Logitech Zone Wired Noise Cancelling Headset, Certified for Microsoft Teams with Advanced Noise-canceling mic Technology for Open Office environments, USB-C with USB-A Adapter, Graphite

I strongly recommend this headset! I wanted to have a headset that I could wear for 8-12 hours a day for classes, meetings, and just listening to music while I work. This headset is very comfortable as far as headsets go and does fairly well with noise cancellation! I would say comfort and quality are the main strengths of the headset over noise cancellation (but for the price and size, this is still better than I would expect!) After long, continuous use (> 5 hours), my ears would be a little sore, but not bad at all! The sound quality is great, the flip bar for speaking/muting was extremely helpful, and the headset was easily portable. A little less than a year in, one of the speakers stopped working; however, within 24 hours of contacting customer service, they were setting up a replacement to be sent. The customer service experience was seamless and easy! For reference, please be sure to keep the serial number sticker on your headset in case it happens to have a faulty speaker or part!

I bought these for my husband since he works from home and is constantly have to take calls. These replaced his last set which broke and we wanted a better quality headset. These are incredibly comfortable and he said he can hear callers clearly now and that they do not hear any background noise. We are very happy with the purchase and product.

It's a solid headset. Fairly comfortable (although the clamping is a bit much, and I have a small head), great sound quality, and useful controls. The mic is okay and blocks out sound as advertised. However, one ear on the headset went out after about 4 months, and the other ear went out a month later. It seems to be a problem with the cord, but since the cord isn't detachable, I can't fix it or replace it easily. I've used a few headsets now (I'm a teacher online). Maybe you'll have better luck with this one than I did, but overall I'm quite disappointed. I spent a hefty amount of money on this only for it to start breaking down after 4 months. For reference, my favorite headset that I've tried is the Nulaxy computer headset. I've had three of them, and they lasted about 4-6 months each on average. However, they only cost $20-25, so it's no problem. Also, my students say that I sound better and clearer with the Nulaxy headset than with this one! I'm honestly not sure why these cost $100 more. Totally not worth it for me. I wanted to get a headset that would last a long time because I felt bad about throwing a pair out every few months. Well, so much for that.

I’ve had this headset since January 2022, and overall it delivers clear audio both ways, a slim profile that’s great for travel, and intuitive controls for volume, mute, and calls. I do wish the earpieces could twist to lay flatter for packing, though. I’d honestly love this headset if not for the cord. The material wrapping it is fragile and frays way too easily. I’ve had to shrink-wrap it multiple times even though I just hang it up at home and once a quarter, place it in a roomy laptop bag.

this headset checks all the boxes for a meeting-focused headset. in short: if you're on a lot of virtual meetings in an open (or otherwise noisy) workspace, get this. the positives: light, but seemingly robust construction. good comfort level for my 7-3/8" hat-size, for whatever that's worth. sidetone sidetone sidetone. this is such a critical feature for feeling "tuned in" to your speaking presence. settings (like EQ and sidetone) are stored on the headset itself. so if you're in an environment like mine that doesn't let you install vendor apps all willy-nilly, you can download the app on a personal machine to change your settings, and they'll remain in place if using the headset on another machine. note: the logi tune android (and possibly iphone) app is completely useless for setup and options. it asks you to pair your (what it assumes is a wireless) headset, and doesn't give you an option to bypass this step. get the desktop version instead. very good mic attenuation from background noise/voices. this is a big point that many headset users in corporate environments have not appreciated. huge drivers, over-the-ear cushions, and even active noise cancellation... these make little difference if the microphone design doesn't attenuate background noise in these new "collaborative workspaces" we're in. even if a headset sounds isolated to you, this may mean nothing to your colleagues if all the noise around you is being transmitted to them. on a related note, the on-ear construction of this headset does a better job of passive noise cancellation than many over-ear headsets i've owned. so don't be dissuaded into thinking that on-ear construction will provide worse isolation than bigger, bulkier over-ear designs. cons/neutrals: the cable, while very nicely fabric-coated, is incredibly noisy. it's almost like there's an amplifier where the cable attaches to the headset. thankfully, the provided "lapel clip" prevents a lot of cable movement, at least if you're relatively stationary at your workstation. definitely utilize it. the inline controller is well-built, responsive, and generally a nice touch. but since i am not a "stand and pace" kind of worker, and this is a wired headset, it's not really a burden to adjust controls on my machine instead of using the controller.

As a newly remote worker, I am still trying to find the best office set up for the work I do. It's taken a couple of tries to finally find a headset for my internet phone connection that allowed me to hear, allowed the clients to hear me without my having to shout, and kept background noise to any absolute minimum. My only deduction for this model is for comfort. The ear pads are soft but do get a little warm when wearing for hours on end. They also seem a little tight on the head for long periods. However, this is a minor nuisance for a headset that works well and saves my voice. Recommended.

Not impressed. Switch construction is poor for such an expensive headset. The plastic surface of the switch started "imploding" or sinking / deteriorating almost immediately. I returned it and instead purchased the Logitech H390 (cheaper model). Very happy with the H390 - headphone sound, microphone volume & clarity, and noise rejection are equal or better on the H390 model than on the Logitech Zone at 1/3 the price. The only positive thing I can say about the Zone is that it "looks cool". I can't recommend it. I'll take function, reasonable comfort and reliability over looks and cachet any day.

These where very nice while they lasted. they quiet the sound from the mic so other people here your voice without the background noises. The left ear has a loose connection and the sound turns off and on and they are unusable. Lot of money to spend on something that ultimately will get thrown out.