Customer Ratings & Reviews

After spending a week with the Logitech Zone 950, it's become clear that this headset has been a significant improvement when in calls and meetings, I recommend it to anyone who is looking to upgrade their headset, especially those who prioritize noise cancellation and clarity for calls. This headset is now my daily driver at work, I love this headset! Crystal-Clear Communication The Zone 950 boasts superior audio capabilities with its active noise-cancelling technology, ensuring that your listening experience remains uninterrupted, no matter your environment. The Active Noise Cancelling feature keeps your focus locked on your audio content without external disturbances. Whether you're in the middle of a bustling office or a busy street, the environmental noise control adjusts to surrounding sounds to maintain a consistent audio experience. Personalized Audio Experience Logitech's LogiTune app offers some customization, allowing users to tweak equalizer settings and control ANC levels. The app is easy to use and gives you the power to basically sculpt your audio environment with personal EQ settings. I played with it a bit, but whatever the EQ settings I left it at, is where the EQ settings will stay, forever. Although, I did pump up the bass so, not a bad app after all. Aesthetic Appeal and Comfort Visually, the Zone 950 is a good-looking headset, nothing too crazy. Its lightweight, modern, and minimalistic design is perfect for the office environment. The breathability factor adds to its allure, making it an ideal companion for those marathon meetings, or listening to music while pretending you’re in a meeting so people don’t ask you questions... Comfort is not merely an afterthought but a cornerstone of the Zone 950's design philosophy, ensuring it feels as good as it looks, even after prolonged use. The on-ear cups are just buttery smooth and perfectly squishy. Technical Prowess Taking quick a look into the technical specifications, the Zone 950 was pretty impressive. The audio spectrum covers the full range from 20 hertz to 20 kilohertz, supported by robust 40mm drivers, promising an immersive listening experience. Connectivity is a breeze with RF dongle and Bluetooth options, offering an impressive 170 feet of wireless freedom. The ability to connect with two devices simultaneously is a nod to the multi-tasking realities of modern life, and the ability to not ever miss either of those double-booked meetings again. You can easily switch the headphone connection from a mobile to a PC and vice versa with both Bluetooth and the USB dongle receiver. Functional Features The built-in microphone with noise-canceling capability and flip-to-mute feature is amazing for those I need to quickly mute moments, I love how Logitech does the flip-up mic to mute on their headsets. The carrying case is for sure a nice touch, both for portability and protection, even has a tiny little pocket for the dongle and USB-C adapter. Buttons on the ear cups control the power, Bluetooth, volume, ANC modes, and call management are strategically placed for easy use. Smart touch is pretty nifty and allows media control and volume controls with a tap or swipe with your finger. The 18-hour talk time and 40 hours of listening time on a full charge ensures that your headset keeps pace with your lifestyle, always ready when you are. I normally get about 2 days of use before needing to charge again. In Conclusion The Logitech Zone 950 is not just an awesome headset; it's a workplace comfort enhancer and makes meetings and phone calls not as bad. It excels in every metric, from call clarity to comfort, from aesthetics to audio personalization. It's a testament to what happens when innovation meets intuition, making it an indispensable tool for professionals and audiophiles who are probably also professionals alike! I really do enjoy this headset and suggest it to anyone who needs to talk to other humans over an internet connection.

