Description
Yealink UH44 USB Wired Headset Teams & UC Dubai
Put 30 agents into one Dubai office and the headset problem becomes obvious by 10AM. Air-conditioning above the desks. Two people discussing a ticket behind you. Someone on another call less than a metre away. The customer shouldn’t hear any of that. They should hear the person wearing the headset.
That’s where the Yealink UH44 fits. It’s a USB wired business headset built around a 2-microphone voice system with Acoustic Shield 3.0, 35mm speakers and an inline call controller. No charging docks. No Bluetooth pairing routine at the start of a shift. Plug the USB-C cable into the computer — or use the supplied USB-A adapter on an older workstation — and get to work. For call centres, reception desks and shared office floors around JLT, Business Bay and Dubai Internet City, that simplicity matters when you’re deploying dozens of seats rather than one.
2 Mic
Voice Pickup System
35mm
Speaker Drivers
20Hz–20kHz
Speaker Response
162g
UH44 Dual Weight
What Makes the UH44 Different From a Basic USB Office Headset?
Start with the microphone arrangement. The UH44 uses 2 microphones rather than relying on a single boom microphone. Yealink combines them with Acoustic Shield 3.0 voice-isolation processing. The idea is simple: identify the voice coming from the wearer and reduce sound arriving from other directions.
That’s useful on a contact-centre floor where the agent beside you may be discussing a completely different customer. It’s equally useful at a reception desk beside a glass entrance, or in a DMCC office where sales, accounts and operations share one open floor. HVAC noise is one problem. Nearby speech is harder because it’s another human voice. The 2-microphone layout gives the processing more information to separate the person wearing the headset from what’s happening around them.
Acoustic Shield 3.0 — built for shared desks
The UH44 uses 2 microphones with Yealink Acoustic Shield 3.0 to isolate the wearer’s speech and reduce surrounding office sound. Think neighbouring agents, printer noise and conversations carrying through glass partitions. The customer gets the agent’s voice rather than the whole floor.
The UH44 sits in the current Yealink headset range in Dubai as a wired model for office and call-centre users who need better microphone separation than the 1-microphone UH42, without moving up to the 3-microphone UH46 or the ANC-equipped UH48.
UH44 Teams, UC or Mono — Check the Part Number Before Ordering
There isn’t only one UH44 box. Yealink currently lists three UH44 part numbers, and it’s worth putting the exact version on a purchase order when you’re equipping 20, 50 or 200 users.
| Part Number | Version | Typical Fit |
|---|---|---|
| 1308186 | UH44 Dual Teams USB-C/A | Microsoft Teams-heavy offices and contact centres |
| 1308187 | UH44 Dual UC USB-C/A | Mixed UC applications and standard softphone deployments |
| 1308241 | UH44 Mono USB-C/A | Reception, front desk and users who need one ear open |
Dual covers both ears and is usually the sensible choice for an agent working through a full queue. Mono leaves one ear uncovered, useful where the person needs to speak to colleagues or visitors in the room while staying connected to calls. Yealink lists the current UH44 Dual at 162g and the current Mono at 125g.
The Cable Layout Is Better Thought Out Than It Looks
Wired headsets are often bought because nobody wants another device that needs charging. But cable length still matters. Too short and agents pull against the computer every time they reach for a document. Too long and the desk becomes a coil of spare cable beside the keyboard.
Yealink splits the UH44 cable into 2 sections. There is 0.65m from the headset to the inline call-control unit, then another 1.5m from the controller to the USB plug. That puts the controller within reach without leaving it hanging directly beside the earcup.
USB-C plus USB-A in the same deployment
The headset terminates in USB-C and includes a USB-A adapter. That’s useful when a Dubai office has new USB-C laptops on one row and older desktop PCs with USB-A on another. You don’t need to stock two different connection versions of the same headset.
No battery. No charging stand. No wireless pairing. For fixed workstations, that’s sometimes exactly what the IT team wants. Plug it in, assign the user and move to the next desk.
Call Controls Where Your Hand Can Find Them
The inline controller handles the everyday actions: answer or end a call, reject an incoming call, raise or lower volume, and mute or unmute the microphone. LED indicators give the user a visible status check without opening an application window.
