The Poly Voyager Free 60+ Wireless Earbuds Most Bluetooth earbud cases do one job: hold a charge. The Poly Voyager Free 60+ wireless earbuds ship with a touchscreen case that does considerably more — battery status for both earbuds, ANC mode switching, media controls, and a party trick most earbuds can't match: plug it into an airplane's in-flight entertainment system and it streams that audio wirelessly to your ears. Underneath the case, these are enterprise-grade true wireless earbuds built for calls first — a three-microphone array per earbud, adaptive hybrid ANC, and a BT700 Bluetooth adapter included for a more stable PC connection than native Bluetooth offers. Build the exact Free 60+ you need Two choices, each independent of the other. Connector: [icon:usb-a] USB-A. The BT700 adapter plugs into a standard USB-A port. [icon:usb-c] USB-C. Same adapter, USB-C connector for modern laptops. Certification: [icon:uc] UC Certified. Works with major UC and softphone platforms. [icon:ms-teams] Microsoft Certified. Dedicated Teams button on both earbuds, Teams notifications on the BT700 adapter LED, and a Teams shortcut on the case's touchscreen. A charging case that does more than charge The touchscreen on the Poly Voyager Free 60+ case handles battery status for the case and both earbuds, volume, media playback, switching between ANC and Transparency mode, and swapping between paired Bluetooth devices — all without touching your phone or laptop. Connect the included 3.5mm cable to an airplane's in-flight entertainment port and the case becomes a Bluetooth transmitter, streaming that audio wirelessly to your earbuds. It can even support two people listening to the same source at once if you're traveling with someone else who has a Bluetooth headset. [card title="Works on a plane, not just at a desk"]The Poly Voyager Free 60+ wireless earbuds case doubles as a Bluetooth transmitter for 3.5mm audio sources — plug it into an airplane's entertainment system and skip the tangled wired headphones entirely.[/card] Three ANC modes, and one that adapts on its own Switch between On, Adaptive, and Off directly from the case's touchscreen or the Poly Lens app. Adaptive mode is the interesting one — it detects changes in how the earbuds fit or shift during wear and automatically adjusts noise cancellation to compensate, rather than locking in one fixed level regardless of movement. Battery life — the real numbers, not just the headline The Poly Voyager Free 60+ wireless earbuds deliver 5.5 hours of talk time per charge, extending to 16.5 hours total with the case topping them off along the way. For music and media with ANC on, that stretches to 8 hours per charge and 24 hours total with the case. A 15-minute quick charge is good for about an hour and 12 minutes of talk time. [stat]Up to 98 ft range (with BT700) · 16.5 hrs total talk time (with case) · 5.8 g per earbud[/stat] [callout type="honest"]Independent lab testing by SoundGuys measured real-world listening time at 6 hours 19 minutes against Poly's advertised 8-hour figure — a gap worth expecting rather than being surprised by. That same review also flagged comfort as a concern for people wearing them multiple hours straight; if all-day wear is your use case, that's worth weighing before buying.[/callout] Built for calls, not just music Each earbud runs a three-microphone array that triangulates on your voice and filters out surrounding noise, paired with sidetone technology that lets you hear your own voice at a natural volume rather than shouting without realizing it. Smart sensors answer a call automatically when you insert an earbud and pause music or mute when you remove one. If left powered on but disconnected, the earbuds enter DeepSleep mode after 90 minutes to preserve battery. The LC3 codec advantage for shared offices When connected through the included BT700 adapter, the earbuds and adapter both use the LC3 codec at a lower bitrate than a direct Bluetooth connection — the same audio quality, but using less spectrum per device. That matters if you're deploying a lot of these in one office: more units can run in the same space without degrading each other's call quality. Which Free 60 tier is this? Poly sells this earbud in three tiers, and it's easy to grab the wrong one. This listing is the Free 60+ — the touchscreen case and in-flight streaming capability are exclusive to it. The Free 60 UC and base Free 60 use the same earbuds, same ANC, same battery life, but ship with a simpler case that only charges — no touchscreen, no Bluetooth transmitter function. [compare] Free 60+ (this listing)Touchscreen case with ANC/media controls and Bluetooth transmitter for in-flight entertainment. Free 60 / Free 60 UCIdentical earbuds and battery life. Basic charging case only — no touchscreen, no transmitter function.[/compare] This is the earbud for someone who wants their charging case to actually do something — not just top off a battery, but manage ANC, media, and device switching without reaching for a phone. Pair that with real call-quality engineering underneath, and it's built for someone whose day genuinely moves between calls, music, and the occasional flight. Poly Voyager Free 60+ earbuds Touchscreen charge case with Qi wireless charging Small, medium, and large silicone ear tips USB charging cable BT700 Bluetooth adapter (USB-A or USB-C) USB to 3.5mm audio cable Spec Detail Style True wireless in-ear, stereo Weight 5.8 g per earbud Wireless technology Bluetooth 5.3, Class 1 (via included BT700 adapter) Range Up to 98 ft with BT700 adapter Talk time 5.5 hrs per charge, 16.5 hrs total with case Listening time (ANC on) 8 hrs per charge, 24 hrs total with case Standby time Up to 30 days (including case) Battery 70mAh per earbud, 580mAh charging case; supports fast charge and Qi wireless charging Noise cancellation Hybrid adaptive ANC — On, Adaptive, and Off modes, plus Transparency mode Microphone 3-mic array per earbud with WindSmart technology and sidetone Multipoint 2 devices simultaneously, up to 8 devices remembered Ear tips Small, medium, large conical silicone tips included Certification UC certified, or Microsoft Teams certified (Zoom certified across the line) Warranty 2 years Software: Poly Lens for firmware updates, ANC mode configuration, and device management. Hardware: Connects via the included BT700 USB-A or USB-C Bluetooth adapter, or native device Bluetooth. The case's 3.5mm input works as a Bluetooth transmitter for external audio sources like in-flight entertainment systems. Platforms: [icon:uc] UC certified for major softphone platforms. [icon:ms-teams] Microsoft-certified configurations carry a dedicated Teams button on both earbuds and Teams notifications on the adapter. Compatible with Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android. How long does the Poly Voyager Free 60+ battery last?5.5 hours of talk time per charge, extending to 16.5 hours total with the charging case. For music with ANC on, that's 8 hours per charge and 24 hours total with the case. Can the Poly Voyager Free 60+ wireless earbuds be used on a flight?Yes. The touchscreen case can connect to an airplane's 3.5mm entertainment port via the included cable and stream that audio wirelessly to the earbuds. Is the Poly Voyager Free 60+ certified for Microsoft Teams?The Microsoft-certified configuration carries a dedicated Teams button on both earbuds and Teams notifications on the BT700 adapter. The UC-certified configuration works with other major softphone platforms. What's the difference between the Free 60+ and the regular Free 60?Identical earbuds, ANC, and battery life. The Free 60+ adds a touchscreen charging case with ANC and media controls plus Bluetooth transmitter functionality; the standard Free 60 has a basic charge-only case. How many ANC modes does the Poly Voyager Free 60+ have?Three — On, Adaptive, and Off — switchable from the case's touchscreen or the Poly Lens app. Adaptive mode automatically adjusts based on how the earbuds fit during wear. What's the range of the Poly Voyager Free 60+ wireless earbuds?Up to 98 ft with the included BT700 Bluetooth adapter connected to a PC or Mac.
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