I’m not quite on the level of an Audiophile when it comes to sound quality, but I’m more for better quality when it comes to calls. Having a great microphone is a must for working or playing if any form of voice chat is involved. I’m always adjusting my settings to cut out the background typing or noises from the environment, so looking forward to trying out the noise canceling in different settings. But above all, can I wear it for a full day without needing a break as with other On-Ear headsets? Pros: - Noise Canceling on this is amazing, works for Mobile devices as well. - Intuitive design for controls like mute, volume up, down, pause, and play. - Replaceable parts are a huge plus. Cons: - Headset moves on head with any quick movements. - On ear cups take time to get used to. Might not be a great fit for everyone. Out of the box, I had a few issues getting the Logitech Zone 950 to connect to my mobile device without using the Logi Tune App. After installing the app, the setup went smooth. Highly recommend downloading the app before trying to connect a phone or tablet. Connecting to a PC was a breeze, simply plug in the included dongle and connected. Just remember to switch the audio sources if that doesn’t happen automatically. Right away, you can tell the designers of the Zone 950 have been there, on endless calls all day for work while trying to stay connected to what is happening outside of work. The headset feels extra comfortable for an On-Ear headset. I’m not usually a fan of On-Ear preferring an Over the Ear but the ear cushions are extremely soft and have just the right amount grip to hold in place on the head. I did find the headset would move around if I moved quickly or even fall off if I tried to bend down to the floor (often happens to give the doggo pets or take away something they shouldn’t have). Even after 4 hours of straight use, I had no discomfort from using the Zone 950, I barely noticed I still had the headset on. As mentioned, adding a mobile device goes a lot easier once the Logi Tone app is installed. Plus, the app provides endless amounts of configurations and settings that also apply to the other connected devices. I found the mobile version of the app easier to use than the desktop version, mainly because of convenience as I always have my phone nearby. There are several settings that can be configured within the app including Noise Canceling, Equalizer, Sidetone, Advanced Call Clarity, Button Controls, and other system settings for the device. Advanced Call Clarity makes a huge difference to the quality of a call, though having it on High did cause some distortions in my voice for the receiver of my call. I ended up switching to the Low setting and that worked much better. Noise canceling has 4 settings None, Transparency, Low and High. Transparency allows you to be aware of your surroundings but tones down the sounds, it’s great for listening to music in the background while sitting at your desk, so you can hear if any questions are asked but keep your music to yourself. The Low Noise Canceling removes most, if not all the background noise while in an office/home office setting, while the High removes almost everything but does leave a bit of that odd “it’s too quiet” feel that active noise canceling creates. I landed on the Low setting while working in the office. The touch controls are very intuitive, I didn’t even need to look up the guide on how to trigger the volume up, down, or pause and play or answer call features. There is a control option to configure an action for triple tap, but so far, I have not set any action to that command. There is no option to customize the other commands for custom actions. I found out after receiving the Zone 950 that it was designed with replaceable parts in mind, including the battery and earpads! This is a huge plus for me, as one of the main issues I have with wireless headsets is the batteries being non-replaceable leads to needing a new headset every few years due to the battery no longer holding charge. This will greatly increase how long the Zone 950 can be used, so long as the parts remain in stock and affordable, which will need to be seen in time. I’d recommend these for anyone who works from the office, home, and on the go. Just the flexibility of connectivity to devices and ability to connect to multiple devices at the same time makes this headset a standout option for anyone who works from multiple locations and is on long hours of calls. Add in the quality of the other features like Noise Cancelling and Advance Call Clarity, and this is a no brainer choice for one of the best headsets to include with your daily work tech. I’m very happy with the quality of the calls using the Zone 950, not to mention the comfort is outstanding. I’ll be using this for my daily calls from now on, especially when I go into the office.

