Customer Ratings & Reviews

I make a lot of calls with these and a lot of times I work with a fan pointing in my direction and I’ve been told that the background noise of the fan or the wind it creates cannot be heard, which means that it’s good at voice isolation. Other than that, I just wish I could make the volume go a little louder out of personal preference. The noise cancelling works but it’s not the best. The fit is very comfortable and they do not cause fatigue. They charge pretty fast and I love that I can use them while charging. I have been using them almost every day for work for more than one year and they still look and feel like they did when they were new. I have many Logitech products and this is one of my favorites. In general, these are good headphones and they do what they’re supposed to.

This headset is ultra light and comfortable. The sound quality is great. The complaint I have is that sometimes the microphone does not work. It does not show as available in Teams. So basically it makes them a pair of headphones.

Comfortable, well priced, good battery life, and perform as intended (conference calls). Buttons/controls in areas that are easy to access and remember.

Perfect headphones for the workday. Comfortable, light, quality sound with a fantastic noise-cancelling microphone. It has incredible material and is also very stylish. Great for the price. Professional look!

Easy to connect and use. Comfortable headphones. I use them for work and they're great.

Gets the job done. Very clear and last the entite work day

It a perfect headphone, the surroundings noise is very minimized and the microphone sounds is very smoth.

The headphones have a clear, stereo sound. My son uses it for gaming and he loves it.

Love them. Great sound, great battery life. Easy to use!

Good headphones, good cancelling noise mic. Seems a bit a fragile but so far so good

If you can get this on sale, I still rank it 4/5.. Audio quality is middle of the road, nothing amazing. I rank it high for comfort.. can wear these all day without an issue. Bluetooth has cut out for no apparent reason a few times, but it's random and I have to manually re-connect to my laptop.

Been using this for a month and it has its good moments and no so good moments .. overall good there is a static sound that happens when people are talking to you, in which you must turn it off and turn it back on

