Cable, Yealink USB to QD for YHS series headsets — pack of 10

Replacement and extension cables designed for Yealink YHS series headsets, supplied in a pack of 10. Each cable converts a USB connection to a quick-disconnect (QD) plug compatible with YHS headset arms and inline modules, allowing headsets to connect to devices that use QD connectors. These cables are intended for environments where multiple headsets are deployed or where spare connections are required, such as call centres, training rooms and shared office workstations.

Advantages

The cables provide a straightforward USB-to-QD interface that simplifies headset connectivity without requiring adapter modules for each station. Sold as a pack of 10, they support consistent replacements or simultaneous upgrades across multiple workstations. The cables are compatible with Yealink YHS series headsets and enable quick-disconnect functionality for fast, tool-free headset changes and maintenance.

Suitable for

• Call centres and customer service teams
• Training rooms and shared equipment setups
• Office environments with hot-desking or shared headsets
• IT departments managing headset fleets and spare parts

Key specifications

• Connector type: USB to quick-disconnect (QD)
• Compatibility: Yealink YHS series headsets
• Pack quantity: 10 cables
• Function: Replacement and extension cable for headset connectivity
• Use case: Desktop and workstation headset connections

How to use

Plug the USB end into a compatible host device or USB adapter and insert the QD plug into the quick-disconnect socket on the Yealink YHS series headset or inline module. Ensure the QD connector is fully seated until it clicks to guarantee a secure audio and microphone connection. When replacing an existing cable, disconnect power or mute the device if necessary, remove the old QD cable by pressing the release mechanism, and connect the new cable by aligning and inserting the QD plug.

Recommendations

Store spare cables in a dust-free area and label them by workstation where practical to streamline replacements. Regularly inspect connectors for wear and replace cables from the pack when contact or audio issues appear to maintain reliable headset operation across the deployment.