Logitech H390 Wired Headset for PC/Laptop, Stereo Headphones with Noise Cancelling Microphone, USB-A, in-Line Controls, Works with Chromebook - Black
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About this item Digital Stereo Sound: Fine-tuned drivers provide enhanced digital audio for music, calls, meetings and more Rotating Noise Canceling Mic: Minimizes unwanted background noise for clear conversations; the rotating boom arm can be tucked out of the way when you’re not using it Handy In-line Controls: Simple in-line controls on the headset cable let you adjust the volume or mute calls without disruption Plug-and-Play USB Computer Headset: Simply plug the USB-A connector into your computer and you’re ready to talk or listen without the need to install software Padded Comfort: Comfortable headphones with adjustable headband features swivel-mounted, leatherette ear cushions for hours of comfort and is easy to clean Move Freely With Long Cable: The 6.23 ft (1.9 m) USB A cable is just the right length to give you the freedom to stand up and stretch during long conversations Works With Chromebook: H390 headphones are tested and certified, which means it meets Google’s compatibility standards and works seamlessly with your Chromebook Responsible Packaging: H390 Logitech Headset uses FSC-certified paper for responsible packaging See more product details
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Product information Item details Brand Name Logitech Model Number 981-000014 Model Name ClearChat Built-In Media User Manual Age Range Description Adult Warranty Description 2 Year Limited Customer Package Type Standard Packaging Number of Items 1 Series Number 1 UPC 745734183116 133588183985 638458806020 801593251202 012300772921 097855046871 097855746870 069060014396 012306107796 777780446778 729224794716 012303243572 640026233756 163120861385 080175164189 786641825126 088037836533 734911303935 800011294296 097855063137 779237868713 778887997521 804066792691 097855067272 803982746931 Global Trade Identification Number 00097855046871, 00097855067272, 10097855067279 Manufacturer Logitech External Testing Certification Não aplicável Item Type Name Headset Best Sellers Rank #1 in Computer Headsets ASIN B000UXZQ42 Customer Reviews 4.4 out of 5 stars Connectivity Headphone Jack USB Connectivity Technology Wired Style Color Black Style Name USB-A Carrying Case Color Off-white Theme Technology Measurements Item Weight 0.44 Pounds Carrying Case Weight 6.9 Ounces Unit Count 1.0 Count Warranty & Support Feedback Audio Impedance 32 Ohms Noise Control Active Noise Cancellation Frequency Response 20000 Hz Sensitivity 94 dBV/Pascal Audio Driver Type Dynamic Driver Audio Latency 30 Milliseconds Audio Driver Size 30 Millimeters Frequency Range Headset - 20 hertz - 20 kHz, Microphone - 100 hertz - 10 KHz Additional details Enclosure Material Plastic Specific Uses For Product personal Antenna Location Calling Compatible Devices Pc Audio Applications Cable Features Retractable Water Resistance Level Not Water Resistant Carrying Case Material Foam Additional Features Adjustable Headband Number of Power Levels 1 Design Headphones Ear Placement On Ear Headphone Folding Features Over Ear Earpiece Shape Circle Controls Control Type Mute button Control Method Touch Controller Type Button
Customer reviews
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Excellent cheap gaming/general use headset
These are my favorite headphones. This is a re-purchase after wearing a pair I received as a gift to death. I am not an audiophile. To be honest I can barely hear the difference between these and my boyfriend's $300 Sennheisers. That doesn't mean there isn't a difference - there is absolutely a massive one. It just doesn't bother me. If sound quality is your biggest concern, be prepared to spend a lot more than you would here. For non-audiophile gaming, listening to music, conversations, and so on, these are perfectly adequate. They have directional sound so you can always tell who's shooting at you, and sufficient sound quality to be able to hear all the different parts of the orchestra, even if it's not as crisp and balanced as a more expensive headset. Comfort is the biggest one for me. I wear these headphones anywhere between 6 and 13 hours a day with minimal breaks. When new these were a little tight but they broke in quickly and now are comfortable. My ears never feel pinched and the extremely light design never makes my head tired. Another aspect is that I don't like to be shut off from things going on around me. These obviously block some sound and I do have to take them off if I need to focus on a conversation, but I can talk to people comfortably with them on. And also be able to hear the rain outside, people and pets moving around in the kitchen, and so on. The mic is fairly decent quality. Again, it's nothing like the infinitely superior standalone mics. You wouldn't want to make professional-ish youtube videos or do voice acting with this mic. For gaming, online conversations, skype, streaming, and so on, where the quality expectations are lower, it's absolutely sufficient. The only complaint I ever have about my voice online is that it is too loud, and I think that's just me. :) I'm comfortable with how my voice sounds in recordings, as well. It just isn't as good as the sound you get from a $60-120 standalone mic, but again, if that's what you're looking for, you're not going to get it with $30. Build quality and quality assurance are fantastic, as one would expect from Logitech. Like I said I wore my first pair to death. I don't remember when I got it but it had to have been at least 6 years ago, and I use these very heavily and am not careful with them (many drops to the floor, liquid spills, yanks on the cable, and so on). The final failure point was the usb cable - it got to the point where I had to tape the cable in a very specific position in order to get sound out of both ears, and I decided to replace it. At that point the foam ear cups were also coming apart and leaving little bits of black plastic everywhere. However, they were still functional and I have them in my closet as an emergency backup. The one part that's a little less durable is the headband. It's adjustable and has little clicky bits to hold it at the right place. I find that it doesn't stay in the right place and slowly slips down (when it's new, it doesn't do this, but after a few months it starts to slip down). At first you'll find you're re-adjusting them every few weeks, but eventually you have to do it a few times a week. Not a big deal especially considering the price.
