π§ Recommended Headsets for RingCentral Phones & Apps
Sutherland Networks Guide
Using the right headset with RingCentral ensures clear audio, reliable performance, and full feature functionality across both desk phones and desktop/web applications.
π Important: Always refer to your phoneβs product documentation for:
- Compatible headset lists
- Required accessories (EHS cables, USB adapters)
- Connection instructions
π Headsets for Desk Phones
πΉ Cisco Phones
β οΈ Cisco tests third-party headsets but does not certify or officially support them.
Cisco 7841 & 8861
Cisco SPA-525G / SPA-525G2
- Wireless (non-Bluetooth) headsets
- Poly Savi W7xx Series (W710, W720, W730, W740, W745)
- Poly CS5xx Series (CS540, CS510, CS520)
- Bluetooth headsets
Cisco SPA-514G / SPA-508G / SPA-303
- Wired & wireless headsets
Compatible with:
πΉ Poly (Polycom) Phones
VVX Series
- Analog (RJ-9) headsets β all models
- USB headsets β VVX 401/411, 500/501, 600/601, 1500
- Bluetooth β VVX 600/601 only
Recommended brands:
SoundPoint IP (SPIP) Series
(670, 650, 550/560, 450)
- Requires headsets with Electronic Hookswitch (EHS) support
Recommended:
SPIP 321 / 331 / 335
- RJ-9 wired headsets
- EHS-compatible headsets
πΉ Yealink Phones
π For full compatibility, refer to Yealink documentation.
Yealink T21P / T42S / T46S
- Wired & wireless headsets
Compatible with:
Yealink Cordless Phones
- W52P β 2.5mm headsets (mono/dual mono)
- W56P β 3.5mm headset jack (CTIA standard supported)
π» Headsets for RingCentral Desktop & Web App
You can use wired or wireless headsets with the RingCentral app.
π Depending on the model, you may need:
- USB adapter (dongle)
- Manufacturer software for call controls (answer/hang up, mute, etc.)
π§ Poly Headsets (Top Recommendation)
πΉ Wired (USB)
- BlackWire 3320
- BlackWire 5220
- EncorePro 715 / 725
πΉ Wireless (DECT)
- Savi 8410
- Savi 8420
- Savi 8445
πΉ Bluetooth / Hybrid
- Voyager 4310 / 4320
- Voyager 4310-CS / 4320-CS
- Voyager Focus2 / Focus2-CS
- Voyager Legend 50 / 50 UC
π CS Models:
- Include base station
- Use DECT for better range and stability
π Non-CS Models:
Connect via:
- USB Bluetooth adapter
- Native Bluetooth
π Speakerphones
- Sync 20 (USB-C / USB-A)
- Sync 40 (USB-A / USB-C)
- Sync 40 + BT700 USB adapter
π§ Jabra Headsets
- Biz 2300 (Duo / Mono)
- Biz 1500 (Duo / Mono)
- Engage50 II
- Engage65
- Evolve2-40-SE
- Evolve2-65-Flex
π§ Yealink Headsets (USB-HID Compatible)
- BH70 (Dual / Mono)
- UH37 (Dual / Mono)
- WH64 (Dual / Mono)
π Connection Types Explained
| Type | Best Use | Notes |
|---|
| RJ-9 | Desk phones | Simple and reliable |
| USB | Desktop/web app | Best for call control |
| Bluetooth | Mobile use | Shorter range |
| DECT | Office movement | Long range, stable |
π‘ Pro Tips
- β
Use USB dongles for full functionality with apps
- β
Use EHS cables for desk phones (remote answer capability)
- β
Choose DECT over Bluetooth for office environments
- β
Dual-ear headsets = better focus
- β
Mono headsets = better awareness
π Final Thoughts
Selecting the right headset for your RingCentral setup ensures:
- Better call quality
- Improved productivity
- Fewer support issues