In this episode of the Headset Advisor Tech Review Podcast, you'll find out about two brand new updates to the popular Yealkink  BH72 Bluetooth wireless headset.

These updates involve sound quality, which is known to be a feature that consistently ranks among the highest things customers want in new headsets.  The other update involves a new feature that gives your callers a significantly better chance at reaching you,  and at the same time, it gives you, the person wearing the headset, higher productivity, and more convenience.

So make sure to listen if you'd  like to know about  these  two new updates.

And, if you want your best price, make sure  to use coupon code BLOG when checking out on our website, which is www.headsetadvisor.com.  Don't forget to trade-in your old  headsets to reduce your new headset price even further. And if the budget is tight, we have a monthly headset lease program you should ask us about. It's super affordable (headsets start at just $2.00 per  month), and our program also includes the replacement accessories, and a warranty that doesn't expire.

This episode is narrated by Doug Merritt, Founder, and  CEO of  Headset Advisor.

Yealink is a brand of headset that's been getting noticed. In the past, when you heard the name  Yealink, headsets weren't the things that came to mind. Phones, and other tech products, for sure, but not headsets. That's changed recently because  they've introduced a line of headsets that are feature rich, and modestly priced.

In  this episode, I'll talk about one model in the Yealiink  headset line that just got a couple  of new updates. Specifically, I'm referring to the Yealink model BH72 Bluetooth wireless headset. So here are the new updates it just received.

First, the noise canceling feature on the microphone was enhanced. In other words, it got an update to give it better noise reducing capability. We tested this new and improved microphone by subjecting it to loud noises such as:

• Office noise
• Barking dogs
• And, a loud blender set on high just a couple of feet away

So, how did the BH72 do? (insert yawn here). Not stellar would be one thing that  comes to mind. I'm not saying it doesn't remove noise, because it  does. But what  I am saying is it  doesn't do a spectacular job at it. It's just average, even with this new update.

The same  can't be said about some of the other Yealink models because those are incredible. So, I'll give this a three yawn rating, i.e., much to do about nothing.

Moving on to the second, and I might add, more interesting update is the new feature of remote call answering. 

Now, when using a Yealink BH72, and RingCentral service, you can step away from your desk and answer and end a call. You can also mute the microphone from the headset rather than having to be at the desk to do that.  In the end, your customers can reach you more readily, which gives them better service, and you don't have to listen to missed call voice messages, and a slew of calls to return. Everybody benefits.

Those are the  two Yealink BH72 updates. The first being a yawner with that ho hum noise canceling mic update, and the second being the awesome remote call control feature. 

Yealink is a good brand of headset because they have a reputation for giving you a lot of features for a reasonable price. I do like  the BH72, but as I've noted in this narrative, I'm not a huge fan of its ability to filter out background noise nearly as well  as the BH72 cousins can. All in all, a good brand of headset, and worth your consideration.