Logitech H390 Wired Headset for PC/Laptop, Stereo Headphones
Logitech H390 Wired Headset for PC/Laptop, Stereo Headphones with Noise Cancelling Microphone, USB-A, In-Line Controls, Works with Chromebook – Off White
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| Weight: | 197 g |
| Size: | One-Size |
| Dimensions: | 17.1 x 6.8 x 15.1 cm; 197 g |
| Model: | 981-001286 |
| Dimensions: | 17.1 x 6.8 x 15.1 cm; 197 g |
| Size: | One-Size |
I work remotely and bought these to use for my work calls. Very comfortable to wear for long periods of time and they have really good sound quality. Easy to use controls for volume/muting calls.
Shouldn’t be surprised I suppose but these have transformed my Teams/Zoom Calls.
No more complaints about my muffled voice via my laptop microphone & my colleague who also purchased a pair sounds like he’s in a recording studio, crystal clear!
My only criticism would be that although the Mute button on the cable works, it does not trigger the Mute Icon on my Teams screen, so you can be muted without realising it.
Quite simply this just work! Plug in a straight away good audio and mic. Brilliant for those who aren’t tech savvy and just ant something reliable. Removed a star because they are not the most comfortable.
PROS: Very crisp, loud sound from drivers and very clear microphone,. Simple design.
CONS: Cheap plastic construction and variable thickness of cables between USB connector and headset. Really odd.
As for me the PROS are more important than CONS, given the affordable price, I made a compromise.
People have commented on how clear I sound over Teams. And also they don’t seem to pick up background noise.
Likewise sound is good for me too.
No additional drivers to download.
However they are a bit bulky and plastic build quality. Commuting to work shoving them in a bag might cause issues if done regularly. I’ve not had them for long enough to stress test this though.
It’s hard to tell from the pictures but this is just another set of PC headphones that sit on the ear. The pads are vinyl rather than foam but that is the only difference.
They work ok, the sound is ok, in fact nothing to distinguish them from any other headphones (the boom is on the left rather than the right with the pair I got but that’s about it).
I guess large over-ear headphones are not a thing.
I wanted a headset that would be comfortable and easy to use. Also not too expensive! This delivers on all fronts and sound is good, both ways. There’s also a volume control on the wire which is easy to use while working.
It works with a USB wire plug in and requires no setting up at all so I can unplug and use my desktop speakers when I prefer.
Good price and also fit my small head, which is difficult for me to find!
Would rate these if you’re looking for a headset for work.
I bought this mainly for use in online chats and conferences, e.g. using whereby.com or zoom, on my linux PC (running Fedora 32). For that purpose this is excellent: the mic is significantly better than typical webcam mics (or mic built int a laptop lid), and provided that other participants speak clearly using a good mic, the speech quality is excellent. But I also like to listen to (mainly classical) music and understandably the headset is tolerable but not excellent: hence the four stars for sound quality. I expect getting good orchestral sounds using a plugin headset would require something much more costly. This cost me only 27.50: excellent value for money. On the chord there is a plastic gadget that includes a ‘mute’ button. It mutes the microphone so that what you say is not broadcast. There is also a volume control, labelled ‘-‘ at top and ‘+’ at bottom. On my wife’s windows 10 machine that works perfectly, but not (yet) on my linux PC: I’ll have to set up an extra ‘button-press-detect’ facility, which I have not yet done.
I’ve done something like that in the past on a linux laptop, so I know it can be done: but for now I just use a mouse-controlled slider on the screen to adjust volume. Summary: excellent value for money, especially for online chats and conference calls.