Poly Voyager Focus 2 Wireless Stereo Headset - 3-Level ANC

If you read the Voyager 4310 or 4320 page and wondered where the active noise cancellation was, this is the headset those pages were pointing to. The Poly Voyager Focus 2 wireless headset runs genuine hybrid ANC with three adjustable levels — off, low, and high — not a single on/off toggle, so you can dial in exactly how much of the room disappears.

It pairs to a PC through the included BT700 Bluetooth adapter and to a mobile phone directly over Bluetooth, with up to 164 ft of range. The difference from its 4300-series siblings is everything happening at the ear cups: real noise cancellation for what you hear, on top of the noise-canceling microphone filtering what your caller hears.

Build the exact Focus 2 you need

Three choices, each independent of the others.

Connector:

• USB-A. The BT700 adapter plugs into a standard USB-A port.
• USB-C. Same adapter, USB-C connector for modern laptops.

Certification:

• UC Certified. Works with Avaya, Cisco, IBM, Skype, and other major UC platforms.
• Microsoft Certified. Formal Microsoft Teams certification, also Zoom certified.

Accessory:

• Headset Only. Headset, BT700 adapter, and storage carrying case.
• With Charging Stand. Adds a desktop stand — set it down between calls and it charges automatically.

Why 164 ft only works with the included adapter

The Poly Voyager Focus 2 wireless headset reaches its full 164 ft (50m) range specifically through the included BT700 USB adapter, a Class 1 Bluetooth device. Pair it directly to a laptop's built-in Bluetooth instead — or to a phone like an iPhone without the adapter in the loop — and range drops to roughly 30 ft, the standard Class 2 ceiling. The adapter is doing the real work behind the range claim.

Three ANC levels, not one

The Poly Voyager Focus 2 wireless headset uses digital hybrid ANC — two digital MEMS microphones plus two analog ECM microphones working together, monitoring both the sound reaching your ear and the noise around you. That hybrid approach is why you get three settings instead of a single toggle: off for full awareness, low for a quieter room without losing all ambient sound, high for blocking out a genuinely loud floor. An open-microphone button lets ambient sound back in on demand without switching ANC off entirely — useful for a quick conversation with someone at your desk mid-focus-session.

What ANC costs in battery life

The Poly Voyager Focus 2 wireless headset delivers up to 19 hours of talk time on a full charge — that number drops with ANC engaged at higher settings, so budget for less on a day spent mostly at the "high" setting. Dynamic Mute Alert senses when you're talking with the mic muted and tells you before you finish a sentence to an empty call.

The microphone boom works either side

The boom arm rotates up to mute and down to unmute, and can be worn on either side of the headset while automatically maintaining correct left/right stereo — no dedicated left or right ear cup to remember. Smart sensors detect when the headset is on or off: put it on and it answers a call or unmutes; take it off and it pauses music or mutes the mic.

Comfort and multipoint pairing

At 175g with plush leatherette ear cushions, the Poly Voyager Focus 2 wireless headset is built for full-day wear. It connects to two devices simultaneously and remembers up to eight, so switching between a work laptop and a personal phone doesn't mean re-pairing. An online busy indicator on the ear pad lets people nearby know when you're on a call.

This is the headset for someone who read the spec sheet on a cheaper Voyager model, saw "no ANC," and kept looking. Real noise cancellation, adjustable to the room you're actually in, on top of everything the 4300 series already does well — that's the entire case for paying more here.