About this item
- LONGEST WIRELESS RANGE. Yealink headsets are known for providing the longest wireless range. No exception with the Yealink WH67 because it’s rated up to 394 feet of wireless freedom. Most headsets won’t give you the range, but in our tests, the Yealink brand gives you range closer to the estimates.
- PROFESSIONAL SOUND. In business, a headset has to sound good. It needs a professional sounding microphone, but it also needs to remove background noise. The Yealink WH67 does both. In our tests it excels at removing noise, much better than other brands we’ve tested. Need noise reduction? This is it.
- MULTIPLE WEARING OPTIONS. Rather than being stuck with one headset wearing style, the Yealink WH67 gives you four; in the ear, around the ear, over the head, and behind the neck. Choose whichever style suits you, and feel free to mix it up anytime you like because they’re all included.
- 4 INCH TOUCHSCREEN. The touchscreen is your central controller to all the different adjustments you can make to the Yealink WH67. The screen is highly responsive which makes using it a pleasant experience. Simple to use and intuitive, makes it a great addition to the WH67 headset experience.
- HANDSFREE SPEAKERPHONE & USB HUB INCLUDED. The WH67 has a built-in speakerphone, and a 2 port USB hub. You can go hands free, or headset free anytime you like, solo or with coworkers. And having extra USB ports is never a bad thing because computers today never seem to have enough of them.
Description
If you've been searching for a versatile, feature rich, lightweight headset that works with all your devices, you've come to the right place.
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Feast your eyes on the Yealink WH67 and what you'll see is nothing short of impressive. One headset that gives you multiple wearing options, and features you simply won't find on other headsets.
Want to learn more? Watch our review video below
What comes in the box
Yealink gives you more with the WH67
When shopping for headsets, you may find that some features are only available for additional cost. And though there are optional features available for the Yealink WH67, most features are included in the base price.
When you're in the market for new headsets, you have a lot of different models to choose from. And the truth is, as you shop around, they can all start to look and sound the same. That's not the case with the Yealink WH67, because this is one headset that marches to the beat of its own drum.
Professional sound for all your calls
No matter which device you use the WH67 with, you'll get professional grade sound quality. And when you're on business calls, professional sound is very important.
The Yealink WH67 not only makes you sound good, but it helps to eliminate unwanted background sounds too, and it does so at a high level.
So if you have noise challenges where you work, like noisy coworkers, children, dogs, doorbells and more, the Yealink WH67 will surprise you with its exceptional sound quality performance.
Simple volume adjustment
To adjust how loud you hear your callers, simply slide your finger up or down to raise or lower it. Doesn't get much easier than that.
Yealink WH67 comes in two versions
There are a lot of different UC applications in use today. Depending on the one, or ones you use, you'd select one of the two available variants below.
If you use Microsoft Teams exclusively, then you'll want to select the Teams version. But, if you use Teams, and you also use other UC applications such as Zoom, RingCentral or others, then the UC version would make the most sense.
The Teams version will give you remote call control, and integration to the application that you won't get when using the UC version, though the UC version will work fine with Teams. You just won't have the integration.
Also, you can toggle between UC and Teams within the touchscreen as one of the many kinds of adjustments and features access you have available to you.
Broad compatibility across the UC landscape
When you buy a Yealink WH67, you can be assured that it's going to work with your UC system. It was designed to be universally compatible, so you won't need to be concerend about it working properly.
Features that stand out in a crowd
One of the many features on the Yealink WH67 that helps to differentiate it from the other headsets on the market, is the highly responsive 4 inch touchscreen.
The touchscreen serves as more than just window dressing, because it's the nerve center of the WH67. Though you can download Yealink software to access and adjust features, most features and adjustments can be made directly through the touchscree with no download required. That'll make your IT Manager happy.
4 wearing styles to choose from
It's safe to say that most of us like choices. The Yeallink WH67 gives you four to choose from. Rather than be limited to one wearing style only, you can choose from several wearing style that are all included.
So if you feel like changing things up, and wearing your headset in a different configuration, go for it because they all come in the box.
Handsfree communications for handsfree convenience
There may be times when you just don't feel like wearing the headset, or you might want to have a small group call with coworkers. There may also be times when you forget to recharge the headset. Fortunately, the Yealink WH67 comes with a built-in, handsfree full duplex speakerphone.
It's not often that you'll find a wireless headset that comes with a speakerphone. This is one more reason to select a Yealink WH67 wireless headset. When you buy this headset, you get more for the money, including a speakerphone.
Going great distances
There are several great reasons to consider buying the Yealink WH67 wireless headset, and wireless range is one of them.
Having longer wireless range means your headset brings you more value. You can walk furrther, talk further, and get more work done.
