Plantronics Voyager 4310 UC Wireless Headset
We built the Plantronics Voyager 4310 UC for the modern hybrid professional who needs consistent audio quality across every platform. This single-ear wireless headset delivers studio-grade clarity whether you're on Microsoft Teams, Zoom, or a traditional desk phone call.
Our adaptive noise-canceling microphone filters out keyboard clatter and background conversations, so your voice stays crystal clear even in open office environments. The USB-A Bluetooth adapter offers instant plug-and-play connectivity with laptops and PCs, while the onboard Bluetooth radio pairs directly with your smartphone for seamless call handoff.
With up to 24 hours of talk time on a single charge, the Voyager 4310 UC eliminates mid-day battery anxiety. The cushioned leatherette ear pad and adjustable headband provide all-day comfort, and dynamic mute alert tells you when you're speaking on mute—a small detail that prevents countless awkward moments on calls.
Built for all-day hybrid productivity
UC platform certification and compatibility
The Plantronics Voyager 4310 is certified for Microsoft Teams and Zoom, meaning the dedicated function button on the headset gives you native control over meetings—answer, end, mute, and hold all happen without touching your keyboard. UC certification goes beyond simple audio compatibility; it ensures that call status lights, mute sync, and firmware updates work seamlessly with your collaboration platform.
We also include Plantronics Hub desktop software, which lets you customize equalizer settings, enable smart sensors, and update firmware as new UC platform features roll out. The headset works equally well with Cisco Jabber, RingCentral, and Google Meet, making it a versatile choice if your organization uses multiple communication tools. For users who field both softphone calls and mobile calls throughout the day, multipoint Bluetooth pairing lets you stay connected to your laptop and smartphone simultaneously—incoming mobile calls are announced in the headset, and you switch with a single button press.
Adaptive noise canceling and audio protection
Our acoustic fence technology in the Voyager 4310 uses three precisely tuned microphones to create a digital barrier around your voice. The boom mic captures your speech at close range, while two additional mics sample ambient noise; the DSP then subtracts background sound in real time, so your colleagues hear you clearly even when a printer runs two desks away or a colleague has a side conversation nearby.
SoundGuard DIGITAL monitors the audio stream for sudden spikes—fire alarms, dropped phones, feedback loops—and limits output to 118 dBA to protect your hearing. This is especially valuable in contact center environments or busy offices where unexpected loud events can occur. The same technology applies anti-startle protection during call setup, preventing the sharp pop that some headsets produce when a call connects.
Wearing comfort and smart sensors
All-day fit engineering
We designed the Voyager 4310 UC around extended wearing sessions, using a leatherette ear cushion filled with slow-recovery memory foam that conforms to your ear shape without creating pressure points. The single-ear design keeps one ear open to your surroundings, which many users prefer for situational awareness in shared workspaces or at home when family members might need to get your attention.
The telescoping headband adjusts across a wide range and includes rubberized length markings so you can set both sides symmetrically. Total headset weight is just 96 grams, light enough that most users forget they’re wearing it after the first hour.
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Common questions about the Voyager 4310 UC
Yes, the Voyager 4310 UC supports Bluetooth multipoint pairing, allowing you to connect to both your laptop via the included BT600 USB adapter and your smartphone via native Bluetooth simultaneously. When a mobile call comes in while you're on a laptop call, the headset announces the incoming call and lets you switch with a button press.
This feature is especially useful for hybrid workers who need to stay reachable on their corporate mobile number while attending desk-based video meetings. The headset remembers up to eight paired devices and automatically reconnects to the last two devices used when you power it on.
The headset provides multiple low-battery alerts to prevent mid-call disconnections. When battery capacity drops below 10 percent, you'll hear a voice prompt saying 'battery low' and the LED indicator flashes red. You'll receive this alert approximately 30 minutes before the headset powers off, giving you time to finish your current call and connect the charging cable.
You can also check battery status at any time through the Plantronics Hub desktop software, which displays remaining percentage and estimated talk time. The software can send desktop notifications when battery reaches preset thresholds if you enable that option in settings.
The Voyager 4310 UC is certified for both Microsoft Teams and Zoom, and it works seamlessly with Google Meet, Cisco Webex, RingCentral, and any other UC platform that supports standard USB audio devices. The dedicated function button provides native call control for Teams and Zoom; with other platforms, you can answer and end calls using the headset button, though advanced features like raise hand or start recording require clicking the on-screen controls.
The UC designation means the headset meets enterprise collaboration standards for call quality, latency, and firmware updateability across all major platforms.
Yes, replacement ear cushions for the Voyager 4310 UC are available directly from our accessories store and from authorized resellers. The cushion is user-replaceable—it snaps off the speaker housing and the new cushion snaps into place without tools.
We recommend replacing the cushion every 12-18 months with daily use to maintain optimal comfort and acoustic seal. Leatherette cushions naturally compress over time, and a fresh cushion restores the original fit and passive noise isolation.
The included BT600 USB adapter is a Class 1 Bluetooth transmitter with up to 30 meters (approximately 98 feet) of range in open space. In typical office environments with walls and obstacles, expect reliable connectivity up to 15-20 meters from your laptop.
You can walk to a nearby conference room, break room, or even outside for a brief moment without the call dropping, as long as you stay within range. The headset will alert you with a tone if you move out of range, and it automatically reconnects when you return. This roaming freedom is one of the key advantages over wired headsets for users who need to reference printed documents, grab a drink, or move around during long calls.
Yes, there is a dedicated hardware mute button on the headset boom arm that toggles your microphone on and off. When muted, you'll hear a brief tone and the LED indicator glows red. The dynamic mute alert feature monitors your speech; if you start talking while the microphone is muted, the headset plays a reminder tone every few seconds until you unmute.
This prevents the common frustration of speaking for 30 seconds before realizing no one can hear you. The mute state syncs with supported UC platforms like Teams and Zoom, so the mute indicator on your screen matches the headset mute status—pressing mute on the headset also mutes you in the meeting software interface, and vice versa.
Yes, the Voyager 4310 UC works with macOS out of the box—just plug the BT600 USB adapter into any available USB-A port on your Mac and the headset pairs automatically. macOS recognizes it as a standard audio device, so you can select it as your input and output in System Preferences or within meeting applications.
The Plantronics Hub software is also available for macOS, giving you access to firmware updates, equalizer settings, and smart sensor configuration on Mac just as you would on Windows. The headset is truly platform-agnostic and works equally well whether you're on a MacBook, a Windows laptop, or even a Chromebook with USB-A ports.