Working from home full time, I've found it impossible with all of the distractions to have a meeting where there isn't some background noise that causes issues, whether it be on my side or the other side of the call. This headset fit the requirements. The headset I used prior to this one was a wired headset so I was essentially tethered to my laptop when I was in a meeting. Setup with my PC was really easy. The headset comes with a dongle that plugs directly into a USB-C port (or USB-A with adapter), or what I did was to pair it directly with the built-in Bluetooth on my laptop. I also paired this with my mobile phone so that I could take a phone call without having to switch or take off the headset. Charging is via a USB-C cable, or using the same USB-A adapter, you can basically use any available USB port or any wall adapter (which you'll have to provide on your own). Obviously, if you're using the USB-A adapter for charging, you can't use it at the same time to pair the device to your PC. This didn't apply to me as I mentioned I paired via Bluetooth. For meetings, the sound quality and clarity was excellent. With the ANC on high, I was not distracted at all by any background noise at my home. It was a little disorienting to not even be able to hear myself but in the LogiTune app, you're able to adjust the "Sidetone" which allows you to adjust that to your preference. The headset is comfortable, with large ear pads that are soft and fit comfortably on the ear. The felt a little tight to me at first, but I expect they may loosen up over time and will be very comfortable to wear for extended meetings or calls. I also tested the sound quality with streaming audio and video and was pleased with the quality. Again, with the ANC on high, you just don't hear any background noise which adds to the immersive sound experience. The microphone is ambidextrous so you can wear the headset with it on either side. This is an improvement from my prior headset, but if you switch it, it will also change where the buttons are or the touch controls. I found myself unable to easily find the mute button but then, you can just flip the microphone up to mute as well. The touch controls are extremely easy to use and intuitive. Swipe up/down for volume, double tap for play/pause, triple tap for skip track. You can also tap/hold and it will give you a status of the battery and connectivity. Pros: Adjustable ANC with 4 modes to meet your needs. Multiple simultaneous device connectivity (2) Touch controls Ambidextrous Personalization (available in the LogiTune app) Long battery life Cons: Instructions in the box were limited and a little cryptic (use the QR code to get real instructions). No AC adapter A little bit tight initially Doesn't play all that well with Microsoft Teams (mute functionality doesn't work, you have to mute in the Teams app).

I work in an office with many people talking around, and while I get to meet in person, I also have zoom and teams calls. The one thing you’ll notice right away is the noise canceling which is excellent. When I turn it on and use the headset, I don’t hear anyone near me, and cannot hear myself typing. So it really lets you focus on your meeting without the noise. From the people I talk to, they say the mic works good too so overall a great experience on that side. The headset is comfortable, and I like that you have a usb c option, usb a option and even a cable directly. Plus on top of that you get a nice bag to carry everything in. Overall well designed and easy to take with you if you’re on the go. The one issue I had was with the setup. Since I’m using this for work, and the work computer doesn’t allow installing of apps that need admin access, its disappointing that the software doesn’t’ have an option for this. I had a great experience just connecting to Bluetooth but I imagine I’m not the only one using this for work that is unable to install the software without having an IT request in to allow me to use the software.

The Logitech Zone 950 is a really nice headset. All set for Teams calling on your laptop or PC. This headset connected immediately using the dongle provided, it also comes with a USB adapter which is super handy considering all the other things I have plugged in to my laptop. I work from home and I’m in Teams calls and phone calls frequently. This headset is a breeze to use and the noise cancellation is phenomenal! Charges easily with the USB cord provided with a long talk time. I can get thru 2 days of solid use without having to recharge. Range is pretty standard, I can’t go too far away but you could definitely walk around a bit without losing connection or call quality. These are heavier than my usual headset. But it feels more like a quality thing, not a bulky thing. The sound is good, there’s a button on the earpiece itself to answer Teams calls and when you move the mic up it automatically mutes for you, and tells you you’re muted. They come with a nice little zippered carry pouch, with a separate little pocket for your adapter. This is handy for when I have to go into the office. Overall these are really nice, easy to use with good battery life.

Being a longtome fan of most all things Logitech, I jumped at the chance to get these when the offer came up... I had a new desktop from the TIN program that was a great desktop, but it didn't come with speakers. No big deal, I only used it for light web surfing, E-mails and spread-sheets / word docs. That said, I will admit that at times, it would have been nice to have the ability to listen to videos and stuff friends sent, but I didn't want to mess of chords on my desk. and then this came, and the perfect solution! In the box you will find the headphones, USB charger and a cloth case. The case is a nice to have but I'm not sure how much I will use it. These are good looking headphones with great comfort, L/R boom mic (that can be positioned paralel to headphones and not in the way) and excellent sound. The earcups are "over-the-ear" and not "around-the-ear" and for me, tnhat took a little time to get used to, but once you are comfortable with it, you can wear these for those marathom conference calla and trainings. Very comfortable and light weight. End of the day, a great choice for your needs! And I might add if you look at the picture, it's a fine compliment to my Logitech wierless keyboard and my Logitech mouse.

