Yealink Phone Headsets

Which EHS Adapter Your Yealink Phone Needs

You only need an EHS adapter if you want to answer and end calls from a wireless headset while you're away from the phone. Yealink makes one for older phones and one for newer ones, and both work with Plantronics, Jabra and Sennheiser or EPOS wireless headsets.

Corded Yealink Phone Headsets

Quick disconnect headsets need a bottom cord that matches your phone. The Plantronics U10P-S cord fits Plantronics QD headsets such as the EncorePro HW510, HW520, HW540 and HW720 to Yealink models including the T19P, T20P, T21P, T22P, T26P, T28P, T29G, T32G, T38G, T41P, T42G, T46G and T48G. Jabra QD headsets, from the Biz 1500, 2300 and 2400 II to the GN2124 and GN2125, connect with the Jabra 8800-00-25 QD to RJ cord for Yealink phones.

Wireless Headsets for Yealink Phones

A DECT headset's base plugs into the phone's headset jack, so the Plantronics CS540, the Poly Savi 7200, 7300, 8200 and 8400, the Jabra Engage 45 SE, 65 SE and 75 SE, and the EPOS SDW 5000 series all work with Yealink desk phones. Add the EHS adapter for your phone from the table above to answer from across the room. The CS540 also comes as a bundle with the EHS36 included.

Yealink's own WH63 E2 and WH64 are DECT headsets built for Yealink phones, and the WH64 adds Bluetooth for your mobile.

Yealink Bluetooth and USB Headsets

Yealink lists its BH7x Bluetooth headsets, the UH34 USB headset and the WH62 and WH63 DECT headsets as ones its phones can configure, and phones like the T54W pair with Bluetooth headsets directly. For the rest of what Yealink makes, see our page of Yealink-made headsets.