EPOS Adapt 360 Stereo Wireless Bluetooth ANC Headset - Microsoft Teams Certified

Your open-plan office doesn't go quiet just because you've got a call in ten minutes. The EPOS Adapt 360 wireless headset is built for exactly that problem — active noise cancellation you can switch on before a call, paired with Bluetooth multipoint so you're not juggling two headsets between your laptop and your phone.

It's an over-ear, binaural design that folds down for a bag, ships with a USB-A Bluetooth dongle for instant Microsoft Teams integration, and runs long enough that most people charge it once or twice a week rather than nightly. The tradeoffs are honest ones — ANC costs battery life, and the headline battery number isn't the one you'll actually see on a workday — and that's worth knowing before you buy, not after.

Choose your color

One choice to make here, and it's cosmetic — both versions are identical hardware.

• Black. The standard finish, matte black ear cups and headband.
• White. Same headset, same 2-year warranty, lighter finish for a brighter desk setup.

Does the EPOS Adapt 360 wireless headset have noise cancellation?

Yes — the EPOS Adapt 360 wireless headset has genuine active noise cancellation, not just the passive isolation you get from thick ear cushions, and you can toggle it on or off with a button on the headset itself. With ANC on, EPOS's own testing and independent reviewers describe it as putting you in something close to a noise bubble — office chatter, keyboard clatter, and HVAC hum drop out almost entirely. There's a TalkThrough mode for when you need to hear someone without pulling the headset off — tap it, ambient sound comes back in, tap again and you're back in the bubble.

Two boomless microphones instead of a boom arm

The EPOS Adapt 360 wireless headset uses two beamforming MEMS microphones built into the ear cup rather than a boom arm — a cleaner look for video calls, and one less thing to snap off in a bag. They're tuned for the 8 Hz–8,000 Hz range where speech lives, and paired with ANC, reviewers consistently note clear voice pickup even in busy open offices.

EPOS Adapt 360 battery life and range

The EPOS Adapt 360 wireless headset delivers up to 46 hours of music listening time with ANC off — but that's not the number that matters for work. Talk time, the figure that actually predicts how long you'll get through a day of calls, is up to 39 hours with ANC off and up to 28 hours with ANC on. A full charge takes 2.5 hours over USB-C, and standby runs up to 62 days, so a headset left untouched over a long weekend won't be dead Monday morning.

Multipoint Bluetooth and the BTD 800 dongle

Multipoint pairing keeps the EPOS Adapt 360 wireless headset connected to two Bluetooth devices simultaneously — your laptop and your mobile phone, say — so a call on either one comes through without re-pairing. The included BTD 800 USB-A dongle plugs into a PC or Mac that doesn't have reliable native Bluetooth, and doubles as the Microsoft Teams connection point: a dedicated button on the headset launches Teams, and the dongle's LED pulses purple for meeting reminders, voicemail, and missed calls.

Certified for Microsoft Teams

The EPOS Adapt 360 wireless headset carries formal Microsoft Teams certification, which is a real distinction, not just a compatibility claim — it's passed Microsoft's testing for microphone quality, call controls, and reliable connection behavior. Beyond Teams, it's UC-optimized and works with Zoom, Cisco, and other major softphone platforms through the same Bluetooth or dongle connection.

This isn't a headset for someone who just wants Bluetooth and a mic — the ANC, the multipoint pairing, and the Teams-specific integration are built for someone whose day genuinely moves between calls, focus work, and background noise they don't control. If that's the job, the battery and mic quality hold up to a full week of use before the charging cable comes back out.