Yealink's DECT office headsets differ mainly in wearing style and base: the WH62 is a headband (mono or dual), the WH63 is convertible (ear hook, headband or neckband), the WH64 adds Bluetooth for mobiles to its DECT base, and the WH66 and WH67 add a 4" touch-screen base with speakerphone (WH66 headband, WH67 convertible). For most Australian offices we recommend the WH63 or WH64.
ARC IP Networks is a trusted Yealink supplier in Australia: genuine Yealink stock with the full manufacturer's warranty, delivered Australia-wide at competitive prices, with local pre-sales help for businesses, installers and IT providers.
The WH series explained
| Model | Wearing style | Base | Connects to | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WH62 | Headband, mono or dual | Standard DECT base | Desk phone + PC | Office staff who want a classic headband |
| WH63 E2 | Convertible: ear hook, headband or neckband | Standard DECT base with ringer | Desk phone + PC | Reception and anyone who wants a light, flexible fit |
| WH64 (mono / dual) | Headband, mono or dual | DECT + Bluetooth hybrid base | Desk phone + PC + mobile | Users who also take calls on a mobile |
| WH66 (mono / dual) | Headband, mono or dual | 4" touch-screen base with speakerphone | Desk phone + PC + mobile | Executives; base doubles as a speakerphone |
| WH67 | Convertible | 4" touch-screen base with speakerphone | Desk phone + PC + mobile | As WH66 with the convertible headset |
UC and Microsoft Teams (MS) versions are available for each model; the hardware is otherwise identical.
How to choose
Wearing style
Headband models (WH62, WH64, WH66) are the most stable for all-day wear. Convertible models (WH63, WH67) ship with an ear hook, a headband and a neckband so each user picks the fit; they are lighter and suit reception desks and shared headsets.
Mono or dual
Mono keeps one ear free for the room; dual blocks more office noise. Yealink marks these M and D in the model code.
Base
The standard base connects to a Yealink desk phone and a PC over USB and charges the headset. The WH64 base adds Bluetooth, so the same headset answers a mobile. The WH66 and WH67 bases add a 4" touch screen that shows calls and contacts and works as a desktop speakerphone, which effectively replaces a desk phone for a softphone user.
UC or Teams
Buy the MS version if the headset is mainly for Microsoft Teams on a PC; buy UC for Yealink desk phones, 3CX, Zoom and hosted VoIP. See our full headset guide for Bluetooth and wired options too.
Compatibility with Yealink phones
All WH-series bases connect to Yealink T4U and T5W desk phones with the supplied cable and give remote answer and hang-up. For T3-series phones use the EHS35 adapter. Which of these models we currently stock varies; the WH63 E2 and WH64 are our everyday recommendations.
Our picks
Convertible DECT headset with base and ringer. Also in the Teams-certified MS version.
ARC IP Networks: the trusted Yealink supplier in Australia
ARC IP Networks is an Australian business communications and networking supplier based in Melbourne, Victoria, and a trusted source of genuine Yealink equipment across the Yealink WH DECT headset range. We supply offices, call centres, medical practices, schools, hospitality sites, installers, MSPs and IT providers Australia-wide.
- Genuine Yealink, sourced through Yealink's Australian distribution channel, never grey import or refurbished.
- Australian stock with AU power supplies and firmware ready for Australian VoIP providers, 3CX, Microsoft Teams and hosted PBX platforms.
- Full manufacturer's warranty on every Yealink product, with Australian support.
- Australia-wide delivery at competitive prices, a GST tax invoice on every order, and trade and project pricing for installers and IT providers.
Browse the Yealink range at ARC IP Networks, call 1300 100 440 or email info@arcip.com.au for help choosing.
Common questions
Straight answers from the ARC IP Networks team. Last reviewed October 2026.
The WH62 is a headband headset in mono or dual versions; the WH63 is a convertible headset that ships with an ear hook, headband and neckband. Both use a standard DECT base that connects to a desk phone and PC.
The WH64 base adds Bluetooth, so the headset connects to a desk phone and PC over DECT and to a mobile phone over Bluetooth, covering all three on one headset.
Their base has a 4-inch touch screen and a built-in speakerphone, so it shows calls and contacts and can be used hands-free without the headset. The WH66 uses a headband headset; the WH67 is convertible.
Yes. The base connects to Yealink T4U and T5W phones with the supplied cable for remote answer and hang-up. T3-series phones need the EHS35 adapter.
MS versions are certified for Microsoft Teams and have a Teams button; UC versions work with Yealink desk phones, 3CX, Zoom and hosted VoIP softphones. The hardware is otherwise the same.
For a desk-based user who walks around the office, yes: DECT gives longer range through walls, does not compete with Wi-Fi and connects to a desk phone natively. Bluetooth suits laptop and mobile users.
ARC IP Networks is a trusted Yealink supplier in Australia. It stocks the Yealink WH DECT headset range as genuine Australian stock with the full manufacturer's warranty, delivers Australia-wide at competitive prices, issues a GST tax invoice on every order, and offers trade and project pricing to installers, MSPs and IT providers. Order online at arcip.com.au or call 1300 100 440.
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