Customer Ratings & Reviews

There's a lot to like about the Zone 300. It's sturdy, comfortable, and provides good sound quality. In particular, the microphone sound suppression works well and is invaluable in a room filled with background noise. What really has limited my 300's usefulness for work is that it does not play well with Windows and Microsoft Teams. Sometimes it just refuses to connect to my laptop. When it does connect, the mucrophone often does not work in a Teams meeting, meaning I can hear others but they cannot hear me. If I am careful to have the 300 powered on, connected, and unmuted when I join a Teams meeting, it will usually work for a while but then the mic again cuts out, and I have to leave the meeting and rejoin to fix it.

The sound quality of this headset is excellent, but I find it can become uncomfortable after wearing them for a few hours, as they tend to press on the ears. It would also be beneficial if there was a way to hear myself while talking, as this could enhance the overall experience. With some improvements in comfort and sound feedback, it could be a truly outstanding headset.

Not the most comfortable headset and you can still hear everything around you, but its quality is reflected in its price. It works if you're not picky.

This has been a good headset, but it does have some moments where there is feedback and buzzing. When this happens I just turn it off and turn it back on and it clears it. All in all it is a good headset

The connection on Bluetooth is not that great and they turn off automatically after a certain time frame. When people call you on teams, you’re trying to turn them on and it takes a while for them to connect.

it works fine as far as using it for work calls, but I personally do not like the pressure on each ear from wearing the headset. It’s very uncomfortable after only a short time of wearing it, only complaint.

Looks good, feels good, & sounds good. Only major gripe is that Bluetooth disconnects when connected to phone. It happened once and thought it was a fluke, but it consistently happens even when changing to the latest iphone

Worked for great for a few months but started having issues. Battery life isn't great. For the price, it's acceptable

Good but people say voice volume sounds like you’re in a tunnel

good headset only problem it needs to have a blue tooth USB adapter to be with the head set

I have a couple Plantronics Bluetooth headsets. One sits at my office (stereo) and one at home (mono). I got this Logitech Zone 300 Bluetooth Headset to replace the one at home. First off, I'm a fan of Logitech devices. I've got several Logitech keyboards, mice, webcams, wired headsets and gaming controllers. While their record with me hasn't been perfect, they generally put out good products. The Zone 300 Bluetooth Headset is rather simple. There is no USB dongle, it just has a USB-C to USB-C cable and the headset itself. Pairing the headset to my computer was very easy. Audio is very clear and on device controls are limited to an answer/end button, volume up/down and the power button. I'm pleased that the power button toggles power very quickly. I have another Bluetooth headset where power on/off takes several seconds to trigger. By lowering the boom mic on the Zone 300 headset, it unmutes the microphone. Raising the boom mic mutes the microphone. Either action is confirmed by a voice prompt. This is a relatively simple implementation. The boom arm does have two microphones and it implements a very effective noise cancelling technology to cut down any background noise for the other caller. While it is lightweight and offers decent audio, I'm a little disappointed in the overall implementation. The controls themselves are relatively small. All the controls are on the left ear piece along its lower rear circumference. I feel it's too easy to accidentally hang up a call if you try to click on the volume up button. Or power off the headset if you try to click on the volume down button. While there is a physical bump on the volume toggle, the buttons are a bit close together. The Logitech Zone 300 also lacks any visual indicator to tell you or others if you're in a call. On a Plantronics headset, for example, there is a status indicator ring that pulses red if you're on a call but on mute. While the ear cups swivel slightly on the frame. I'm a little wary traveling with the headset because the ear cups don't rotate 90 degrees to offer a flatter profile. There is a Logitech Tune app for both PC and Mobile devices. It only allows Bluetooth connection, meaning the USB port only seems to allow charging. The Logi Tune app gives you additional options to manage Bluetooth devices that are connected to the headphones. While it offers Multi-Point pairing, it only allows 2 at a time. The Logi Tune app also gives you several options to change some of the behavior such as controlling the mute via the boom mic position, side tone level, and an easy to use equalizer with a few presets. While the Zone 300 headset is a very nice Bluetooth headset with crisp audio and relatively easy use, I think I'll still keep with my Plantronics headset for my work calls with its easier button layout and in-call indicator.