The Logitech Zone 950 has made working from home (and eventually the office, again) fun and exciting for me. It comes with adjustable ANC (Active Noise Cancelling) which helps drown out background noise that you have around you. The device itself comes with a USB-C wireless dongle and an adapter to USB-A, if needed. Overall, the sound quality on both ends has been crazy good. The ANC helps me focus on who I am talking to or listening to, and the microphone sounds great, per my coworkers. No issues hearing me clearly on calls. You can utilize the Logitech Tune app to adjust ANC, adjust EQ to your preference, and more. I am really enjoying the customization on the app that can carry over to the zone 950. The headset is also extremely comfortable. Whether you are using it for 30-60 minute calls, or day-long conferences online, you will not be disappointed with the comfort. I cannot recommend this headset enough for work, and even play. It is comfortable, sounds great on both ends (listening and your voice to the other end) and comes with excellent customization via the Logitech Tune app.

This headset looks great - and it performs great too - but only at certain things. ***QUALITY:*** The Zone 950 headset is a quality product. The materials all feel and look durable. The thick metal adjustment rods are an improvement over comparable players in the space. The microphone arm and heft of the unit elude quality. The heft is kind of a problem, though, because... ***COMFORT:*** The band cushion focuses weight down into a small spot. This is immediately uncomfortable, and though I sort of forgot about it after a couple minutes of wearing, _pain_ came in to hit and remind me at about 60 minutes. The design is a bit narrow as well, so I attempted to bend the soft plastic to widen the band a bit, but my ears began to hurt at the hour mark as well - while sweating. They were tight enough to make a difference in a key area, though... ***NOISE CANCELING:*** The noise canceling _can_ be very good, although it isn't consistent. During testing in my loud office (HVAC nearby, relatively frequent conversations), I went from hearing little background hum to all of a sudden double the hum when somebody started talking. Nothing had changed with my settings, which were... ***SETUP:*** Easy to get going. I downloaded the Logi Tune app and was able to modify settings such as how many modes the physical ANC button would give, the equalizer, touch pad and "side tone" (this is where you can hear your own voice when speaking). The touch pad and buttons really need more configurability - you would think more options could be coded than just "slide up, slide down, double tap, triple tap". Puzzlingly, the "phone" official button does literally nothing other than answer/hang up. Given that there is no "pause" button, this is a big missed opportunity. The equalizer is better than some others, but... ***SOUND:*** The sound that these make just isn't going to impress an audiophile. There isn't enough ability to adjust the highs, nor the lows. You can get a little articulation of both, but the drivers don't breathe well enough to make sounds crisp - nor super low (in fact, they're kind of muddy). This is definitely a compromise made when trying to physically block exterior noises, though an over-ear solution (instead of on-ear design like these) would give more room for the air to move. Speaking of movement, ***RANGE:*** The range on these was great. I was able to walk from my office to our main assembly room without losing connection - a feat no other headphones have accomplished. This would be excellent for office calls except... ***PERFORMANCE:*** The 950 wanted to stay connected to my mobile phone instead of allowing an interruption from the office phone. The caller had to wait while I fumbled to get my other headset going again. Fortunately my office phone made that quick. Yes, I was paired to both. No, I wasn't connected to the old headset at first. ***MIC, PASSTHROUGH, NOTIFICATIONS:*** The microphone seems to do a good job. Callers didn't complain of background noise. Voice notifications for things like "Mute" and "ANC" were subtle and quick - the least intrusive of any noise canceling/passthhrough headset I've ever used. The ability to hear my coworkers with "transparency" mode on was adequate, although only marginally better than "ANC off" - and honestly, just take your headset off when talking to others. It's respectful. ***CONCLUSION:*** If Logitech can tweak the firmware for noise recognition a bit, these will be great for brief bouts of needed relief - but I'm going to have to add padding and try to stretch them out to make the set really useable. Even then, a lack of physical buttons and poor device switching means I won't be trading out my current headset.

