | The USB adapter |
| RingCentral desk phone | RJ9 | EncorePro HW715, HW725, Biz 1500 | EHS cable to answer away |
What certification buys you on RingCentral compatible headsets
RingCentral headset compatibility is a promise about the buttons, not the sound. A model off the list still carries audio; what you lose is the button integration, and you find out after the box is open. Yealink's BH70 and WH64 are listed for USB-HID integration with the desktop and web apps.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
RingCentral headsets fall into two groups. For the RingCentral app on a computer, any certified USB or USB-adapter model works, including the Poly Blackwire, Voyager and Savi families, Jabra Biz, Engage and Evolve2, and Yealink BH70 and WH64. For desk phones, RingCentral provisions Poly and Yealink handsets, which take an RJ9 headset and an EHS cable if you want to answer away from the desk.
RingCentral publishes a recommended device list for RingEX, which people also search for as RingCentral approved headsets or RingCentral supported headsets. Every model in this collection comes from that list, checked against what is actually in stock. The only certified model missing here is the Yealink UH37.
RingCentral Bluetooth headset setup runs through the USB adapter that ships with the headset, not through your laptop's own Bluetooth. Plug the adapter into a USB port, pair the headset to it, then open Settings > Audio in the RingCentral app and turn on the option to use headset control buttons to answer, end, and mute calls.