Best Headsets for Zoom Meetings in 2023

The Jabra Evolve2 75 is a high-end headset that lets you communicate wirelessly via Zoom and other platforms. You can connect it to your phone or tablet as well as your PC, so you can use it anywhere.

Jabra says that it has used a combination hard cushion foam on the outside of the earcup and soft foam for the interior to create a very comfortable headset. This is important if you’ll be wearing the headset for an extended period of time, or even all day.

The Jabra Evolve2 75 uses eight microphones to reduce the ambient noise so that it doesn’t ruin your call and your voice is clearer.

Jabra also says its new algorithm also differentiates between your voice and ambient noise to improves clarity, which helps you communicate effectively and appear professional when on the move or in a noisy office.

Finished your calls? Neatly stow the microphone away in the earcup and listen to your music.

This is the best headset for Zoom meetings in 2022 if you want a high-end device for work and play.

EPOS might not be a familiar name, but its former moniker Sennheiser Communications will strike a chord with audio fans. This is a company with high-end headphone pedigree. EPOS is now the business-focussed arm of Sennheiser.

The EPOS Adapt 261 is an on-ear headset that is available with one earcup for mono use (Adapt 231) or two earcups for stereo use. This lets you choose the model that best fits your comfort and business needs.

The built-in noise-cancelling microphone boom can be lifted up and out of the way when not in use. The noise cancellation helps you to be heard and not the environment you’re in. You can press a button on the headset to mute yourself.

You can connect the wireless EPOS Adapt 261 to two devices simultaneously via Bluetooth, which lets you field multiple calls or stream music from one when the other isn’t in use.

The Poly Voyager 4320 is a twin-earcup headset (single-earcup available: Poly Voyager 4310) that gives you a noise-cancelling microphone and up to 50 metres of wireless range. This improves clarity of your speech as you wander round the office.

However, you can also use the Voyager 4320 in corded mode via a USB connection, which is handy when the headset needs to be recharged.

The Poly Voyager 4320’s earpads provide passive noise cancellation to attenuate ambient noise so you can better hear your call. You can also use the headset to listen to music and move the microphone boom when you don’t want to speak.

You can connect to two devices simultaneously, and a handy indicator lets people know you’re on a call.

The Jabra Evolve2 40 uses memory foam to increase comfort, and is connected to your PC via USB. However, it’s not all work, as the Evolve2 40’s 40mm speakers let you listen to music when you aren’t on a call.

The two earcups attenuate ambient noise to provide passive noise cancellation so that you can concentrate on your call. This is handy if you’re working in a noisy office and need to give the call your all.

The Evolve2 40 uses three microphones to increase the clarity of your voice and reduce unwanted ambient noise, which helps you communicate more effectively. Plus, you can lift the microphone boom to mute yourself when you’re not speaking.

The Evolve2 40’s “busylight” feature are two lights that illuminate red when you’re on a call so that others know not to disturb you. This should stop people bothering you in a busy open-plan office.