I work from home full time. As such, my only interaction with my co-workers is MS Teams, Zoom, or phone. Most of my co-workers have adopted a headset-less approach to remote interactions. I think this is a mistake. Granted, they look much better on video than I do. However, the quality of the conversation can unnecessarily suffer. For example, I have had to contend with barking dogs, random noises from inside and outside the home, the laptop microphone echoing my voice back to me, the voice bottoming out because the speaker turns away from the laptop screen while speaking, and other annoying aspects of going native with their work computers built in microphones and speakers. If the worker is in the office, then I am often competing with the background noises of other meetings, the boisterous laughter of someone who thinks everyone is part of “their” conversation, or that one office baritone whose volume knob broke somewhere around 11 and blames their rude demeanor on poor hearing. You know who those people are. Finally, I expect my private conversations to remain private. A headset can guarantee that at least half the conversation remains private. My typical go to for headsets has always been Plantronics. However, my last headset was worn down and needed replacing. This was about the time I was offered the opportunity to try out the Logitech Zone 950. I knew that Logitech made very inexpensive conferencing headsets and a full range of gaming headsets. But I had no idea they made high-end office headsets with advanced features like adjustable ANC, noise canceling microphone, multi-device connectivity, touch controls, and audio personalization. Setup with my work computer was easy. The Zone 950 ships with a USB C wireless fob that plugs directly into any USB C port on my computer or laptop. Logitech includes a USB C to USB A adapter to guarantee compatibility with any computer. If you do not have any USB ports, or no available USB ports, then the Zone 950 will also sync with your computer via Bluetooth. For me, I used the USB C port on my work computer. Windows 10 automagically recognized the adapter, loaded the correct driver, and then synced with my Zone 950. The Zone 950 verbally reported successful connectivity with the computer. Having the adapter liked to the headset makes the Zone 950 plug-and-play from computer to computer. To demonstrate the point, I have used this headset on my work laptop, my personal laptop, and even played a few games with my gaming computer using the wireless dongle. Setup in all three cases was as simple as plugging in the dongle. Sound quality with sending and receiving is excellent! Calls are crystal clear. Logitech states that the Zone 950 will filter out background sounds on both ends of a call. I have no idea how they manage that and I have no idea how to measure this claim. What I can tell you is that I have not heard lawn mowing, road noise, chirping birds, or barking dogs since owning these. I have heard classical music playing from an Amazon Alexa during one of my meetings. So, maybe the Zone 950 filters out low volume background and allows more complex sounds closer to the foreground to be broadcast over the call. On my end, the mic does an excellent job of filtering out ambient background noise. I typically have an air purifier running all day that generates about a 45db hum. Plus, I have family members doing housework and chattering in the background throughout the day. I can hear them. But at no point does anyone on my calls notice any of these noises. My transmission is so clear that one person told me that I sounded like a pod caster hosting a talk show. Translation. I sound good. I did take a few minutes to listen to music and play a few YouTube videos. Music sounded good. I was surprised that the Zone 950 has bass. Not as good as a dedicated pair of music listening headphones. They