I need a wireless headset that connects simultaneously to my desk phone and my laptop.

Juggling a desk phone and a laptop at the same time means you need a multi-connectivity headset (usually a base-station/headset combo using DECT or advanced Bluetooth multipoint) rather than a standard consumer headphone that only handles Bluetooth mobile switching.

Here are the top options that bridge that exact gap:

Poly Savi 8200 Series (or Savi 8400 Series ) — This is the gold standard for traditional office setups. It features a physical base station that plugs directly into your desk phone and your computer (via USB) simultaneously, letting you seamlessly conference or jump between a landline call and a laptop softphone/Zoom meeting.

Yealink WH64 / WH68 Hybrid Series — These newer hybrid models combine DECT wireless range with Bluetooth . They use a base station to tie together your desk phone, computer, and mobile phone all at once, giving you massive wireless range without losing the multi-device hookup.

If you prefer a more portable, on-ear Bluetooth headset rather than a traditional desktop charging base, this connects via a USB dongle to your laptop and directly to a secondary Bluetooth source (like a Bluetooth-enabled desk phone or mobile device) with simultaneous two-device multipoint.[1][2][3]

To help narrow down the best fit, tell me:

• Does your desk phone have built-in Bluetooth , or does it require a physical base station/cable connection?
• Do you prefer an over-the-ear/headband style (mono or stereo) or something low-profile?

Yes — you want an office headset with a base station that can connect to both your desk phone and laptop simultaneously. That’s different from a normal Bluetooth headset.

My top picks

• Yealink WH64 Hybrid Dual Wireless - $154.99 (Staples)

• Jabra Engage 75 SE - $560.00 (B&H Photo)

• Poly Voyager 4320 UC - $157.99 (Best Buy)

• Yealink WH64 UC Stereo - $269.00 (Staples)

• Best overall: Yealink WH64 — combines DECT and Bluetooth, so it can handle your desk phone and computer while giving you long wireless range. Current listings are around $155–$269, depending on configuration.HP Support

• Best premium/business option: Jabra Engage 75 SE — specifically designed for this scenario. It can simultaneously connect to a desk phone, computer/softphone, and Bluetooth devices, with up to 490 ft of DECT range.Jabra

• Best value: Poly Voyager 4300 UC + Office base — a good headset if you want something relatively inexpensive. Poly confirms it can connect to a PC/Mac and desk phone, but the desk-phone connection requires the Voyager Office base accessory.HP

One important detail

The exact model of your desk phone matters. Some headsets connect to a desk phone through the phone's USB port, while others use the handset/headset port or an EHS adapter.

If you tell me the make and model of your desk phone (e.g., Cisco 8841, Poly VVX 450, Avaya 9611G, etc.) and whether your laptop uses USB-C or USB-A, I can narrow this down to 2–3 headsets that are guaranteed to work with your setup, including current prices.

To connect simultaneously to a traditional desk phone and a laptop, you need a multi-connectivity headset system (usually featuring a physical base station that plugs into both devices via USB, telephone interface cables, or Bluetooth) rather than a standard consumer Bluetooth headset.

Here are the top professional wireless headset setups for this exact scenario:

• Poly Savi 8200 Series (e.g., Savi 8210 / 8220)
  • Connectivity: 3-way connectivity seamlessly switches between your desk phone, PC/laptop, and mobile phone.
  • Type: DECT wireless (gives you a massive wireless range—up to 350 feet from the base—way further than standard Bluetooth).
  • Why it's great: Enterprise-grade audio, active noise cancellation (on the 8220 stereo version), and a dedicated secure base station that keeps both lines tied in at the same time. Check out options on the VDO Communications Poly Savi 8220 Page.[1]
• Yealink WH66 / WH67 Multitasking Workstation
  • Connectivity: Connects to your PC via USB, and to your desk phone via USB or built-in Bluetooth.
  • Type: DECT wireless base station featuring a 4-inch capacitive touch screen.
  • Why it's great: The base acts as an all-in-one workstation where you can manage calls visually with a touch screen, switch devices instantly, and it even doubles as a speakerphone or phone charger. You can explore listings on the Yealink WH66 Duo Teams Headset System.[1]
• Jabra Engage 75 Series
  • Connectivity: Simultaneous dual-connectivity supporting up to five devices at once, including your desk phone, softphone (laptop), and mobile devices.
  • Type: DECT wireless with up to 490 feet of range.
  • Why it's great: Industry-leading wireless density (great for busy offices where many people have wireless headsets), lightweight comfort, and an intuitive touchscreen base to jump between calls effortlessly.

To help narrow down the best fit, tell me:

• Does your desk phone have a USB port , or will it need to connect through the traditional headset/audio jack port?
• Do you prefer an on-ear/mono design or a noise-isolating stereo/duo design?

Yes — you want an office wireless headset with a base station, not a normal Bluetooth headset. The base connects to your desk phone and laptop simultaneously, letting you switch between calls without unplugging anything.

My top picks

• Jabra Engage 75 SE Stereo - $562.90 (Staples)

• Poly Savi 8420 Office - $582.95 (B&H Photo)

• Poly Voyager 4245 Office - $199.99 (newegg.com)

• Yealink WH64 - $154.90 (Staples)

• Best overall: Jabra Engage 75 SE — This is the one I'd buy for a professional office. It can simultaneously connect to a desk phone, computer/softphone, and two Bluetooth devices, with up to 490 ft of DECT range and 13 hours of talk time.Jabra+1

• Best Poly option: Poly Savi 8420 Office — Excellent if you prefer Poly/Plantronics. It uses DECT and its base connects to the desk phone and PC/Mac.

• Best value/flexible option: Poly Voyager 4245 Office — Supports PC/Mac, mobile and desk phone and is considerably less expensive.

• Interesting hybrid: Yealink WH64 — Combines DECT and Bluetooth, so it's particularly flexible if you also want to use the headset away from the desk.

One important detail: I need your desk-phone make and model before I'd tell you which one to order. Some phones need a specific EHS cable/adapter for answering and ending calls from the headset.Headset Advisor

If you give me the desk phone model (e.g. Cisco 8841, Poly VVX 450, Avaya J179) and whether you want one-ear or two-ear, I can narrow it down to the exact compatible headset and current price.