With a history of quality PC peripherals spanning back to the dawn of remote work, Logitech (now stylized as logi) is arguably one of the most recognizable names in the home computing world. Time and time again, Logitech delivered impressively well-built, fully-featured devices that are a step above the competition, earning a reputation as a safe bet in the home and office alike. Logitech’s new Zone Vibe series takes aim at the growing work-from-home and hybrid work environment, offering stylish, understated, and comfortable headsets for all-day use. The Zone Vibe 100 is one such offering, featuring a beam-forming and noise-canceling microphone, multiple-device Bluetooth connectivity, and integrated call controls. With an extremely lightweight, comfortable design using good materials, the Zone Vibe 100 is a competent headset for work, but falls short for play. - Unboxing and Setup With little more than a mandatory disclosures and warranty information pamphlet inside the box, Logitech leaves all setup instructions on the flaps inside the packaging. While clever, it only covers the most basic of setup instructions and doesn’t overview all the headset’s functions. No matter as the buttons are labeled and easy to interpret. Pairing is as easy as sliding the power button past its On position and holding for 2 seconds - repeat for more devices. Logitech includes both a soft carrying case and a USB-C <> USB-C cable in the box for charging. - Comfort At just 180 grams (approximately 6.25 ounces), the Vibe 100 headset is shockingly light and rests easily on the head without feeling cheap. The ear cups have a wide range of vertical motion that are easy to adjust and hold steady, and the clamping force through the headband is just about perfect. With cloth materials all around, the headset is very comfortable to wear, and I had no issue wearing these for several hours with no fatigue or pain to the ears. Unlike other bluetooth headphones advertised as “on-ear” that I’ve tried in the past, the Vibe 100 is a true over-ear headphone with a large opening (approximately 2.5” x 1.5”) inside the cups that should envelop all but the largest ears. - Sound & Mic Quality Inside the headset are typical-size 40mm drivers common to other Logitech headsets. Here, these dynamic drivers offer a very balanced sound that’s great for listening to music - bass is well articulated if not particularly powerful, mids and highs are neutral, and the sound stage is wider than the headset would lead you to believe. It helps that the headset is very airy in that regard; there is a lot of sound leakage that would make it easy for a nearby listener to snoop in on a conversation. Calls are equally clear with little to note otherwise. In a choice that pivots the headset more towards a professional device, the microphone includes sidetone emulation. This echoes a little bit of the microphone input back through the headphones in real time, helping boost the perceived volume of your own voice and let you know that an active call is in progress, similar to landline phones of yesteryear. The sidetone is in stereo and has no latency that I can perceive, making this headset an excellent choice for calls and conferences. The swing-down to talk, swing-up to mute microphone also features noise canceling to drown out distractions and droning sounds in the background. In testing I found it both helps and hurts voice quality - while it definitely knocked back the environment noise to an almost unnoticeable level, there were times where my voice volume would rise and fall mid-sentence as it kept seemingly hunting to find the perfect balance. In a quiet room this still occurred at times, though to a much lesser degree than in a noisier environment. I couldn’t find a way to toggle this feature on or off, but overall it wasn’t a major issue for those on the other end of the line. - Range & Battery Life The range of these headphones is excellent. Across multiple floors and trying to introduce worst-case scenarios inside my home, I couldn’t find any situation where the headset lost connection to my computer or phone at the extreme opposite end of a house. After about 50 feet through 3 floors I noticed a little bit of stutter, but in any real-world use case I saw no issues. I believe Logitech routes the antenna through the headband for longer range. Battery life is similarly excellent - no small feat in a headset that weighs so little (and thus must have a small battery). After 3 hours of continuous use playing back music and 2 hours of conference calls, the battery only lost 20% charge (reported in steps of 10%). I have no doubt that Logitech’s 18 hour talk and 20 hour listen times are accurate. The Vibe 100 also recharges quickly, with just 20 minutes connected to USB power taking the headset from 50% to full. - Latency A major downside I encountered during testing is that the Vibe 100 doesn’t seem to support any kind of low-latency mode on any of the devices I tested (Windows PC, Android smartphone, Playstation 4). Thus, even with modern bluetooth support, the supported codecs for the headset are limited to ones with acceptable latency for music and calling, but are poor for video and terrible for gaming due to the increased latency. This manifests as a significant sound delay - about a quarter of a second (250ms), which takes gaming off the table completely. I was very much hoping I could remedy this as these would be my go-to headphones for all purposes otherwise. - Companion App Logi Tune is the companion app for the Vibe series of headphones and select webcams. I was hoping for more device settings or features, but this 350+ MB app seemingly acts as nothing more than a separate calendar or reminder app from the Google Calendar or Outlook profiles you connect to it. It adds no further features to the headset besides visual popups for low battery warnings, and thus serves no real purpose as audio alerts for low battery are played inside the headset. This one’s best left uninstalled. - Bottom Line As a headset, the Vibe 100 is perfect for calls and music with an incredibly comfortable design that can be worn for an entire workday without strain. The calling features, especially the noise canceling and sidetone, are perfect for those working phone support or spending hours per day in meetings, and the two-workday battery life further helps drive this one to a recommended status. Were it not for the disappointing sound latency and a useless app, this would be the perfect all-in-one headset for work and play, but Logitech has clearly positioned this device as a work headset. At $99, the Vibe 100 pushes a little higher than other options in the space, but comfort is king, and this lightweight, cloth-covered headset feels ready to go the distance day-in, day-out for your work needs. So long as that’s your intent, the Logitech Zone Vibe 100 comes recommended!

The mic boom up/down mute off/on functionality is intuitive and magical!

