Fanvil Wireless Headsets Compared: Which Model Is Right for You?

12th November 2026

Choosing the right wireless headset isn’t always as simple as choosing between DECT and Bluetooth. Different users need different levels of mobility, noise cancellation, wearing style and connectivity.

Fanvil’s current wireless headset range covers everything from cost-effective Bluetooth models through to premium ANC headsets. Fanvil currently lists models including the DH301B, DH301D, DH301D Pro and DH602D within its headset portfolio. Fanvil Headset Range.

But what are the key differences, and which one should you recommend?

Fanvil Wireless Headset Comparison

DH301D Hybrid: A Great All-Rounder

The DH301D Hybrid is a strong entry-level choice for users who want the flexibility of both DECT and Bluetooth connectivity without moving into a higher-end headset.

Its monaural design keeps one ear free, making it particularly useful for offices where users still need to communicate with colleagues around them.

It includes the DT10 DECT dongle and charging stand, giving users a convenient wireless setup straight out of the box.

Best for:

•Desk-based professionals

•Reception and office staff

•Frequent business callers

•Users who prefer a dedicated headset base

DH301B: Simple Bluetooth Connectivity

For customers who don’t require DECT, the DH301B offers a straightforward Bluetooth alternative.

It shares the monaural design and single-microphone PNC setup of the DH301D but focuses on Bluetooth connectivity. A charging stand is included, but unlike the DECT models, there is no DT10 dongle included.

Best for:
•Bluetooth-first users

•Laptop and mobile working

•Home and office environments

•Customers who don’t require DECT

DH301D Pro: The Desk-Based DECT Option

The DH301D Pro moves the DH301 range towards a more traditional professional desk-based headset setup.

Featuring DECT and Bluetooth connectivity, a monaural design and PNC, the key difference is its DB30 base.

The DB30 is supplied as part of the DH301D Pro bundle, giving users a dedicated base solution rather than relying on the DT10 DECT dongle used with some of the other models.

Best for:

•Desk-based professionals

•Reception and office staff

•Frequent business callers

•Users who prefer a dedicated headset base

DH601D Hybrid: Better Noise Reduction for Busy Environments

The DH601D Hybrid retains the monaural wearing style and DECT/Bluetooth flexibility but increases the microphone system from one microphone to three.

Fanvil specifically advised Yellowgrid that the DH601D provides better ENC performance thanks to its three-microphone system, positioning it as the higher-end option compared with the DH301D. The DH301D, meanwhile, remains the more cost-effective choice.

The DH601D package also includes the DT10 DECT dongle, a charging stand and USB-A to USB-C cable.

Best for:

•Busier offices

•Customer service teams

•Sales environments

•Users who make frequent calls

•Customers wanting improved microphone noise reduction while retaining a single-ear design

Availability note: DH601D isn’t expected until January 2027, with the product currently at sample stage.

DH602D Hybrid: Three-Mic Performance in a Binaural Design

The DH602D Hybrid is an excellent choice where users want the increased focus of a binaural, two-ear headset.

Like the DH601D, it combines DECT and Bluetooth connectivity with a three-microphone PNC system, but switches to a binaural wearing style. It also includes the DT10 DECT dongle.

Best for:

•Busy offices

•Contact centres

•Sales teams

•Users making calls for long periods

•Anyone who prefers two-ear audio

DH702B: Premium Bluetooth with ANC

At the top of the comparison is the DH702B.

Unlike the DH3xx and DH6xx models, the DH702B focuses on Bluetooth connectivity and features Active Noise Cancellation (ANC).

It also steps up to a five-microphone system and binaural design, making it particularly well suited to professionals working in distracting or noisy environments. It is supplied with the BT25 Bluetooth dongle.

Best for:

•Busy open-plan offices

•Hybrid professionals

•Users frequently joining online meetings

•Bluetooth-first working

•Customers who prioritise ANC

The Key Difference: DH301D vs DH601D vs DH602D

These are probably the three that customers and sales teams are most likely to compare.

The easiest way to explain them is:

DH301D = Value
A flexible, cost-effective DECT/Bluetooth option with a single microphone.

DH601D = Enhanced microphone performance
DECT/Bluetooth with three microphones for improved ENC performance, while retaining the monaural design. Fanvil specifically positions its three-microphone arrangement as offering better ENC performance than the DH301D.

DH602D = Enhanced microphone performance + two ears
Similar three-microphone DECT/Bluetooth proposition, but with a binaural design for users who prefer greater concentration and isolation from their surroundings.

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