Headset POLY Savi 8400/7400

The POLY Savi 8400/7400 is a DECT wireless headset system designed for modern office environments and certified for Microsoft Teams. It provides high-quality audio, a noise-canceling microphone with close conversation limiting, and a comfortable fit for extended use. The system connects to a universal base that supports multiple Savi headsets and allows connection to a computer, desk phone or mobile phone.

Advantages

This headset delivers clear conversations through active noise cancellation on the microphone and maintains reliable wireless performance with a roaming range up to 180 m (590 ft). It supports hands-free calling and long battery life with up to 13 hours of talk time. The universal base enables 3-way connectivity and conferences of up to four headsets with a single base, providing flexibility for different work scenarios.

Suitable for

• Office professionals who need mobility while on calls
• Teams using Microsoft Teams for collaboration
• Shared workspaces where multiple headsets connect to one base
• Environments requiring clear speech during calls (noisy offices, open-plan areas)

Key specifications

• Technology: DECT wireless
• Compatibility: Certified for Microsoft Teams
• Connectivity: Computer, desk phone, mobile phone (3-way)
• Talk time: Up to 13 hours
• Roaming range: Up to 180 m / 590 ft
• MPN: 8L558AA#ABB
• EAN: 0197497837858

How to use

Place the universal base on or near your desk and connect it to your computer, desk phone and/or mobile phone according to the included setup guide. Pair the POLY Savi headset to the base following the pairing procedure in the user manual. Use the headset controls to answer and end calls, adjust volume, and mute the microphone. If conferencing multiple headsets, follow the base instructions to add up to four headsets to the same base.

Usage recommendations

Charge the headset fully before first use and keep firmware updated via the Poly/HP support tools. For best microphone performance, position the boom close to the mouth but avoid direct contact. Use DECT channels as instructed by your IT administrator to minimise interference in busy wireless environments.