Yealink WH63

Good ANC for calls, but the 8-hour battery is a dealbreaker for all-day office use. The bundle is a decent value only if you need two complete desk setups, otherwise you're paying for stuff you don't want.

The WH63's ANC sits at the 80th percentile, which is genuinely impressive for a mono call headset. You'll actually hear your caller instead of the office hum. Sound and mic quality are both solidly above average, landing in the mid-60s percentile range. But that 8-hour battery is a real letdown, it's in the bottom 10 percent of what we've tested. For a headset marketed for all-day wear with four different wearing styles, dying before the workday ends feels like a design miss. The 120m wireless range is nice, but Bluetooth 5.0 is starting to show its age.

If you're just looking for a call headset, the Sennheiser HDB 630 is a far more focused choice with better build quality and battery life. For music or mixed use, the Sony ULT WEAR or JBL Tune 670NC will absolutely crush the WH63 in sound quality, though they're stereo over-ears, not mono call headsets. The Bowers & Wilkins Px8 S2 is in a completely different league for audio, but you're paying for it. The WH63's only real advantage is the ANC for calls and the bundle value, if you need everything included.

At $638 for two of everything, you're essentially paying $319 per full desk setup. That's not terrible if you need every single item in this bundle. But if you just want a good call headset, you're overpaying for a pile of accessories. The WH63 alone isn't worth this price, and the bundle math only works if you actually need two complete workstations outfitted from scratch.

This isn't really a headset review, it's an office bundle that happens to include two Yealink WH63 headsets. And as a bundle, it's a weird mix. The WH63 itself is a decent call-focused mono headset with solid noise cancelling, but the 8-hour battery life is rough for all-day office use. The real story here is the pile of extras: two webcams, two keyboard and mouse combos, two mini speakers, and some gel pads. It's like someone raided the office supply closet and called it a deal.

If you're looking for a headset to listen to music or game with, this isn't it. Go get a proper stereo pair like the Sony ULT WEAR or JBL Tune 670NC instead. And if you just need a reliable call headset for long days, the 8-hour battery here will drive you crazy. Look at the Sennheiser HDB 630 for something that actually lasts.

The Yealink WH63 is a decent call headset trapped in a bundle that's hard to recommend. If you're outfitting two home offices from zero and want a single box with everything, this is a reasonable, if uninspired, choice. But if you just need a headset for calls, buy a dedicated one and skip the clutter. The 8-hour battery alone makes this a tough sell for anyone who works a full day.