Customer Ratings & Reviews

Lasted me almost 2 years. I like them. They aren’t too uncomfortable

I purchased this headset to use for my Call Center - it was fine for the first few calls and now customers are saying they cannot hear me. I would not recommend

Exactly what I needed and at a very reasonable price. PERFECT

When our daugther’s business PC mic and speakers inexplicably quit working after a Windows OS update, she needed a headset quickly. After some research of a number of available models and brands, I found this Logitech headset on a Black Friday sale for just $19.99. It’s one downside is that it is chorded. But that really does not matter if the user works sitting at a desk. My daugther and I both tested this model and observed the following positive characteristics. They are comfortable. The mic can be swiveled up out of the way. The PC with Windows 11 immediately recognized this headset. The sound clarity is very good. We tested the mic features where I spoke while she was talking in the background all while her dog was playing with a squeaky ball. On the recording, my voice was clear. The noise canceling was okay - her voice wasn’t picked up. The squeak from the ball was muted but could still be lightly heard. There is a volume control on the headset. This was not tested. The PC volume mixer works with this headset, so there are two ways to adjust the sound and volume. We did not test this headset with music.

I read other reviews before buying this and some people complained about the comfort – I have worn these for hours playing Battlefield 3 with no discomfort – so I don’t think that’s much of an issue. I have three minor complaints that prevented me from giving these 5 stars. First, the inline volume controls should be recessed, they are not, making it much too easy to accidently change the volume during a game, which causes my game to switch from full-screen mode to windows mode and I lose focus – which can be disastrous in the heat of a battle. Second, the wires are a bit light – not great quality. Third, the microphone only goes up and down – there’s no adjustment for distance from your mouth – I’ve had other headsets that had a fully adjustable microphone arm and I got spoiled by that. Other than that, they’re pretty good for the price. The sounds quality is good – no complaints about that. As I said before, the comfort is good enough. The frame seems sturdy enough. I like the sealed foam ear cushions – I’ve had some really cheap headsets in the past where the foam was exposed and would eventually disintegrate and leave tiny blank pieces all over the place. These are light – which is nice – adds to the comfort. A good buy for the price – I got them on sale - $20 off (I think) plus I had a $20 rebate coupon so my net amount was like $11 with tax (I think shipping was free).

I work from a home office and spend half my life in distance meetings. I've tried speaker phones, really expensive bluetooth devices, in-ear headsets, and expensive Bose headsets. Most of these have been trashed or (if really expensive) stored in a box in the closet. But of all of them, this is the only headset I would purchase again - actually I did purchase it again! The sound quality is very good, the over ear design is comfortable and blocks a lot of side noise, the microphone is adjustable and can be raised when you're on mute, or brought down directly in front of your mouth to speak. They are wired and hookup to any USB port on your laptop. These are quite inexpensive and worth every penny. After 2 years of daily use and travel with the cord tightly wrapped, my first set started losing connectivity with the USB port and listeners couldn't hear my voice. I tossed it and bought another headset exactly like it. Of the 27 models I've tried, this one has the best listening and voice quality and is also cheap. It's comfy and takes a lot of abuse in my laptop bag. Highly recommended.

The Logitech H390 Wired USB Noise-Cancelling On-Ear Headset is a great option for anyone looking for a comfortable and affordable headset with good sound quality. It features a noise-canceling microphone that helps to reduce background noise, making it ideal for calls and video conferencing. The headset is also comfortable to wear for long periods of time, thanks to its soft ear cups and adjustable headband. The H390 is easy to set up and use. Simply plug it into your computer's USB port and you're ready to go. The headset has in-line controls for volume and mute, so you can easily adjust your settings without having to take your hands off of your keyboard or mouse. The sound quality of the H390 is good for its price. The headset produces clear and balanced audio, with good bass response. It's also comfortable to wear for long periods of time, thanks to its soft ear cups and adjustable headband. Overall, the Logitech H390 Wired USB Noise-Cancelling On-Ear Headset is a great option for anyone looking for a comfortable and affordable headset with good sound quality. It's perfect for calls, video conferencing, and listening to music. Here are some of the pros and cons of the Logitech H390 Wired USB Noise-Cancelling On-Ear Headset: Pros: Comfortable to wear Noise-canceling microphone Good sound quality Easy to set up and use Affordable Cons: The cable is a bit short The microphone is not detachable Overall, the Logitech H390 Wired USB Noise-Cancelling On-Ear Headset is a great option for anyone looking for a comfortable and affordable headset with good sound quality. It's perfect for calls, video conferencing, and listening to music.

The Logitech H390 is a solid choice for those seeking a reliable and affordable headset for everyday use. It offers clear audio quality and a noise-canceling microphone, making it ideal for video calls, online meetings, and general computer use. The USB connection ensures a hassle-free setup, and the in-line controls for volume and mute are convenient features. However, while the H390 excels in functionality, it falls short in terms of comfort for extended use. The ear pads, although cushioned, can become uncomfortable and cause ear fatigue after prolonged periods. This makes it less suitable for long gaming sessions or extended work hours. Pros: Clear audio quality Noise-canceling microphone Easy USB connection Convenient in-line controls Cons: Uncomfortable for long-term use Ear fatigue after extended wear Overall, the Logitech H390 is a good headset for short-term use, but if you need something for long hours, you might want to consider other options.

Bought for my business laptop as my older, cheaper headphones had just worn out and needed replacement. Logitech created a very good, travel-friendly pair of headphones with good comfort and sound. Mic works well and meetings are no longer interrupted by "can you turn up the gain on your mic?" questions. I have no question or qualm with this set of phones and recommend this set.

