HP Poly Savi 8220 UC Microsoft Teams Certified DECT 1880-1900 MHz USB-A Headset

Product Overview

AI-generated summary

The HP Poly Savi 8220 UC is one of those “boring but brilliant” DECT office headsets. If you’ve got a team on Microsoft Teams and you want reliable wireless without the usual Bluetooth headaches (pairing quirks, range drop-outs, audio latency), this is a sensible pick. At ~£115 ex-VAT it’s good value for businesses that need people to move around the office/warehouse without taking calls through a laptop mic. It’s also the right category of headset if call quality and consistent connectivity matter more than chasing the latest gamer features.

That said, I wouldn’t buy it for everyone. If your staff mostly work at desks, already have USB headsets they love, or your setup is more “desk phone + occasional softphone” than full Teams-first calling, you may not get enough out of the wireless side to justify the spend. Also, make sure you’re comfortable with DECT-style setup (base/USB dongle in practice, not “instant everywhere” like some Bluetooth setups). If you want one headset to standardise for Teams users who actually walk away from their PCs sometimes, it’s a solid choice. If you’re trying to do flexible, ad-hoc pairing across lots of devices, it’ll feel a bit more locked down.