At Headset Advisor, we've been testing wireless headsets for years, and I can say that the Yealink brand of wireless headsets outperform all others. So if a long range wireless headset is what you're looking for, your search should stop here.
Charging made simple
Smartphones have become like jewelry; it travels with us everywhere we go, and it's seldom out of our sight. Along with that comes big demands on the battery, which needs a recharge now and then.
The Yealink WH67 offers an optional, integrated wireless phone charger for conveniently recharging your smartphone, while keeping it in plain sight for easy access.
Simple wireless charger setup
And if you're wondering if the wireless charger is hard to setup, check out the image below that shows you the four simple steps to get it connected. As you can see, it's as simple as 1,2,3 (and 4).
You even get USB ports
As though the features outlined so far weren't enough, the Yealink WH67 comes with a built-in USB hub, and two USB-A ports.
If you're like me, and a lot of others, you can find yourself needing more USB ports, because these days, computer manufacturers aren't overly generous when it comes to giving you a lot of ports.
But when you buy a new Yealink WH67 wireless headset, you get two ports built right into the wireless headset base.
Optional Do Not Disturb (Busylight)
Nobody likes interruptions, but at the same time, it's hard for coworkers to know if you're on a call or not. Just because you're not actively talking doesn't mean you're not on a call because you could be listening.
Interruptions are disruptive, and can cause you to lose your train of thought, and work opposite of your call objectives.
One tool in the noise control toolkit that's available as an option is a busylight.
Optional Accessories
Here are the optional acccessories available to purchase separately for the Yealink WH67 wireless headset.
Yealink WH67 connects to more devices
Whether you want to use a headset with your computer for video or voice calls, or to a deskphone or smartphone, the Yealink WH67 keeps you connected.
Convertible headset isn't what you're looking for?
No problem. But keep in mind that the Yealink WH67 is part of the WH60 series family of products where you have a choice in wearing styles, and functionality.
WH66 mono, single ear wireless headset go here
WH66 stereo, double ear wireless headset go here
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Yealink WH67 Technical Specs
| General | |
| 4.0 inch (480 x 800) capacitive touch screen | |
| 1 Type-A USB 3.0 port | |
| Built-in Bluetooth 4.2 | |
| Connectivity: USB 3.0 & 2 x Bluetooth devices | |
| Integrated busylight LED indicator | |
| Built-in hub: 2 Type-A USB 3.0 ports | |
| Audio (base) | |
| Microphone type: ECM Omnidirectional microphone | |
| Microphone sensitivity: -38.0+/-2 dBV | |
| Microphone frequency range: 70 Hz-20 kHz | |
| Speaker size: 40mm*20.8mm | |
| Speaker sensitivity: 97+/-3 dB | |
| Speaker impedance: 4 Ω+/-15% | |
| Speaker max input power: 4 W | |
| Speaker frequency range: 160 Hz-20 kHz | |
| Battery | |
| Talk time: up to 8 hour | |
| Standby time: 54 hours | |
| Charging time: 2.5 hours (12V/2A) | |
| DECT | |
| Wireless range: up to 120m/394 feet | |
| Secure DECT (level): Step C: authentication – DSAA2, encryption – DSC2 (128bit) | |
| Audio (Headset) | |
| Microphone type: dual microphone | |
| Microphone sensitivity: -38.0+/-2 dBV | |
| Microphone frequency range: 100 Hz-10 kHz | |
| Speaker size: : Ф 13.6 | |
| Speaker sensitivity: 92.5+/-3 dB, 0.179 V | |
| Speaker impedance: 32+/-4.8 Ω | |
| Speaker max output power: 10 mW | |
| Speaker frequency range: 20 Hz-10 kHz | |
| Talk mode: wideband, | |
| Music mode: super wideband (Pending) | |
| Hearing Protection | |
| Peak Block Protection (EN50332) | |
| Australian G616 Protection (AU G616) | |
| Daily Noise Exposure Protection | |
| Call Management | |
| Answer/End/Reject a call | |
| Volume up/down | |
| Microphone mute | |
| Move the microphone boom arm up to mute, or down to unmute | |
| Audio (Base) | |
| Microphone type: ECM Omnidirectional microphone | |
| Microphone sensitivity: -38.0+/-2 dBV | |
| Microphone frequency range: 70 Hz-20 kHz | |
| Speaker size: 40mm*20.8mm | |
| Speaker sensitivity: 97+/-3 dB | |
| Speaker impedance: 4 Ω+/-15% | |
| Speaker max input power: 4 W | |
| Speaker frequency range: 160 Hz-20 kHz | |
| Optional accessories: | |
| Busylight BLT60 | |
| Wireless Charger | |
| Bluetooth Dongle BT50 |
Yealink WH67 links to accessories
Add the Yealink WHC60 accessory to wirelessly charge your cell phone for a mobile phone workstation.
