They work great!!!! | Logitech Premium Notebook Headset

Excellent Product when it comes to voice recognition... | Logitech Premium Notebook Headset

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	• Logitech Premium Notebook Headset Logitech Logitech, 2006 average customer review:based on 77 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

a Great product

I chose this headset because it looked stylish and had good reviews. Well I am not disappointed in the quality of performance. Comfort however loses points. The plastic tend to hurt my ears after 3 hrs of usage. Quite annoying but I get around it by trying to not let the thing rest on my ears.

They work great!!!!

I bought these for my son who is a online student and he has to use the headset all the time. He loves them! The sound comes in clear and the mike also is clear with no static. He said it is great to be able to hear his teachers talk to him. Thank-you for a great product.

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Excellent Product when it comes to voice recognition...

This is a high quality headset/headphones. Before I go into deep detail why I love this headset, I like to forewarn that I am tech geek and test everything very thoroughly. Furthermore, I am very picky and extremely quick to return things if the product does not do its intent purpose to my liken. In this case, I wanted this headset to be a great communicator headset during Skype calls as well as for me working on the voice recognition software. Onward to this review - here is my + and - of this set of headphones:

Positive:
* Extremely comfortable and multiple settings to fit onto your head correctly.
* Has a USB connector that has its own "sound card" built in. Why is this important? Not all computer/laptop's soundcard can handle voice and sound @ the same time:i.e. when you talk, your customer voices might get blank out in the process... Hence if you have problems with this headset - try the USB doggle, it will runs circle on your computer's sound card.
* The boom mic can be turn backwards to be out of the way when you are not using it. This serve 2 things that are dear to me: 1) I don't look like a dork when I have it on my head when I am just listening to music and 2) it is more inviting to my co-workers to approach to me when they have a question.
* Sound quality is excellent.
* The Boom Mic has a very good pick-up and works REALLY well for Microsoft Vista Voice Recognition software(comes free with its OS - bet you didn't know it even existed, did ya - try it - it is truely amazing considering it is completely free). Hence, this is a very good communication headset. I really wish I can connect this to my cell phone some how...
* The headset is fold-able and has its own hard plastic case that has molded plastic molding inside the case so your headset is well protected in the box(this includes the USB doggle)! Hence the case isn't just a box so you can dump everything in there recklessly. Yes, putting away force you to do it correctly. Personally I thought the case is well thought out and consider as a must if you are a traveler...

Negative:
* It is NOT bluetooth(IMHO, I don't think there is any bluetooth headset will past the voice recognition software anyway) - NOT a huge burden.
* Cord is quite long can be quite trouble some. I can live with it.
* The ear "muffs" is NOT ideal to wear during a workout - will pickup too much sweat. Yuck!
* Did I say it is NOT bluetooth?!

In short, I love this headset a lot and use it throughout my day(listening to music, answering calls via Skype, and read out my dictation to MS Word and Outlook). I really wish I can use this headset with my cell phone somehow... Did I say I really wish this headset is bluetooth capable?

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Must use USB for Mac OSX 10.5

I am by no means a frequent headset user, but I needed one for some overseas skype calls i needed to make so I picked one up. My logitech mouse works great so I decided to stay "brand loyal". Overall I would say it works good, and the headsphones are pretty comfortable. It comes with a carryingcase, which is nice, although I'm not sure I would really travel with them. The only downer for me is that I had to use the USB attachment for them to work. If I just plug in the mic and headphone jacks only the headphone works, OSX'x system won't pick up the mic line unless you use the USB connection. Not sure if it is logitech or Mac's fault, but either way it makes it less useful for a Mac user as you have to eat up one of your USB slots.

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