There is also a faster mute method. Lift the microphone boom and the UH44 mutes. Lower it again to return the microphone to working position. Useful when someone walks over to the desk during a customer call and you need 10 seconds off-mic without looking down for the mute button.
A single busylight gives nearby colleagues a visual signal that the wearer is occupied. On an open office floor that can prevent the shoulder tap that arrives exactly when an agent is confirming an account number.
35mm Speakers for Calls — and the Hour Between Calls
The UH44 uses 35mm speakers with a published speaker frequency response of 20Hz to 20kHz. That’s a wider range than you’d need for speech alone, which matters when the same headset stays on for Teams meetings, training videos or music between calls.
Yealink publishes speaker sensitivity at 113.8 ±3dB at 0.980V. More useful for the person wearing it: this is an on-ear business headset rather than a tiny narrow-band telephone earpiece. Speech stays the priority, but it doesn’t force users to change headphones when a call ends and an online training session begins.
Hearing protection is documented
The UH44 includes user hearing protection. Yealink’s published UH44 documentation also lists Peak Block protection to EN50332, Australian G616 protection and daily noise-exposure protection — useful specifications for organisations writing headset requirements for high-call-volume teams.
Comfort Matters More After Hour Six
A headset can sound fine during a 10-minute demo and still be annoying by mid-afternoon. Yealink has shaped the UH44 around an on-ear design with curved arms, an enlarged headband contact area and pressure distribution intended for longer wearing sessions.
The ear cushions use memory foam with soft artificial-leather contact surfaces. The oval earcups rotate rather than sitting at one fixed angle. Small details, but they matter when an agent puts the headset on at 8AM and takes it off repeatedly through an 8-hour shift.
The boom and headset can also be worn with the microphone positioned for either side. That makes shared-stock deployments easier because IT doesn’t need separate left-ear and right-ear versions.
Platform Compatibility and Central IT Management
UC Version ✓
Windows ✓
macOS ✓
USB-C ✓
USB-A Adapter ✓
Yealink states compatibility across more than 100 platforms and operating systems. The official headset range also positions the UH44 for PC and compatible desk-phone use. For businesses standardising around Microsoft Teams, choose the Teams-labelled part number rather than assuming every box is identical.
Large deployments have another consideration: what happens after the headsets are installed. The UH44 supports Yealink USB Connect on PC and Yealink Management Cloud Service. That gives IT a defined management path instead of treating every headset as an unmanaged peripheral sitting on someone’s desk.
For Dubai businesses already using Yealink IP phones, we can check the intended phone model and USB connection before quoting a UH44 deployment. Don’t assume a USB headset connects to every desk phone simply because both products carry the same brand — the port and call-control support should be checked against the exact phone model.
Yealink UH44 Technical Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Headset type | USB wired, on-ear |
| Microphones | 2 microphones with Acoustic Shield 3.0 |
| Microphone response | Current Yealink specification: 100Hz–16kHz |
| Speaker size | Ø35mm |
| Speaker response | 20Hz–20kHz |
| Speaker sensitivity | 113.8 ±3dB at 0.980V |
| Connection | USB-C cable with supplied USB-A adapter |
| Headset-to-controller cable | 0.65m |
| Controller-to-USB cable | 1.5m |
| Controls | Answer, end, reject, volume up/down, mute/unmute |
| Boom mute | Lift microphone boom to mute; lower to unmute |
| Indicator | Single busylight |
| Weight | Dual: 162g · Mono: 125g |
| Management | Yealink USB Connect (PC) · Yealink Management Cloud Service |
| Box contents | UH44 headset · carrying bag · quick start guide · USB-A adapter integrated with USB-C connection system |
Where the UH44 Fits — and Where It Doesn’t
| Workplace | UH44 Fit | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Call centre | Strong fit | 2-mic noise reduction, wired reliability, inline controls |
| Open office | Strong fit | Acoustic Shield 3.0 and visible busylight |
| Reception / front desk | Mono version | Keeps one ear available for people at the desk |
| User walking around the office | Not the right model | UH44 is wired; choose a wireless Yealink headset instead |
Not the right fit?
