Learn more about VoIP headsets

All modern computers have USB ports. This allows you to connect a multitude of devices from VoIP headsets to mice, to keyboards, to external storage devices and many more.

A USB connection is the most common way to connect a VoIP headset to a computer. The following VoIP headsets all connect via USB:

Plantronics Audio 625 USB Stereo Headset Noise Cancelling

Plantronics Audio 645 USB Stereo Corded Headset

Plantronics Audio 470 USB Folding Stereo PC Corded Headset

Plantronics Audio 650 Gamers USB Stereo Corded Headset

Plantronics Audio 615M Monaural Corded USB PC Headset

Plantronics Audio 400 DSP USB Folding Stereo

Plantronics Audio 630M Stereo Corded USB PC Headset

Plantronics Audio 750 DSP USB Stereo PC Corded Headset

Plantronics Audio 480 USB Virtual Phone Booth Corded Headset

GN Netcom GN2000 USB Corded Headset

Plantronics 510 USB Voyager Bluetooth Headset

Plantronics HW251N-USB Supraplus Monaural Noise Cancelling

Plantronics HW261N-USB Supraplus Wideband Binaural

GN Netcom GNM5390 Bluetooth Wireless Headset System

However, you can also connect a VoIP headsets through the standard stereo and microphone ports often found on the back of computers or the front of laptops. The following devices connect this way

Plantronics Audio 325 Stereo PC Corded Headset

Plantronics Audio 345 Behind-The-Head Stereo Corded Headset

Plantronics Audio 350 Ultimate Performance Corded Headset

Plantronics Audio 365 Closed-Ear Gaming Corded Headset

Plantronics Audio 370 Lightweight Stereo Corded

Plantronics M214i 3-in-1 Corded Headset

Plantronics MX500i Corded Headset

Plantronics Audio 770 Virtual Surround Sound Corded Headset

Plantronics HW111N Corded Headset

Plantronics D261N SupraPlus Binaural Corded Headset