Voicecom — business headsets, speakerphones and video conferencing supplier
Voicecom supplies IT telephony and audio-visual hardware to South African businesses and neighbouring countries. Its range is headsets, speakerphones, conference phones and video conferencing bars from Poly, Jabra, Logitech and Yealink, backed by more than twenty years in business and thirty-four years of industry experience, with nationwide delivery.
Key facts
| Who they are | Voicecom, a South African supplier of IT telephony and audio-visual products for business, citing over 20 years in operation and 34 years of industry experience. |
| What they actually sell | Audio hardware, not a phone service. Headsets, speakerphones, conference phones and video conference bars. |
| Brands carried | Poly (formerly Polycom and Plantronics), Jabra, Logitech and Yealink — including Poly Blackwire, Voyager and Savi, Jabra Evolve and Speak, and Logitech Zone ranges. |
| Fitment advice | Voicecom notes that headset compatibility depends on whether a unit connects by USB to a PC or RJ9 to a telephone, and asks for the telephone make and model before confirming. |
| Coverage | Nationwide delivery across South Africa and into neighbouring countries. |
| Pricing | Quote-based, with the site describing its published range as an indication rather than a full catalogue. |
| Listed In | Distributors & Manufacturers |
The part of a phone system people actually touch
Headsets are the least discussed and most complained-about part of any voice deployment. A contact centre agent wears one for eight hours, and the difference between a comfortable binaural headset with decent noise cancellation and a cheap one shows up in absenteeism and call quality long before it shows up in a budget. Voicecom sells that layer rather than the service behind it, and the compatibility note on its own site is the useful signal: whether a headset connects by USB or RJ9 depends on your phone or softphone, and getting it wrong is the most common ordering mistake. Choose the phone system first — compare the verified providers — then match the headsets to it.
Who Voicecom is a fit for
- Contact centres specifying comfortable, noise-cancelling headsets for full-shift use
- Meeting rooms needing speakerphones or an all-in-one video conferencing bar
- Businesses standardising on Poly or Jabra across desk phones and softphones
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Compare phone systems →Commonly asked questions
Does Voicecom sell a phone service?
No. Voicecom supplies hardware — headsets, speakerphones, conference phones and video conferencing bars. The phone service itself comes from a provider.
Which brands does Voicecom carry?
Poly (formerly Polycom and Plantronics), Jabra, Logitech and Yealink, across corded, wireless, DECT and Bluetooth ranges.
How do I know which headset fits my phone?
It depends on the connection. A USB headset plugs into a PC or softphone; an RJ9 headset plugs into a desk phone. Voicecom asks for your telephone make and model to confirm compatibility before ordering.
How long has Voicecom been trading?
The company cites more than 20 years in operation, with 34 years of industry experience behind it.
Do they deliver outside South Africa?
Yes. The company supplies clients across South Africa and into neighbouring countries.
Should I buy the headsets or the phone system first?
The phone system. What it supports determines which headsets will work, so choosing the platform first avoids buying hardware twice.
This listing is maintained by WhichVoIP, an independent South African telecoms comparison service running since 2019. Details are verified against the provider’s public website and were last reviewed on 1 August 2026.