Logitech 🎧 H111 Stereo Headset Review

Presenting an unbiased evaluation.Its pros: Looks good for the price, good conference speakers Cons below: The microphone on the Logitech 960 is much better made.

I recommend. Pros below: The headphones are soft, the microphone perfectly transmits sound without distortion. Different cons: Quite tightly presses the ears, lop-eared users are likely to cause inconvenience.

I take it for the second time. Previously, I took it with two separate plugs - for a microphone and for headphones. Please note that there is 1 plug. With its pros: For me, the ideal option when working from home with calls via Skype, discord and other instant messengers, because: 1. Lungs. Almost not felt on the head. 2. Wide enough. They do not put pressure on the ears and on the head (I have a rather large head). 3. They provide good sound quality and my voice is also well transmitted. 4…

Pros below: Good sound quality. Finally, the interlocutors do not complain that they can’t hear me well :) Girth adjustable Combined 3.5 plug, for a laptop this is a plus Its cons: It is not very comfortable to sit in them for more than 2 hours, the ears feel pressure

Different pros: They sit well and over time you do not notice their presence. I took it for a laptop and needed a device exclusively with one combined jack. With its cons. Too thin plastic. Not to be found in the city, I had to go to the other end to 2 different stores.

Pros below: Convenient, I use for work, light, comfortable, do not press, the sound is excellent Its cons: the paralon on the ears was rubbed a little quickly, but I think everyone has such a disease

Classic timeless cheap headphones. I took it and forgot. They have served faithfully for more than 4 years. During this time, the ear pads rotted and crumbled. Everything else is the same as on the day of purchase. The microphone is rather weak and you have to turn up +30 dB of volume for it in the software for the sound card. After that, you begin to hear hissing and yourself in the headphones. But otherwise no one will hear you.

I bought this to use with Roestta Stone. The program doesn't understand me. He can record and play back what I say, and when I did it's no wonder he can't hear me very well. There is no noise reduction. If anything, background noise seems amplified. I live on a busy street, so there's little I can do to reduce the noise around me. The program actually understood me better when I was simply using the laptop's built-in microphones. In other words, it has exacerbated the problem, not improved it…

This is a very basic headset. You can speak and you can hear. I haven't used it in a real conversational scenario, but I did some voice recordings to test it and the recordings sounded fine. I played videos and listened to audio with and without a headset to compare the audio quality. The sound of them wasn't very good, but that doesn't mean it's terrible. I could still understand what I was hearing, just imagine it slightly muffled and distorted, like hearing it on a radio playing in the…

They are MUCH cheaper than most cell phone headsets and it shows. The connector sometimes does not make good contact, resulting in a loose connection. But not too often. The headset feels a bit fragile, so be careful with it. It took me a bit of fiddling to get the mic into a position where it worked well, so be patient. The sound quality isn't great, so I wouldn't use it to listen to music or watch videos. But they work and I only needed a speakerphone to make calls. It was the cheapest…

UPDATE: So now I broke the second set. My fault on both counts, but they seem awfully easy to break. In both cases, it was a plastic lever holding the earpiece. Good headphones, but I won't buy a third set. Looking for something that can take a little more abuse. I bought these to use with my laptop as I often do conference calls over MS Teams. They work and sound good. They're inexpensive and that's a big draw. My head size is smaller (7 1/8) than the hat size. If you have a big head, they can

I bought 2 of these. I work from home in tech and am in meetings remotely all day, so having a decent headset is important. The first pair I received worked great - I was impressed, especially the price. Unfortunately, I only had the headset for about a month before my French bulldog got his hands on it. and then I needed a new one. I reordered the same headset without hesitation. it arrived in 2 days. the second was very disappointing. The noise disappeared on one side after 3 days. At first I

Was like this for many years until I stepped on it and broke it. Bought another. Still amazing. :-) Seriously, how can you beat that on price?! MUCH better microphone quality than speaking into an open laptop or cell phone speaker settings. Nobody repeats me on conference calls, and I get compliments on speaking clearly. Now when I'm on a conference call with someone and there are repeat offenders who talk into their laptops and play back the entire conference call, I buy them this headset. A…

I bought these to replace my H110 which broke because the cable coming out of the left earbud became wobbly and I could only hear one side. To avoid this, I carefully sealed my new H111s to keep the wire from moving near the ear. So after using them for a few months, lo and behold, my new pair of H111s are now broken because the cord has become wobbly near the plug instead. In terms of performance, if it ain't broke I'd say it's pretty decent for the price. The stereo sound is good, the…

They get the job done surprisingly well, even on their own. In this case, however, their weakness in loyalty seems to be a strength of the main function. Let me explain: MIC: I've tried many headsets, and even those with noise-cancelling mics pick up legitimate background noise, like car noise and keyboard noise. These noises tend to annoy the person I'm talking to. This device's microphone seems to be a little less sensitive, which cuts out background noise while still picking up my voice…