Global professional headset market boosted by hybrid work model, according to Frost & Sullivan
by CM Staff
The promising market is expected to garner $4.04 billion in revenue by 2028 from $2.21 billion in 2021, expanding at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 9%.
Professional headset- Hybrid work
SAN ANTONIO — The increasing adoption of remote and hybrid work models is a prominent factor in the growing demand for professional headset products globally, according to Frost & Sullivan’s recent analysis, Global Professional Headset Market. As “work from anywhere” gains popularity, the new usage of corded and cordless headsets proliferates across industries, creating long-term opportunities. The promising market is expected to garner $4.04 billion in revenue by 2028 from $2.21 billion in 2021, expanding at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 9%.
“Software-based business communications and collaboration services are the primary growth drivers in the professional headset market,” said Alaa Saayed, ICT Research Director & Fellow at Frost & Sullivan. “Additionally, innovation in headset features and capabilities, such as advanced noise-canceling technologies and connectivity improvements, enhances the appeal of using them.”
Saayed added: “Cordless Bluetooth personal computer universal serial bus (PC USB) and unified communications and collaboration (UCC) headsets will witness growth due to the increased benefits of mobility in hybrid work settings. However, with more organizations likely to equip their workers with medium- to high-level enterprise corded devices in the future, corded PC USB and UCC will experience notable traction in the low end of the market.”
To tap into the growth opportunities of the global professional headset market, vendors should:
- Cater to remote and hybrid work users, promptly addressing their personal audio needs in terms of professional headsets.
- Innovate advanced cordless Bluetooth PC USB and UCC headset models and educate the market about their benefits.
- Continue to integrate professional headset models with leading cloud meetings service providers, such as Microsoft, Zoom, and Google.
- Address front-liners with their specific professional headset needs, looking closely at ways of helping each vertical with their specific requirements.