If the user needs to walk away from the desk while staying on a call, don’t buy the UH44 — it’s a wired USB headset. Look at the Yealink wireless headset range instead. If the main problem is surrounding noise reaching the wearer’s ears rather than noise entering the microphone, an ANC model such as the UH48 is the more appropriate UH4x option.
Will the UH44 Work With Your Desk Phone?
For softphone users, connection is simple: USB-C into the computer, or use the supplied USB-A adapter. Desk phones need one extra check. The phone must support USB headset audio and the relevant call-control functions. Don’t assume compatibility just because the phone and headset both say Yealink on the box.
This matters in UAE offices where users may have a Yealink desk phone on the desk but spend half the day in Microsoft Teams. In that setup, the UH44 can make sense because the same headset is aimed at computer calling and compatible USB desk-phone environments. Before a multi-seat rollout, we check the exact phone model rather than finding out after 40 headsets arrive.
If your business uses an Etisalat or du SIP service through a PABX, the UH44 doesn’t connect to the SIP trunk itself. The phone or computer handles the call. The headset handles microphone and speaker audio. For users taking calls through a supported Yealink IP phone, we can check the phone model and intended connection before deployment.
A Better Fit for Fixed Desks Than Roaming Staff
There’s a reason wired headsets are still common on call-centre floors. A supervisor doesn’t want to check battery levels across 80 agents. IT doesn’t want to troubleshoot Bluetooth pairing on Monday morning. An agent doesn’t want a headset dying halfway through a complaint call.
The UH44 removes those issues because there is no battery. Power and audio come through USB. For fixed desks in insurance teams, customer-service departments, booking offices, clinics, logistics desks and service centres, that can be the more practical setup.
Different job, different headset. Someone moving between meeting rooms, walking to a printer or taking calls around a warehouse will be restricted by the cable. That user belongs on a wireless model. The UH44 is for the person who spends most of the working day in front of the same screen.
Dubai Call Centres: Where the 2-Microphone Design Earns Its Place
Picture a customer-care floor in Dubai at 3PM. Forty workstations. The AC has been running since morning. Half the agents are on calls and a team leader is discussing targets two rows away. That’s a harder audio environment than a private office.
The microphone needs to separate the wearer’s speech from surrounding voices. That’s why the UH44’s 2-microphone arrangement is more important than a long list of generic headset features. Acoustic Shield 3.0 is designed around voice pickup, not just the sound arriving at the wearer’s ears.
For a 10-seat accounts team in DIFC, a 60-agent contact centre in Dubai Outsource City or a reception desk behind a glass partition in JLT, the same principle applies: the microphone should focus on the user. Not the room.
What’s in the UH44 Box?
Included: Yealink UH44 wired headset, USB-C connection, USB-A adapter, carrying bag and quick start documentation.
The exact headset version depends on the part number ordered: Dual Teams, Dual UC or Mono USB-C/A. For bulk orders, we recommend putting the exact Yealink part number on the purchase order so the required variant is clear.
Not included — and usually not required
There is no charging stand or power adaptor because the UH44 is powered through USB. Wireless mobility isn’t part of this model either. If the user needs to walk away from the workstation while remaining on a call, select a wireless model from the Yealink headset range.
Related Yealink Products for the Same Desk
Building a full workstation rather than buying one headset? These are the products we normally discuss around the UH44:
Yealink UH42 — the simpler UH4x wired option with a 1-microphone design for quieter desks.
Yealink UH46 — move up when you want the 3-microphone model in the same wired family.
Yealink UH48 — the model to look at when active noise cancellation at the wearer’s ears is part of the requirement.
Yealink BH70 — Bluetooth option for staff who need wireless movement rather than a fixed USB cable.
Yealink WH64 — suited to desk users who need a wireless headset and a different working range from a wired USB model.
Yealink T54W — common business desk-phone pairing where USB headset support is required and compatibility has been checked.
Yealink headset accessories — useful when the desk deployment also needs adapters or replacement connectivity items.
Rolling Out 20 or 200 Headsets Across UAE Offices
A single headset is easy. A corporate rollout is where model consistency matters. The IT team needs the same connection type, the same controls and the same user behaviour across every desk. With USB-C plus the supplied USB-A adapter, the UH44 can cover a mixed fleet of newer laptops and older desktop PCs without splitting the order into two cable types.
