In the business phones headsets category, the first fork in the road is price: $287.99 for the WH62 DECT Mono Teams Wireless Headset versus $47.62 for the Bluetooth Headset 5.2 with CVC8.0 Dual Mic Noise Cancelling. The bigger question is how you take calls. Do you work from a desk with a computer or desk phone, or do you live on your mobile phone and need an earpiece that follows you around?
Quick Verdict
If your workday revolves around a desk and a computer, the WH62 DECT is the headset to buy. If you want a small, low-cost earpiece for mobile calls and softphone apps, the Bluetooth 5.2 model is the smarter choice.
At a Glance
| Feature | WH62 DECT Mono Teams Wireless Headset | Bluetooth Headset 5.2 with CVC8.0 Dual Mic |
| Listed price | USD 287.99 | USD 47.62 |
| Battery average life | 13 hours | 16 hours |
| Battery charge time | 2.5 hours | 1.5 hours |
| Wireless approach | DECT 6.0 | Bluetooth 5.2 |
| Noise handling | Noise-reducing mic | CVC8.0 dual noise-cancelling mics |
| Standout feature | 525 ft DECT range, Teams/UC certified | Low-latency support, hands-free assistant access |
Where the WH62 Wins
The WH62 DECT wins when range and desk integration matter. Its wireless connection keeps you attached to calls while you move around, and it is built for a desk workflow with a lightweight mono design, memory foam ear cushions, and an adjustable padded headband. If you need to leave your desk during a call or want a headset that can handle a full workday, this is the one.
Where the Bluetooth Earpiece Wins
The Bluetooth 5.2 earpiece wins on portability and convenience. The low-latency support makes it handy for GPS directions and multimedia while you're on the move, and it works with Teams, Skype, and Zoom for softphone calls, so you're not locked out of a desktop workflow.
Product Notes
WH62 DECT Mono Teams Wireless Headset
The WH62 behaves less like a consumer earbud and more like a dedicated office tool. It is Teams/UC certified, plugs into computers and desk phones, and uses DECT 6.0 to maintain a 525 ft range. The single-ear design weighs only 0.18 lb, and the memory foam ear cushions plus adjustable headband are designed for long shifts. If you take calls while walking around a workspace, the range alone can justify it. The trade-off is charging discipline: a full 2.5-hour charge is fine overnight, but not for quick top-ups between meetings. You are buying a work headset, not a pocket earpiece.
Bluetooth Headset 5.2 with CVC8.0 Dual Mic Noise Cancelling
This earpiece is the opposite kind of tool. It is built for people whose office is their phone: a single earpiece that pairs quickly, activates voice assistants, and streams GPS directions or music. The CVC8.0 dual noise-cancelling mics are meant to cut background chatter, and the design fits a wide range of ear shapes. It also works with Teams, Skype, and Zoom, so it can handle softphone work. The limitation is the form factor-an earpiece lacks the headband and cushioning of the WH62, so it is a better fit for mobile days than for marathon desk sessions.
Final Choice by Use Case
Choose the WH62 DECT if you need a dedicated desk headset with wide wireless range. Choose the Bluetooth Headset 5.2 if you want a pocket-friendly earpiece that travels well.