When it comes to headphones there are a few things I find are a must and that is sound quality, appearance, easy of use, and comfort. Logitech Zone Vibe 100 check all of these boxes and only really have one negative thing I noticed. When it comes to sounds these things are amazing, when watching movies or listening to music you hear all of the subtle details such as a the crunching of leafs or the small tap playing in the back ground of a song. These worked amazing when connected to my TV via Bluetooth to watch movies when everyone was sleeping and the 40 mm drivers do a great job with the bass and highs. The appearance of these is a plus because they are not extremely big nor do they stick out while wearing them. The ease of use on these head phones is amazing, I have roughly 7 different headphones from 7 different high end companies, and one of the biggest grips I have with them is pairing to another device is always a struggle. These headphones have a on/off button which you move past the one stage and puts them into pairing mode. Simple, easy and absolute necessary. The absolute best thing about these headphones is the comfort, I date you to go and find a set of headphones as light as these. Now although they are light they have a very nice build to them, even the slide mechanism on the headphones feels premium. The ear cups has a generous area for your ears and there is no pressure applied by the ear cups so you can wear them for an extend period of time. Overall the comfort is second to none, even the head strap to these has no pressure when wearing them and you don’t have to worry about them falling off. There are a few other nice touches such as changing of the batteries should they ever go bad, speaking of the battery life I was losing 7% every hour and 15 mins at 75% volume. I can appreciate the headphones using USB C for charging since that is what everyone is using. Logitech also provides a decent app for the headphones which allows you to see who is connected to the device and other stats such as battery life and equalizer settings and using the hidden mic to mute/unmute phone call/game chats. The only real issue I had with these was when connected to 2 devices (phone and tablet) they would transition perfectly from tablet to take a call , however once the call ended the music/movie playing on the tablet would not restart. I feel this is something that can be addressed via a software update so it shouldn’t be too difficult to correct. Besides the little issue I cannot get over how comfortable and light these headphones are and if you happen to be at your local bestbuy I would highly advise you try them on.

I have evaluated multiple headsets from popular brands over the years and the Logitech Zone Vibe 100 is my absolute favorite. This is a headset that is stylish enough to wear while working from home and while walking around outside or taking a metro. It feels durable and is extremely lightweight. Also, the ear cups are some of the best I have felt. After hours of wear, they did not make my ears sweat and did not give me any headphone fatigue. The Bluetooth connection was excellent. It quickly pairs to my phone and computer simultaneously and keeps a solid connection at 50 feet. Which means I can leave my desk and walk to the refrigerator without missing key details from a meeting. As for the sound, voices sounded extremely clear, and music sounded fantastic. Especially while listening to pop, electronic, acoustic and anything with vocal range. The volume level is very comfortable, and these things can get very loud without any distortion whatsoever. The only thing I didn't like was that the voice prompts were too low to hear, which will probably be corrected in an update. The Noise cancelling microphone is top notch. The sound reproduction was so good that one of my meeting attendees asked me for the model details of the headphones so they could buy them for themselves. No kidding. Charging and battery life is also excellent. They easily lasted me 3 workdays of use and when it was time to recharge the battery it quickly topped up in less than an hour. With all that said, these are the best headphones I have evaluated this year. I highly recommend them to anyone working from home. I will probably buy a few more for Christmas gifts.

This has decent quality for both voice and music. If you use the EQ it’s better, but not that much better. There are quite a few players out there for headphones of this type and this one is priced really low. To make that price point, they don’t sacrifice too much. There isn’t any active noise cancellation on these headphones. For something like that, you’ll need to take a few steps up in price. But what is included is a pretty fair set of headphones that are comfortable and easy to afford. The quality of the sound of both voice and music is good, and since they are over ear, the headphones keep out most sound. You’ll still hear your keyboard clacking and your air conditioning whooshing though. Comfort: These are surprisingly light and comfortable. The fabric on the cups is soft and the padding is sufficient. I felt good in these immediately. I think they’d be hard to clean because they don’t seem to be so easy to detach. I have a fairly small head so they felt snug. I think if you were a lot bigger than me, you may feel that the band was too small or needed some padding on the underside. MICROPHONE: The mic is fairly mediocre. Not great, and not suck. There’s an overactive noise cancellation that is on by default: it’s a little late to the draw and can sometimes cause some fading. Maybe that can get fixed with a firmware update sometime? I think it might only hinder you if you’re playing some intense multiplayer FPS where you’re barking orders, but in a Zoom or Teams chat, you probably wouldn’t see any real issues. KILLER FEATURE: The multi-device and automatic switch Bluetooth features are pretty foolproof. I had these connected to a phone and a laptop and then to a Switch and an AyaNeo, and didn’t have any issues switching or hearing the connected devices. I think the latency of the controller is JUST good enough for gaming, but on a busy plane, you might hear some lag since in my fairly busy 2.4 home they were just making the grade. I did notice some lag, but it wasn’t enough to say they couldn’t be used for gaming. All Bluetooth headphones of this price and higher should have multidevice and automatic switching. I’ve had quite a few headphones that are three or more times more in price than these that don’t have this feature or don’t do it correctly, so that’s a HUGE PLUS in my book. For the price, I’d say, “great!” BOTTOM LINE: Recommended. Good value and great feel, but probably not for big heads. Very very comfortable for my small head. GREAT connectivity that is strong and works well. Sound is adjustable with the app and makes it sound good. Con: The microphone’s noise cancellation has a ramp up delay that can be annoying.