For larger fleets, Yealink USB Connect and Yealink Management Cloud Service give IT a management path for supported device administration. That’s useful when the headsets are spread across several floors or more than one UAE office.
Yealink UH44 UAE supply covers Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah and Umm Al Quwain. Project quantities can be prepared for single-site or multi-office deployments. For an Abu Dhabi rollout, send the number of users, computer connection type and whether you need Teams, UC or Mono units. That prevents variant mistakes before the order leaves Dubai.
Stock & Availability: Yealink UH44 in stock in Dubai. Same-day quote on WhatsApp. Project quantities and FOB Dubai pricing for resellers. Ships to Africa, GCC, and South Asia.
UH44 Export From Dubai — Africa and MEA Projects
Enterprise procurement teams and IT resellers can source the UH44 from Dubai for headset projects across South Africa, Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya and Egypt. Mixed cartons can include Teams, UC and Mono variants where different user groups need different configurations.
Project quantities are handled FOB Dubai, with export packing prepared around the order size and destination. For a 50-seat call centre, specify whether every user needs Dual or whether supervisors and reception staff need a mix of Dual and Mono.
Reseller orders can also be grouped with Yealink desk phones and headset accessories for the same project shipment. This is useful for branch rollouts where each workstation needs both a phone and headset rather than separate deliveries.
WhatsApp +971 55 986 3697 with the destination, UH44 part number and quantity required. FOB Dubai project pricing is prepared from the same product specification used for UAE orders.
About Yealink Dubai — Authorised Yealink Distributor
Yealink Dubai is an authorised Yealink distributor in Dubai, UAE. Yealink UH44 in stock with supply and installation across all 7 UAE emirates. Contact: +971 4 450 4145. Since 2010.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Yealink UH44 suitable for a noisy Dubai call centre?
Yes, that’s one of the main use cases for the UH44. It uses 2 microphones with Yealink Acoustic Shield 3.0 to focus on the wearer’s speech and reduce surrounding office sound. For an open floor with neighbouring agents, HVAC noise and conversations behind glass partitions, choose the Dual version if the user doesn’t need to keep one ear open.
Should I order the Teams or UC version?
If Microsoft Teams is the main calling platform, order the UH44 Dual Teams USB-C/A, part number 1308186. For a mixed UC environment, use the UH44 Dual UC USB-C/A, part number 1308187. The Mono USB-C/A version is part number 1308241. For bulk orders, put the exact part number on the purchase order.
Will the UH44 plug into both USB-C and USB-A computers?
Yes. The UH44 uses USB-C and includes a USB-A adapter. That makes it practical for offices with a mix of newer USB-C laptops and older USB-A desktop PCs. There is no battery and no wireless pairing process.
Can I use the UH44 with our Yealink desk phones on Etisalat or du?
Possibly, but the exact desk-phone model must support the required USB headset functions. Etisalat or du carries the phone service through your PABX or SIP connection; the UH44 connects to the compatible phone or computer, not directly to the telecom provider. Send us the desk-phone model before ordering and we can check the intended connection.
Is Mono or Dual better for reception staff?
Mono is usually the practical choice when the receptionist needs to hear visitors and colleagues in the room while remaining on a call. For full-time call-centre agents who spend most of the shift on calls, Dual covers both ears and is normally the better fit.
Is the Yealink UH44 in stock in Dubai for larger orders?
Yealink UH44 stock is available in Dubai with same-day quotation for project requirements. For larger quantities, WhatsApp +971 55 986 3697 with the number of units and required variant. Supply covers Dubai, Abu Dhabi and all 7 UAE emirates, with FOB Dubai export support for Africa, GCC and South Asia projects.
Yealink UH44 in stock in Dubai. Teams, UC and Mono variants available for individual desks and project quantities. Supply across all 7 UAE emirates, with FOB Dubai export for regional orders. Monday to Saturday, 8AM to 6PM.
+971 4 453 3074 · sales@yealinkdubai.com · Monday–Saturday 8AM–6PM
