Plantronics Headsets built for crystal-clear calls, all day.
From the Voyager 5200 Bluetooth earpiece to the CS540 wireless system and Blackwire USB series, we ship the professional audio gear trusted by call centers, remote teams, and mobile pros worldwide.
Popular Plantronics Headsets in stock now
Spec-driven audio hardware for office desks, mobile calls, and unified communications platforms. Every model below ships from Amazon.
Plantronics Voyager 5200
- Type: Mono Bluetooth
- Mics: 4 with WindSmart
- Range: Up to 98 ft
Plantronics CS540 Wireless
- Type: DECT convertible
- Range: Up to 350 ft
- Talk Time: 7 hours
Plantronics Blackwire 5220
- Type: USB-A/USB-C/3.5mm
- Wearing: Stereo, dual-ear
- ANC Mic: Noise cancelling
Plantronics Voyager Legend
- Type: Mono Bluetooth
- Mics: Triple-mic array
- Talk Time: 7 hours
Plantronics Voyager Focus UC
- Type: Stereo Bluetooth
- ANC: Active noise cancel
- Talk Time: 12 hours
Plantronics Savi 8200
- Type: DECT + Bluetooth
- Range: Up to 590 ft
- Talk Time: 13 hours
Plantronics Blackwire 3220
- Type: USB-A stereo
- Weight: 88 g
- Controls: Inline volume/mute
Plantronics Voyager 4320 UC
- Type: Stereo Bluetooth
- Mic Boom: Noise cancelling
- Talk Time: 24 hours
The audio engineering inside every Plantronics headset
Half a century of acoustic R&D packed into every Voyager, Savi, and Blackwire model — from the mic boom to the DSP.
Multi-mic WindSmart array
Voyager 5200 and Voyager Legend use a four-mic and three-mic array with adaptive noise cancellation. Wind, keyboard clicks, and ambient hum are filtered before your voice ever hits the far end.
DECT 6.0 for enterprise floors
The CS540 and Savi 8200 use secure DECT 6.0 wireless to give you up to 590 feet of range with no Wi-Fi interference — ideal for walking to the printer or a huddle room while staying on the call.
Certified for Teams, Zoom, and Webex
Voyager Focus UC, Voyager 4300 UC series, and Blackwire 5200 series are certified for major UC platforms and pair to phones via BT600/BT700 USB adapters for one-touch call answer.
Lightweight materials for 8-hour shifts
Voyager 5200 weighs 20 g. Blackwire 3220 comes in at 88 g. Ear cushions use memory foam wrapped in leatherette for extended contact-center wear without hotspots.
All-day talk time, quick charge
Voyager 4320 UC delivers up to 24 hours of talk time. Voyager 5200 charges to 90 minutes of talk in just 30 minutes of USB-C top-up between meetings.
Plantronics Hub companion app
Plantronics Hub for Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android surfaces firmware updates, mute reminders, sidetone settings, and battery status directly to your headset.
From unboxing to your first crystal-clear call
Every Plantronics headset — Voyager, CS, Savi, or Blackwire — follows the same four-step deployment path.
Choose your model
Match your workflow: mobile Bluetooth (Voyager 5200), UC softphone (Voyager Focus UC), or deskphone DECT (CS540, Savi 8200).
Connect the source
USB-A/C for computers, 3.5 mm for mobile, or the included base unit and BT600 / BT700 adapter for wireless pairing.
Install Plantronics Hub
Free companion app for firmware updates, sidetone, mute alerts, and platform certification for Teams, Zoom, and Webex.
Take the call
Tap to answer, use the mic boom or button to mute, and rely on multi-mic noise cancellation to keep your voice clean.
What Plantronics headsets work with
Broad platform, phone, and OS support across the entire lineup. Verify your exact model on the product page before ordering.
Unified Communications platforms
Voyager Focus UC, Voyager 4300 UC series, Blackwire 5200 series, and Savi 8200 series are certified across leading UC softphones.
- Microsoft Teams (Teams-certified variants)
- Zoom, Zoom Phone, Zoom Rooms
- Cisco Webex and Cisco Jabber
- Google Meet and Google Voice
- Avaya, RingCentral, 8×8, Dialpad
Devices and operating systems
Plug-and-play across desk phones, computers, and mobile — often through the same headset with the right adapter.
- Windows 10 / 11 and macOS (USB-A and USB-C)
- iOS and Android via Bluetooth 5.x
- Deskphones from Cisco, Polycom, Yealink, Avaya
- Legacy analog with HL10 lifter and EHS cable
- USB-C computers with Blackwire 5220 USB-C variant
What Plantronics headset owners say
Verified feedback from remote workers, contact-center agents, and mobile professionals using the models we stock.
“I run 6-hour Zoom days on the Voyager Focus UC and the noise cancellation is the reason my team can actually hear me over the AC.”