I purchased the Logitech headphones to be used in the office, for making and receiving calls through my computer (VOIP). My primary reason for selecting this product is due to the fact they were the first model offered utilizing a USB adapter vs. a microphone jack at this price point. They are comfortable, and the speaker/microphone quality is great. They are well-constructed, but not bulky - I hardly even know they are on. The in-line volume and mute controls are quite helpful to moderate different calls or to place someone on a temporary mute without having to fiddle with my computer settings. The obvious draw-back, in my opinion, is the fact that these headphones leave you physically tethered to your computer/source. As I do not work in a large office and have no need to be up and about while on the phone, this was a non-issue for me. A major advantage over the wireless/blue-tooth variety is the price and not having to deal with charging the unit. All in all, a terrific product at an unbeatable price. I recommend these to anyone in-need of two-way headphones.

Good sound listening to talking and the microphone seems to work well. Nice and light on my head with a long cord. A terrific buy at the price- low $20s.

My work computer has no bluetooth hardware and no microphone. This is the solution when I attend my Zoom meetings. Not wireless, yes but the cord is long enough for me to take a maximum of four steps away from my computer. Excellent audio. Microphone sound is crisp and clear. Reasonably price. Comfy and not bulky.

I love the Logitech H390 USB headset. The ear price are nicely padded with excellent noise canceling sound. The rigid microphone boom can be lowered or raised according to whether you want to talk or listen. This headset can be used strictly for computers because of USB source and cannot be used with the stereo systems, IPODs or IPADs. Within minutes of opening the box and plugging the connection into a USB slot, I was able to use it on my gaming PC, able to talk with fellow gamers very clearly. Definitely an excellent buy.

Ok- so I was starting a new WAH or remote job with quite a bit of online training. Part of the training required a headset to be USB and had to have good quality sound since voice assessments are a necessity. It is also just plug and play which was a huge plus for me as I already had so many programs installed and setup wizards completed I was nauseated. The quality in sound on this headset as well as the volume adjustment really allowed me to participate in training as well as show off what a fantastic deal I got thru BestBuy. A few of my classmates ordered headsets for more than 3 times the price and did not have a better quality sound. This headset is also quite comfortable to wear which is a huge plus as it will be attached to my head for the next 4 weeks for 9-12 hours a day. Thanks again BestBuy, just another great product.

Good audio quality. Microphone must be good as callers say I sound clear. Cord is long enough to move around a bit and helps to no have to sit for an entire meeting. Like the volume control in the cord to help adjust volume quickly. Plug and play, just plug into the USB port and start.

I purchased this headset for my work from home position with Teletech. Although it was not on their list of approved headsets it works fine with their software and passed all their tests. The headset is comfortable enough to wear for an eight hour shift. The noise cancelling microphone works well in my tests--I wore the headset for several hours while not working, with the recorder running, then listened to the resulting recording. My office door was open. The headset did not pick up the television running in a different room, a lawn mower running close to my window. It just barely pick up my husband's voice when he came into my office and talked to me or the dog barking in a different room. It did pick up the cats who decided to have a raucous discussion under my desk, but not the romping around that let up to it. My only complaint is the kinking of the cord. About a third of the length of the cord because it kinks and wraps around itself. The loss of length isn't a problem in itself. However I am concerned that the severe kinks will result in breaks or shorts in the wires and will shorten the life of the headset. So I'm marking that I wouldn't recommend this product with an asterisk. I wouldn't go out of my way to recommend this to a friend, but I wouldn't try to talk anyone out of it either, especially if increased cord quality added a great deal to the price.

I was looking to purchase a fairly cheap headset due to my previous headset becoming older and material falling off but didn't want to spend really anymore than 30 dollars. I was also looking for a wired headset since the headset I was looking for wasn't going to be much further from my workstation and didn't need to deal with charging or working from a distance. Comparing to other headsets around the same price and comfort, I'm glad I purchased the H390. They are very comfortable and sound is great for calls. The only minor issue I would say is that background noise does tend to creep into the calls but with the price and overall quality, I can't fault them for that. I was also confused by the way the mute is indicated as the light blinks when it's muted and solid when it's not so that just took some time to get used to. I also purchased one for my wife and would recommend if you are looking for a decent pair of headphones for work.

I bought Microsoft's headset off their website from a Facebook ad. It came and worked great for a few weeks, then the earpiece fell off. The tiny wire they used unsoldered itself and rendered it unusable. I tried to see where they connected it and nada. So I needed a headset that had a mic so I could use Dragon with my homework. I also needed USB since my jacks are configured for 5.1 speakers. I did a quick search at BestBuy.com and found these. I went to my local store and grabbed a pair (yeah I paid for them on the way out). Go home, plugged them in and windows 10 had no issues with them. Neither did Dragon and I was back in business. I love having brick and mortar locations close to home when I need stuff now. I hope that doesn't change and we have to buy everything off the net or from Wallyworld.

The item has a really good price value. The quality of the microphone and headphone is quite good. I would recommend this item.

These are not fancy. They won't make you part of the cool crowd. You won't look thinner or attract the mate of your dreams. But you will have a solid set of headphones and a decent microphone for everything from Zoom meetings to light gaming and beyond. They work VERY well. They have a good length of cable so you don't need to worry about hugging your computer to use the headset. The mute and volume adjustment can be a bit weird sometimes, but it also works pretty well. The only disappointment is not having a USB-to-3.5mm adapter so I could use it with my iPad. Otherwise, this will do most everything you ask of it.