Yealink UH34 USB Headset with Mic,Stereo Wired Headphones with Noise Cancelling Microphone,Teams Certified,Professional Work Headphones for VoIP Phone PC Computer Call Center Office

Customer Support Headset
Considered buying a more expensive brand that was Bluetooth, decided on this in case Bluetooth battery drained for work. This is one of the greatest pairs of headsets I’ve ever owned. People can hear me great, also hear others great. The mute is perfect. Total win for customer service use especially WFH!

Great Value
My customer service reps love them.

Have high hopes
This was recommended to me by someone the value for my money is good. The fit is pretty functional the micro quality is good, but mostly why I purchased this headset is because of the noise cancellation I do work from home for too large companies and the background noise is a no no for those companies so I purchased this based on the recommendation from someone so I will be testing it out over the next few days and then I’ll update my review on my final of thoughts on the noise, cancellation and this headset overall.

Reliable, clear sound, light minimalist. design.
This headset is very light weight, non- confining and has clear sound. It travels easily and has an easily replaceable earpad.

It’s a regular wired headset with a USB-C adapter with MS Team control on the wire. The headset’s wire is 48 inch long and the USB adapter with the controls is 36 inch long.The adapter was recognized immediately when I plugged it in my work laptop. MS Team showed a little tutorial on how to use Teams certified headset. I was really pleased that I didn’t need to installed any drivers as my work laptopis locked down. The controls allow answering calls, hanging up calls, volume control including muting and to bring MS Team to the front and invoking Cortana. The controls works really good but I would have prefer to have all of those buttons directly on the headset. My laptop is far away from my screens so I always had to look for this USB adapter.The ear piece and the microphone works really good. It’s also pretty comfortable to wear. I just keep it on my head all day. The USB adapter is basically a sound card and Windows can output audio to it as any other audio interface. After wearing it all day, my ear didn’t get hot or sweaty. Not sure how things will be during the summer though.I tried to swap this headset with two other earbuds with inline microphone that I own. I think this is using the CTIA standard but one of the two earbuds I used didn’t worked with it. The microphone didn’t pick up anything. strangely, those earbuds works with everything else I own even my very first generation iPad. I did get stereo sound though. Plugging this headset directly to my Mac Mini using the 3.5mm jack worked fine. Anyway, I don’t have any conclusive finding but there is definitly some compatibility issue here.Noise cancellation is also very good but I think that it’s MS Teams that is doing the bulk of the work. When i’m typing during my Teams meeting, people can’t hear it but when I am recording what the microphone is picking up, I can clearly hear the clicks of my Cherry MX Blue.To conclude, it’s a very basic solution but it works well. It’s usb-c only and there is no USB C to A adapter included. Make sure the wire won’t bother you. I normally prefer having wireless headset but wireless always have problem eventually.

The Yealink Headset is a wired, noise cancelling headset complete with a mic for use with your computer, laptop, stereo, etc. The Yealink Headset has a 3.5mm jack as well as a USB-C cable attachment and is compatible with Win7/Win8/Win10/XP, or MacOS operating systems. The Yealink Headset has replaceable soft leather ear cushions and is ultra-lightweight making this a fantastic tool to use every day.

The Yealink UH34 SE Mono Headset is a lightweight and comfortable Teams Certified headset. The UH34 SE connects to your PC by USB-C and if you don’t have a USB-C port, you will likely need a USB-C to USB-A adapter (not included). You can also use the headset sans remote using the TRRS 3.5mm audio connector. The headset has a simple design with a mostly plastic construction besides the metal headband. The earpads are a soft PU leather but the padding is not a memory foam but it is still comfortable on your ear. There is a limited pivot range connecting the earcup to the headband, further providing some adjustability to rest on your ears. The boom mic is all plastic and cannot be adjusted to move mic closer or farther away to mouth.The sound quality of the headset is only average and you won’t want to use this headset to listen to music. As for call quality, the UH34 SE is excellent. I recorded my voice using a voice recording software and my voice sounded clear and natural. The UH34 SE also did a good job cutting out or significantly reducing background noises, like from a fan or TV. The headset worked great for Teams meetings and my colleagues they had no issues hearing me and said I was coming through clear. For longer calls, my ears did start to feel some discomfort due to the stiffer earpads. The remote has 3 buttons, Call/Answer, Mute and Voice Assistant. On the Teams version of the UH34, the 3rd button is replaced with a dedicated MS Teams button. At lest than $60, the Yealink UH34 SE Mono Headset is a good value for a Teams certified wired headset.