“The CS540 replaced my old cordless. I can walk to the far end of the office and still take calls — the DECT range is real.”
“Voyager 5200 mic picks my voice out of city street noise better than any earpiece I’ve used. Battery goes a full workday.”
“Blackwire 5220 with USB-C was a plug-and-play upgrade for our whole call team. Inline controls and comfort at that price point are hard to beat.”
Plantronics headset technical questions
Detailed answers on pairing, compatibility, batteries, and choosing between series.
What’s the difference between Plantronics Voyager, CS, Savi, and Blackwire?
Voyager is the mobile and UC Bluetooth line — headsets like the Voyager 5200 (mono earpiece), Voyager Legend, Voyager Focus UC, and Voyager 4300 UC. CS is a purpose-built deskphone DECT wireless system (CS540, CS510, CS520, CS530). Savi is the multi-device convergence DECT line — the Savi 8200 series and Savi 700 series can connect a deskphone, computer softphone, and mobile phone to one headset. Blackwire is the corded USB and 3.5 mm line (Blackwire 3220, 5220, 8225, and the EncorePro series) for computer softphones and contact centers.
Are Plantronics headsets compatible with Microsoft Teams and Zoom?
Yes. The Voyager Focus UC, Voyager 4320 UC, Voyager 5200 UC, Voyager 8200, Blackwire 5220, Blackwire 8225, and Savi 8200 series are engineered for Teams, Zoom, Cisco Webex, Google Meet, and other UC softphones. UC-branded variants include the BT600 or BT700 USB Bluetooth adapter, which is what carries the “certified for Teams” or “certified for Zoom” logo. Non-UC variants still work with these apps — the certified adapter just adds one-touch answer, mute sync, and presence.
How do I pair a Plantronics Voyager 5200 with my phone?
Slide the power switch on the Voyager 5200 to the on position while holding it — you should hear “pairing” and see the LED flash red and blue. On your phone, open Bluetooth settings, choose “PLT V5200 Series,” and confirm. For faster pairing, install the free Plantronics Hub Mobile app (iOS and Android), which will detect the headset and walk you through pairing plus a firmware check. The Voyager 5200 remembers up to eight paired devices and connects to two simultaneously.
What is the wireless range on a CS540 or Savi 8200?
The Plantronics CS540 delivers up to 350 feet of DECT 6.0 wireless range with a clear line of sight and up to 7 hours of talk time per charge. The Savi 8200 series pushes that further to a stated 590 feet of DECT range with up to 13 hours of talk time, thanks to a stronger radio in the base unit. Real-world range depends on walls, floor material, and interference from other wireless equipment. DECT 6.0 operates on 1.9 GHz, which sits outside the Wi-Fi band and avoids the congestion Bluetooth headsets sometimes experience.
Can I replace the battery on a Plantronics headset?
It depends on the model. The CS540 and Savi 700 series use user-replaceable AAA-style rechargeable battery packs — order the correct Plantronics battery for your model. Voyager Bluetooth models (Voyager 5200, Voyager Legend, Voyager Focus UC) have internal rechargeable lithium-ion batteries that are not user-serviceable; if capacity degrades significantly, Plantronics/Poly service is the proper channel. Blackwire wired headsets have no battery at all — they draw power from the USB or phone connection.
Do I need the BT600 or BT700 adapter, and what’s the difference?
The BT600 and BT700 are USB Bluetooth dongles that let a Plantronics wireless headset talk to a PC softphone with certified quality — better than the generic Bluetooth radio inside most laptops. BT600 is the earlier generation shipped with headsets like Voyager Focus UC and Voyager 5200 UC; BT700 is the current-generation dongle shipped with newer UC variants and supports firmware updates through Plantronics Hub. If you already own the headset without a dongle, adding a BT600 or BT700 dramatically improves call quality on Teams, Zoom, and Webex.
Are Plantronics and Poly the same brand?
Yes. Plantronics acquired Polycom in 2018 and rebranded the combined company as Poly. In 2022, HP acquired Poly. The Plantronics product lineup — Voyager, CS, Savi, Blackwire, EncorePro, BackBeat — continues under the Poly and HP Poly names, and older units are still labeled Plantronics. Model numbers stay the same across the rebrand, so a “Plantronics Voyager 5200” and a “Poly Voyager 5200” refer to the same product family.
Explore more Plantronics headsets
Hand-picked models across our Voyager, CS, and Blackwire lineups.
Plantronics Voyager 5200
The four-mic Bluetooth earpiece built for calls in wind, traffic, and busy offices.
Plantronics CS540 Wireless System
Convertible DECT deskphone headset with up to 350 ft of walk-and-talk range.
Plantronics Voyager Focus UC
Stereo Bluetooth headset with active noise cancellation for Teams, Zoom, and Webex.
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