Jabra vs Yealink vs Poly: Which Business Headset Brand Gives You the Best Value in 2026?

On price per seat, Yealink gives the best value in 2026: its headsets cost roughly 25 to 50 per cent less than the comparable Jabra and Poly models at SourceIT, with equal or longer rated battery life. Jabra earns its premium with lighter boomless designs, wireless charging and user-replaceable batteries in the new Evolve3 range. HP Poly sits between the two on price and stands out for its Acoustic Fence microphones and its fit with HP-managed estates. Below, we compare three tiers from each brand at SourceIT's listed prices on 24 Oct 2026.

Jabra vs Yealink vs Poly: three tiers compared

Jabra's newest entry model, the Evolve3 45, starts at S$214.92 for the MS mono.

Mid-range ANC headsets: where most companies buy

All three are on-ear, boom-mic headsets with ANC and an open-office microphone rating from their vendor, so they do the same job. The Jabra is the lightest, the Yealink is the cheapest with the longest rated talk time, and the Poly offers adjustable ANC levels and Poly's Acoustic Fence, which uses the boom microphones to reject sound from outside a zone around your mouth. For a 50-seat rollout the headsets alone cost S$16,284.00 (Jabra), S$9,315.00 (Yealink) or S$15,702.50 (Poly).

Premium over-ear: boomless or hidden boom?

Jabra and Poly both bet on boomless over-ear headsets for executives; Yealink keeps a boom hidden in the earcup. The Evolve3 85 is the lightest and has the replaceable battery; the BH78 has the longest rated battery and the lowest price; the Surround 80 has the most microphones and Teams Open Office certification on HP's spec sheet. The detailed Jabra-Yealink match-up is in Jabra Evolve3 85 vs Yealink BH78.

Value is not the cheapest headset. It is the headset your staff will wear all day, that IT can manage, at a price you can repeat for every seat.

Enterprise features: management, support and warranty

• Jabra: Jabra Direct for users, Jabra Xpress for mass deployment, and Jabra Plus introduced with the Evolve3. The Evolve3 range has user-replaceable batteries and ear cushions, which extends service life. Listings state 2 years local warranty.
• Yealink: Yealink's device management platform manages headsets alongside Yealink IP phones, conference phones and video bars, which suits companies already on Yealink for meeting rooms. Listings state 2 years local warranty.
• HP Poly: Poly Lens provides device management and firmware, and Poly fits naturally where HP supplies the laptops and docks. HP describes a standard two-year limited warranty for these models.

All three brands sell MS (Teams) variants with a dedicated Teams button and UC variants for Zoom, Google Meet and other platforms. Browse the Teams certified headsets collection to compare more models.

What is the total deployment cost?

A labelled example for a 100-person company buying mid-range ANC headsets for 80 staff and premium over-ear headsets for 20 managers, at listed prices on 24 Oct 2026:

Add spares (about 5 to 10 per cent), charging stands where needed, and the time IT spends on deployment. If your IT team already runs one vendor's management tool, that saving can outweigh a modest price difference. Volume pricing changes all three totals.

Which brand gives you the best value in 2026?

• Choose Yealink for the lowest cost per seat and the longest rated battery, especially if your meeting rooms already run Yealink. Start with Yealink BH70 vs BH74 vs BH78: which one should your company buy?
• Choose Jabra for boomless designs, light weight, wireless charging and replaceable batteries, or if you already manage a Jabra fleet. See Jabra Evolve3 vs Evolve2 and Jabra Evolve3 vs Yealink BH78.
• Choose HP Poly for Acoustic Fence microphones, adjustable ANC and alignment with an HP device estate. Our guide to Poly headsets covers the wider range.

For the business case behind spending more on headsets at all, read Can a S$300 Headset Save Your Company Thousands in Lost Productivity? and our best office headsets guide.

Buying business headsets in Singapore

SourceIT supplies Jabra, Yealink and HP Poly with local warranty and a GST invoice, and all nine headsets in the tier table were in stock at the time of writing. Go to the Jabra Evolve3 65 MS Stereo, Jabra Evolve3 85 MS, Yealink BH74 MS, Yealink BH78 MS, HP Poly Voyager Focus 2 MS, HP Poly Voyager Surround 80 MS or HP Poly Voyager 4320 MS, or browse the Jabra, Yealink headsets and HP Poly ranges and the full business headsets collection. Government and education buyers can purchase through GeBIZ. For a quotation, use Request for Quotation on the product page, call (65) 6978 3502, email Sales@sourceit.com.sg or use our contact page.

Frequently asked questions

Which business headset brand is cheapest in Singapore? At SourceIT on 24 Oct 2026, Yealink is the lowest-priced in each tier: BH70 MS Stereo S$166.05, BH74 MS S$186.30 and BH78 MS with base S$318.60.

Is Jabra better than Yealink and Poly? Jabra leads on lightweight boomless designs, wireless charging and replaceable batteries in the Evolve3 range. Yealink leads on price and rated battery life. Poly leads on Acoustic Fence microphone technology and adjustable ANC. The best choice depends on your users and your existing estate.

Which mid-range headset has the best microphone for open offices? All three mid-range models carry an open-office microphone rating from their vendor: Jabra Evolve3 65 (Premium Microphone for Open Office), Yealink BH74 (Teams Premium Open Office) and Poly Voyager Focus 2 (Microsoft Open Office Premium mic spec, per HP).

Do Jabra, Yealink and Poly headsets work with Microsoft Teams? Yes. All three sell MS variants with a dedicated Teams button, and UC variants for Zoom, Google Meet and other platforms.

What warranty do these headsets have in Singapore? SourceIT's Jabra and Yealink listings state 2 years local warranty; HP describes a standard two-year limited warranty for Poly. Confirm the term for your SKU when requesting a quote.