Works great for work. Sound is excellent. Durable. Reliable. I love it

Bought to use at home while working. Great purchase and would recommend.

PROS: - Connect to two devices at the same time - Excellent mic quality w/noise-cancelling - "Flip-to-Mute" mic arm - Very lightweight - Decent battery life - USB-C charging CONS: - Bluetooth only for connection == SETUP == If you just want to get your headset to work with your laptop/desktop/phone right away without an app, just slide and hold the Bluetooth button on the headset to enter pairing mode, find it on your laptop/desktop/phone, and pair. You don't need any drivers or an app to just use it and the mic, which is nice. If you want to get the most out of your headset, you really should install the "Logi Tune" app on your phone. The app is how you're going to run firmware updates, rename your headset, adjust the sleep timer, adjust the sidetone volume (how loud your own voice comes through your headset), but most importantly: adjust the equalizer. The equalizer has four presets and you can add your own custom profiles, based on what kind of music you listen to and your own personal preferences. The equalizer preset you go with is saved to the headset, so you don't need to worry about switching between your phone or laptop and having different audio presets. You can connect to two devices at the same time. This means you can listen to music on your phone and then quickly answer a Teams/Zoom call from your laptop without needing to disconnect from one to connect to the other. This may be my favorite feature of the Vibe 100. == BUILD QUALITY == The first thing you're going to notice when you take these out of the box is just how insanely light they are. While a headset's weight isn't always an indicator of quality, I was still worried about the audio experience based solely on how light the Vibe 100 is. Thankfully, audio and mic quality is great, so the light weight just means you can comfortably wear this headset for several hours. Part of that comfort comes from the material Logitech used. It's like a very soft, almost woven-like fabric. It's very comfortable, even if you have glasses. I don't know how well this fabric will hold up over time to sweat, skin oil, and normal wear-and-tear, but the earcups ARE replaceable, so you can hold onto these for several years and change out the earcups later on down the road if needed. == BATTERY LIFE == Logitech advertises that you can get up to 20 hours of listening time and up to 18 hours of talk time. This will vary from person to person (how loud you're listening to music, how often you're talking, etc.), but I'm able to go through two work days before needing to charge the headset. Speaking of charging, you CAN charge your headset while using it. Just plug it in, turn on the headset, and you're good to go. What you CAN'T do is bypass the Bluetooth to listen to music with a USB cable. It's a Bluetooth only connection for audio/mic. This isn't a big deal, but something to consider. == AUDIO/MIC QUALITY == Out of the box, audio quality is pretty good. Not the best, but FAR from the worst. To get the best audio quality possible, based on what type of music you enjoy, you'll really want to use the Logi Tune app to customize the EQ. Noise isolation isn't the best, so be mindful of your surroundings (don't max out the volume in a library). The mic is really great, both in terms of audio quality and convenience. I love that I can quickly flip down the mic to unmute and talk, then flip it up to mute myself. When using the mic, I was told that my voice was VERY clear. You will also be able to hear your own voice when talking, but if you don't like that feature, you can disable it (or change the volume) in the app. I find it helpful, but I know that some people really don't like it. == BOTTOM LINE == This is a great, simple headset for working in the office or from home. It's very light and comfortable to wear for hours, the music quality is great (for when you're focusing), the mic quality is fantastic, you can mute/unmute yourself by just flip up/down the mic arm, and can be connected to your laptop and phone at the same time. My only real complaint is that you can only listen to music through Bluetooth, but that's not deal-breaker for me.