Add the Yealink BLT60 busylight so you can keep interruptions to a minimum
Replacement earhook and eartips (kit)
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Customer Reviews
I did quite a bit of research before buying this headset. Overall, it is perfect for our business needs. One of the downsides is the batteries are soldered into the unit, so I expect to have to replace the units within a coupe years. Headset Advisor was very upfront about this!
I use the headset USB connected to my desktop computer where I use RingCentral. It has all the features I need: lift to answer, set it down to hang up, and the speaker base is loud and clear to use for all of your computer audio. It has perfect connectivity to RingCentral and I have zero complaints.
I cannot find anything to dislike about this headset so far. I would not say it is the best headset for everyone, so PLEASE take Headset Advisors recommendations! They know what they are talking about. I would say it works better connected directly to your computer, and is secondary as a plug-in to the physical handset phone base. I don't use a handset base anymore.
I chose this model because I wanted a headset that would work - "plug & play" - with my Yealink office phone. And it does. That part is great. But that's where great ends.
The biggest problem I have is that the volume control on the headset also controls the volume of the base unit speaker, and also the phone. So, when I turn down the volume for the ringer on the base, it also turns down the call volume in the headset. Then, I have to turn up the volume on the headset to hear call. And, unless I remember to turn down the volume once the call has ended, I'm startled practically out of my chair the next time the phone rings. There doesn't appear to be any way to "un-link" the two volume functions.
I like the idea of connecting both my iPhone and my computer to the base, so I can use the headset for these devices. I connected the base unit to my desk phone via USB. And the headset does work seamlessly with my Yealink phone and also with my iPhone. There are several USB ports on the base unit. But that is a bit misleading, as only one of them allows connection to other devices. The other USB ports are for charging only. Other connections must be via Bluetooth. I had anticipated that I would connect my iPhone to the base via Bluetooth. However, I note that during video calls, or even watching a Youtube video, the audio from the headset is very noticeably "out of sync" with the video, which is irritating to say the least. I assume this is a Bluetooth issue. But it doesn't matter, as I have no alternative means of connecting to my computer.
Documentation that comes with the headset is sparse, directing you to the Yealink website for a full users guide. That's not a bad thing, in and of itself. But the instructions are not all that well written and fall short of being as helpful as they should be.
Considering the cost of this unit, I would have expected the features to be more intuitive and more robust.
Pretty disappointed overall.
I wanted this because it can connect to my computer, work cell phone, and my personal cell phone at the same time. It does a great job of that. I do have a few issues with it that I don’t like.
Ear piece is too heavy. I thought it would be a benefit if I could try out all the options of wearing the ear piece. I can only use it with the headset support (headset). I have tried all the other options, they all do the same thing. Due to the weight it pulls down on my ear and moves to where the mic points down, and it feels like my ear canal is being stretched down. I constantly have to readjust it. If the made an earpiece that was traditional I would use that. I don’t see where one is made right now.
Volume too low. When using the headset strap the ear piece is not in the ear and is cover by some cloth in the pad on the headset. It’s very quiet hard to have a good conversation.
Speaker. The speaker is nice but I can’t find a way to permanently disable it. I am on a construction site constantly in and out of the range of the base. If I’m on a conversation away from the base using my phone and walk towards the base, it connects to the base and my conversation is transferred on to the base speaker for everyone to hear except me.
Base- doesn’t sync contacts. This sucks I don’t remember anyone phone numbers. Using the base to dial a number is very uncomfortable, using index finger to poke at numbers desk height. It’s easier to just grab my phone and dial a number.
Teams meeting works good. My Bose ear buds work just as good.
Honestly I regret getting this.
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This headset is *exactly* what Teams needs to really be a phone replacement. I love how seamlessly it bounces between my cell phone and a Teams call, I love that Teams and Outlook alerts arrive on the screen, and both I (and the people I'm calling :) ) love the call quality. It's so handy to have a dedicated display/device for Teams alerts--really great tool for staying on task without missing a notification.
The Bluetooth Range is terrible. Also didn't realize the bluetooth for the cellular is tied to the base and not the headset. So Can not use the bluetooth with the cell away from the my desk.
This is a truly great headset. The sound is solid from the earpiece, and the fit is amazing, don't need the ear hook to keep it securely in the ear. The best feature is the speaker phone. This one device allows me to seamlessly go back and forth from the headset to the speaker and not change sound drivers on my PC. This feature alone make me wonder why I haven't run across this sooner. It seems almost common sense with today's PC oriented phone systems. Now that I have this level of convenience and performance, I would never go back. The battery only lasts about 4-6 hrs on the head piece. However, that doesn't really matter much because I no longer need to wear it all day due to the seamless integration with the base unit for the sound driver from my computer.
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