These are my favorite headphones. This is a re-purchase after wearing a pair I received as a gift to death. I am not an audiophile. To be honest I can barely hear the difference between these and my boyfriend's $300 Sennheisers. That doesn't mean there isn't a difference - there is absolutely a massive one. It just doesn't bother me. If sound quality is your biggest concern, be prepared to spend a lot more than you would here. For non-audiophile gaming, listening to music, conversations, and so on, these are perfectly adequate. They have directional sound so you can always tell who's shooting at you, and sufficient sound quality to be able to hear all the different parts of the orchestra, even if it's not as crisp and balanced as a more expensive headset. Comfort is the biggest one for me. I wear these headphones anywhere between 6 and 13 hours a day with minimal breaks. When new these were a little tight but they broke in quickly and now are comfortable. My ears never feel pinched and the extremely light design never makes my head tired. Another aspect is that I don't like to be shut off from things going on around me. These obviously block some sound and I do have to take them off if I need to focus on a conversation, but I can talk to people comfortably with them on. And also be able to hear the rain outside, people and pets moving around in the kitchen, and so on. The mic is fairly decent quality. Again, it's nothing like the infinitely superior standalone mics. You wouldn't want to make professional-ish youtube videos or do voice acting with this mic. For gaming, online conversations, skype, streaming, and so on, where the quality expectations are lower, it's absolutely sufficient. The only complaint I ever have about my voice online is that it is too loud, and I think that's just me. :) I'm comfortable with how my voice sounds in recordings, as well. It just isn't as good as the sound you get from a $60-120 standalone mic, but again, if that's what you're looking for, you're not going to get it with $30. Build quality and quality assurance are fantastic, as one would expect from Logitech. Like I said I wore my first pair to death. I don't remember when I got it but it had to have been at least 6 years ago, and I use these very heavily and am not careful with them (many drops to the floor, liquid spills, yanks on the cable, and so on). The final failure point was the usb cable - it got to the point where I had to tape the cable in a very specific position in order to get sound out of both ears, and I decided to replace it. At that point the foam ear cups were also coming apart and leaving little bits of black plastic everywhere. However, they were still functional and I have them in my closet as an emergency backup. The one part that's a little less durable is the headband. It's adjustable and has little clicky bits to hold it at the right place. I find that it doesn't stay in the right place and slowly slips down (when it's new, it doesn't do this, but after a few months it starts to slip down). At first you'll find you're re-adjusting them every few weeks, but eventually you have to do it a few times a week. Not a big deal especially considering the price.
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Great value
This is an excellent headset. I work from home and spend most of my day in Teams meetings, so I need something reliable, comfortable, easy to use, and capable of blocking out background noise (cats, kids, garbage trucks—you name it). I previously checked Wirecutter and purchased the Jabra Evolve2 50, but it was very unreliable for me. There’s nothing worse than speaking during a meeting and having your wired headset suddenly not be detected. I never even had that issue with the inexpensive company-issued headsets I used before. After that happened several times, I decided enough was enough and gave these $15.99 (!!) headsets a try based on the positive reviews. They’ve worked amazingly well so far, honestly, much better than the $200 Jabra headset they replaced. I’m keeping my fingers crossed that I don’t run into detection issues later, but even if I did, at this price point, they’re still a great value.
This is an excellent headset. I work from home and spend most of my day in Teams meetings, so I need something reliable, comfortable, easy to use, and capable of blocking out background noise (cats, kids, garbage trucks—you name it). I previously checked Wirecutter and purchased the Jabra Evolve2 50, but it was very unreliable for me. There’s nothing worse than speaking during a meeting and having your wired headset suddenly not be detected. I never even had that issue with the inexpensive company-issued headsets I used before. After that happened several times, I decided enough was enough and gave these $15.99 (!!) headsets a try based on the positive reviews. They’ve worked amazingly well so far, honestly, much better than the $200 Jabra headset they replaced. I’m keeping my fingers crossed that I don’t run into detection issues later, but even if I did, at this price point, they’re still a great value.
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Great noise cancelling headset!
The Logitech H390 Wired Headset has been a great addition to my work setup. The sound quality is clear for both calls and music, and the noise-cancelling microphone does a really good job of reducing background noise during meetings. It’s lightweight and comfortable enough to wear for long periods, even during back-to-back video calls. I also like the simple plug-and-play USB connection and the handy in-line controls for volume and mute. The cable length is generous too, which makes it easy to move around without feeling restricted. Overall, a reliable and affordable headset that works perfectly for working from home, online meetings, or everyday use.
The Logitech H390 Wired Headset has been a great addition to my work setup. The sound quality is clear for both calls and music, and the noise-cancelling microphone does a really good job of reducing background noise during meetings. It’s lightweight and comfortable enough to wear for long periods, even during back-to-back video calls. I also like the simple plug-and-play USB connection and the handy in-line controls for volume and mute. The cable length is generous too, which makes it easy to move around without feeling restricted. Overall, a reliable and affordable headset that works perfectly for working from home, online meetings, or everyday use.
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Reliable Workhorse; Great Value for Contact Center Use.
Solid, dependable choice. I use these regularly for my contact center operations and keep buying replacements as needed. They’re comfortable enough for long shifts, the audio quality is clear for both calls and meetings, and the microphone does a good job picking up voice without too much background noise. Build quality is strong for the price point, and they hold up well under daily use. Great balance of quality, comfort, and affordability; exactly what you need in a work headset.
Solid, dependable choice. I use these regularly for my contact center operations and keep buying replacements as needed. They’re comfortable enough for long shifts, the audio quality is clear for both calls and meetings, and the microphone does a good job picking up voice without too much background noise. Build quality is strong for the price point, and they hold up well under daily use. Great balance of quality, comfort, and affordability; exactly what you need in a work headset.
