Yealink UH35 Mono & Dual Headset – Microsoft Teams Certified
The Yealink UH35 shields your voice, not noise
A single noise-canceling microphone catches your voice and hopes the room stays quiet around it. The Yealink UH35 does something more deliberate — its two microphones work together through what Yealink calls Acoustic Shield Technology, built to identify your voice specifically and filter out everything that isn't it, even in a crowded home office or an open-plan floor.
It's a corded USB headset available in mono or dual (stereo) wearing styles, both Microsoft Teams certified, both connecting over a single cable that carries both USB-C and USB-A connectors — plug into whichever port your computer has. A 35mm speaker drives dynamic EQ that switches automatically between a voice-tuned call mode and a fuller music mode, an automatic busylight signals when you're on a call, and a leather headband and ear cushions carry a 2-year manufacturer warranty.
Build the exact Yealink UH35 you need
Two versions here, both Microsoft Teams certified — the choice comes down to one ear or two.
- Mono Teams (1308165). One ear covered at 96.5 grams, the lighter of the two. For anyone who needs to stay aware of the room — a shared home office, a front desk, a colleague nearby.
- Dual Teams (1308163). Both ears covered at 139.5 grams. For open-plan floors and focus-heavy work where blocking the room matters more than hearing it.
Both connect via USB-C or USB-A on the same cable. Yealink also makes UC (non-Teams) versions of the same hardware under separate part numbers, if a dedicated Teams button isn't a requirement for your team.
What is Acoustic Shield Technology on the Yealink UH35?
Acoustic Shield Technology is Yealink's name for the dual-microphone noise reduction on the UH35 — two microphones working together to isolate your voice and reduce interference from everything around it, rather than one microphone doing generic noise suppression. Per Yealink's own description, it's built to keep both sides of a call clear even in a crowded workplace, which is a more specific claim than the generic "noise-canceling mic" language most budget headsets use.
Two microphones, one job
The difference between a single noise-canceling mic and Acoustic Shield's dual-mic setup is what happens when the room gets loud. One mic filters known frequencies of background hum; two mics working together can compare what each is hearing and isolate the specific voice source — you — more precisely. That's the practical reason a dual-mic headset holds up better in a genuinely busy environment than a single-mic one at the same price point.Dynamic EQ: one headset for calls and music
The Yealink UH35's 35mm speaker runs dynamic EQ that switches automatically between two audio profiles — a voice-optimized call mode when you're on a meeting, and a fuller-range music mode the rest of the time. You don't toggle anything; the headset detects which mode fits and adjusts on its own.
The busylight, and one honest caveat
The Yealink UH35's busylight turns on automatically the moment you join a call, or you can switch it on manually to signal "don't interrupt" without being on a call at all — useful in an open office where a visible cue does the job a closed door would in a private office.
Mono keeps you in the room, dual shuts it out
The Yealink UH35 Mono weighs 96.5 grams and leaves one ear open; the Dual weighs 139.5 grams and covers both. Neither uses active noise cancellation — the isolation on the Dual version comes from the foam oval ear cushions sealing against your ears, a passive effect, not an electronic one. The noise reduction that actually cancels sound comes from Acoustic Shield working on the microphone side, cleaning up your outgoing voice regardless of which wearing style you pick.
One ear open, 96.5 g. For staying aware of a shared space while on calls.
Both ears covered, 139.5 g. For blocking an open floor and focusing fully on the call.
The Yealink UH35 is the headset for someone whose calls happen in a room that isn't quiet — Acoustic Shield doing the real work of isolating your voice, a busylight that heads off interruptions before they happen, and a leather-cushioned build backed by a 2-year warranty. Pick the wearing style that matches your space, plug into whichever port you've got, and it's ready the moment it's connected.
- Yealink UH35 corded headset (mono or dual, per variant)
- Carrying case
- Quick start guide
| Type | Monaural (single-ear) or binaural (stereo, both-ear), over-the-head — per variant |
|---|---|
| Microphone | Dual-microphone Acoustic Shield Technology; boom rotates 300°, mutes by lifting |
| Noise handling | Passive isolation from ear cushions (Dual version only); Acoustic Shield dual-mic noise reduction on outgoing voice (not active noise cancellation) |
| Connector | Single cable with both USB-C and USB-A connectors |
| Controls | Inline mute, volume, call answer; automatic and manual busylight |
| Certification | Microsoft Teams certified; compatible with major UC platforms (button behavior most consistent within Teams) |
| Speaker | 35mm, dynamic EQ auto-switching between call mode and music mode |
| Comfort | Leather headband and ear cushions; ultra-lightweight body |
| Weight | Mono: 96.5 g; Dual: 139.5 g |
| Platform | Microsoft Windows and Apple macOS compatible, plug-and-play |
| Part numbers | Mono Teams USB-C/A: 1308165; Dual Teams USB-C/A: 1308163 |
| Warranty | 2-year manufacturer warranty, plus HeadsetPlus lifetime technical support |
Software. The Yealink UH35 is Microsoft Teams certified and also works with Zoom, Skype for Business, and other major UC platforms. On-headset button controls are most consistent within Teams; other platforms may see partial functionality on some buttons even though audio quality is unaffected.
Hardware. The headset connects via a single cable carrying both USB-C and USB-A connectors, so it works with either port with no separate adapter to buy. It also integrates natively with Yealink IP phones for advanced call control.
Platforms. The Yealink UH35 is built for office and remote workers who need reliable, clear calls in a space that isn't guaranteed to be quiet — home offices, open-plan floors, and hybrid setups moving between the two.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Acoustic Shield Technology is Yealink's dual-microphone noise reduction system on the UH35, built to isolate the speaker's voice and filter out background interference more precisely than a single-microphone design, even in a crowded workplace.
Both are available. The Yealink UH35 Mono covers one ear at 96.5 grams and keeps you aware of the room; the Yealink UH35 Dual covers both ears at 139.5 grams for more isolation.
Yes. The Yealink UH35 connects via a single cable with both USB-C and USB-A connectors built in, so it works with either port without a separate adapter.
Yes. The Yealink UH35's busylight turns on automatically the moment you join a call, and can also be switched on manually to signal you shouldn't be interrupted, even outside of a call.
Yes, the versions covered here are Microsoft Teams certified. The Yealink UH35 also works with Zoom, Skype for Business, and other major UC platforms, though inline button controls behave most consistently within Teams.
The Yealink UH35 ships with the headset itself, a carrying case, and a quick start guide — no separate USB adapter needed since both connectors are built into the cable.