are good enough to help me through my workday. Just for fun, I decided to give these a spin during a night of online gaming. The ANC kept any background noise in my room away from my ears, the mic proved to be a top-notch performer, and the overall experience was enjoyable. The folks I was gaming with had no idea that I was using an office headset for our session. One person commented that I sound really good. Now, the Zone 950 will not be replacing my regular gaming headset anytime soon. I do want to feel like I am away from work when enjoying my leisure time. ANC is fantastic. I was a bit worried about ANC performance when I discovered that the ear cups are on ear and not over ear. Usually, in ear or over ear allow for the best ANC performance. Logitech found a solid middle ground. The ear pads are large enough and plushy enough that they create a soft seal around the ear. It is not perfect. But it does allow for an ANC experience close to what I have experienced with dedicated musical headsets of about the same price. It is very good at filtering out ambient room noise and background noises such as conversations, fans, and vacuum cleaners. I have no experience yet with foreground noises like obnoxiously loud car exhaust driving by my open window so I cannot report if this type of situation would overwhelm both the ear cup and microphone ANC. You will need to judge that for yourself. The headset is comfortable. Though, it is a little heavier than what I am used to. The weight can be felt on the ears. Adjusting the headband offered some relief. After all, my last headset was much lighter than the Zone 950. I got used to it after a few days. In the hand, the headset feels solid. Logitech made sure that every surface of the Zone 950 had a luxurious texture to it. Visually, the headset if sleek and modern looking. There are no hard angles anywhere in the design. It looks like a solid, quality, luxurious headset. Logitech’s “Tune” app is very useful and well organized. Kudos to Logitech for getting the app right. The app displays charge level, ANC controls, Personalized EQ (hearing test and calibration), preset and custom EQ presets, Sidetone adjustments (how much of my own voice can I hear during a conversation), Advanced Clarity options, sleep timer, touch pad options, and a few other useful settings. Logitech packed a lot of flexibility into the Zone 950. The Zone 950 comes with a USB C cable for charging. You can use the included USB C to USB A adapter if required. The Zone 950 does not ship with a wall adapter. My work laptop’s power supply uses USB C to charge the laptop. I use that to charge the Zone 950. However, any USB wall adapter or computer will work. I noticed that the Zone 950 has two metal pins on one of the ear cups for a matching charging dock. I do not have this dock so cannot comment. However, I am glad to see that Logitech included this feature since many of us keyboard warriors like someplace to hang our headsets when we are done wearing it. Why not charge it while it hangs? Touch controls are good. So far, I have only used volume up, volume down, and pause/play gestures. The touch controls are smooth and accurate. The push button controls are also easily accessible. Mute can be controlled via either the button on the mic boom or by flipping the mic up. The mic boom also swings 270 Degrees making the headset ambidextrous. There is an ANC button that will cycle the headset through the active ANC features. ANC functions can be enabled/disabled via the Tune app. The power button also acts as the Bluetooth sync switch. And finally, there is a phone answer/hang up button. Overall, I am very pleased with the Logitech Zone 950. It is comfortable, flexible, way more stylish than any other office headset I have ever seen, and the ANC is outstanding for an office headset. I see myself using these for a good long time.

Great headset for Microsoft Teams. A bit on the pricey side. But my average Teams meeting in a day is around 2 hours, So I need one that is reliable, dependable, and comfortable. So far it still works great.

I bought these because my old pair died. I was surprised with how clear the audio quality is. I hear from others that the noise cancellation feature works very well. I turned on a vacuum and the person on the other end couldn’t hear it at all. Lastly, the range when using the dongle is fantastic. I can go probably 2x farther without dropping the signal.

Great headset, comfortable. Has ANC for those super focus needed moments.

I love these! They work wonderfully and a great price! No complaints at all! Would definitely buy again and again!

Comfortable and long lasting. Enjoy the fact that the microphone mutes when in the up position.

Awesome headsets! Great sound quality. Noise reduction is solid. So far really nice and comfortable headsets!

Overall, the headset is useful for what I need. I’ve been having so many issues with headset compatibility with MS Teams. This headset works well. I’d give it. 4.5 stars but not 5 stars due to overall comfort.

Amazing noise blocking even when iys turned off and suprioer sound

I bought these for the multi-point simultaneous connection so I could listen to podcasts or music in between calls and meetings. Low and behold there's a major oversight with this. The Tune software does not allow you to prioritize the included USB dongle for calls, and bluetooth for media only. The only way I found is to have both my laptop and phone on bluetooth and then set the PC connection to override for calls only. When I set both to Bluetooth though, the audio quality plummets when the microphone is in use making it unbearable. Also, when I updated the firmware, Bluetooth functionality broke completely, audio was choppy and it got so bad to where I was getting no audio at all. After a while the headset restarted itself and I switched back to the USB Dongle making the main feature I bought these for completely useless. My gaming headset does it better honestly, I can use that with Game Console Audio while also having a separate volume adjust for the bluetooth audio.

a bit on the pricy side but has served me well with using it for work all day

The Logitech Zone 950 is built for comfort and clarity. Weighing in at only 0.51 lbs it's hardly noticeable when wearing it. The ear cuffs are made from a breathable material to keep the air circulating around your ears so that your ears don't sweat as easily Your ears also don't get sore listening for long durations like what happens with other headsets that block air and noise from crossing back and forth through the headset ear cuffs. The boom mic can rotate about a full 180 degrees, allowing you to use the mic on either side of your head. There are actually 4 noise-cancelling mics in the unit. Logitech took it another couple steps further with Ai noise suppression and 2 levels of ANC features to make sure you get the cleanest sound possible not only for you, but also for the person on the other side of the call or chat. These features work great at reducing background noises at different volumes and distances. However, loud close noises are difficult to isolate out, as I'm sure the Ai would think these noises were supposed to be there. As long as you can do something to put a little distance between yourself and the other noises either physically or audibly the headset will do it's best to try to phase these sounds out. You can control how aggressive this is with the ANC button. You can set it for off, low and high Active Noise Cancellation. The 40mm speakers sound amazingly clear during calls and very immersive when listening to music. The default EQ auto adjusts to the type of audio being used, whether it's for chat or music. Through the app, you can manually change the EQ and the profiles to suit your specific preferences. The headset covers almost all the ways to connect to virtually any source. The headset itself has Bluetooth - so it can connect directly to any other Bluetooth device. It also has a dongle that supports both regular USB and USB C devices. I hooked it up directly to my phone, and then used the dongle to swap over to my PS5 and then back to my PC. The mic worked great on all the devices. It's so convenient to be able to use the same quality headset virtually everywhere you go. This headset is marketed for business calls but it easily fits so many more applications. On the PC it worked great with any calling or meeting software. People in the meetings could hear me much better over the default PC mic, and I could hear everyone else great, even with my kids and our pets doing their usual routines. I no longer have to stress as much thinking how unprofessional it sounds to work from home, now that those background noises are much more limited. The volume controls are super easy to use by just sliding your finger up or down on the outside ear cuff without the mic. The mic mutes with either a quick raise of the boom, or by removing the headset and putting it down ( activate this feature in the app settings ). No need to fumble around looking for a button. I didn't officially test the 170ft wireless distance promised by Logitech, but I was able to roam my house with ease and keep a solid connection upstairs and in the basement. Amazingly this lightweight headset can last all day before needing to be charged. It boasts 12 to 18hours of talk time, depending on the ANC and clarity settings. Which seems to be pretty accurate so far. If you are only interested in listening to audio you can squeeze out an impressive 40hrs out of these with the right settings and reduced features. Either way you should be able to go all day doing what you need to before plugging these in. Overall these sound amazing, and are great for work and play (no need to carry 2 separate headsets ). They are very comfortable around the ears, and last all day. Plus it even has replaceable parts, so if anything breaks it can easily be fixed. My only concern is the headband, it is adjustable but seems to lack a solid grip around my head. If I try to pickup something or turn my head quick, I feel the headset slide. It's easy to just hold in place, but I'd prefer a tighter grip possibly ??? Although that might make my hair look flattened out. So I guess the plusses with the strap being lightweight and not as flattening on my hair outweigh the tighter grip. 😁