LogitechH390 Gaming Headphones, Wired Headphones with Mic, USB Headset with Microphone for PC, Noise Cancelling Microphone for Video Meetings, Music, Gaming - Black

This has been the best headset I've owned through the last 10 years. I've bought 3 of these already - plastic breaks, things happen, not the headset's fault, but the fact that I've rebought this exact model each time should say something.I also own the Logitech H570, which is $20 more expensive, and the H390 is better. I have a RAZR headset with massive headphones....still prefer my H390 for 95% of use-cases. In fact, I only use my big RAZR when I want to sit and actually want to listen to music. Otherwise, I use the 390 for home office work, Teams meetings, and to join my Discord-based D&D games. I've bought a number of other headsets throughout the years, just to ensure that I've got the best, and nothing really beats the H390.Strong, strong, strong recommend here.

It does the job. It’s simple and easy to use and does not use a battery, just a simple USB connection. The button allows you to mute and unmute the mic with compatible programs. The mic can be adjusted and raised to “disconnect” and just use the headphones. This is a simple design with average size that doesn’t feel too heavy on the head even for long periods of use. I have found the durability to be as expected, it does not feel flimsy. If you just need a headset for work this will do just fine, and it will also work well with discord or gaming.

Audio’s solid, great noise-canceling mic and easy plug-and-play setup.But here’s the part Amazon forgot to mention! The mic is fixed to the left side ONLY. If the USB port you need to use is on the right, expect an awkward cord draped across your body or desk. I later saw other retailers had left side mic only in their description. Maybe Amazon’s AI skipped it, probably too busy trying to solve world peace or alphabetize snack foods. Anyway, it’s a decent headset.

Bought a pair of these at the start of the pandemic for DH who started working from home. 5 years later, while they still functioned fine, the padded material in contact with the ear was cracking and peeling from his daily use for business and leisure use at the computer. Naturally, DH insisted on re-ordering the exact same product!

I really like these but they are tight on the ears. They are very clear and the microphone seems to work very well. My only issue is, and this is totally a me thing, I forget to clip the volume/mute control to my shirt so I am constantly hitting the volume (and sometime I actually end up muting myself).

When I began teaching online the fall of 2018, I bought my first pair of these headphones. I taught every morning for 4 hours and Friday and Saturday night for 4 - 6 hours. So these were well used. Currently, my son is still using them.I bought a back up pair in early 2020 and they stayed in the package for another year before my son needed an emergency pair and I gave the old ones and wore the new ones.The mic arm on that pair has always been tight and awkward ... and sometimes it gets stuck and I have to wiggle the base a bit to get it to turn.So I wanted to upgrade and purchased two on the more expensive Logitech headsets .. that cover your entire ear.So, I'm nearly blind and rely on my sense of sound to compensate for what I cannot see. I was unprepared for the sense of unbalance with the full ear cover set. And I could not hear myself. And I had to keep reaching up to pull them away from my ears to let the air pressure equalize.I have one bright child, Anna, who only lasted 15 minutes with the new set before begging me to put on the old ones. (I can't hear you with that one .. it just sounds so different.) We also tried the bluetooth set, and said the same thing. I began asking my other students ... every one of them wanted me to use my old headphones. Although one said the bright color was "disturbing" after seeing the black ones for 3 years.With their urging, I bought a third pair of these. Not so comfortable at times, especially at the beginning, but they do loosen up over time.There is a volume / mute button on the cord that ONLY affects the volume ... and it is super easy to run my hand down the side to adjust volume with each student and to mute myself for a cough or to talk to my kids for a second.Some kids claim that they can hear everything going on around me, and others don't notice it. Only a few of my students use headphones or earbuds.I'm still teaching my same schedule here as 2023 progresses. And still wearing the same headphones.June 2024 ... I finally had to retire the last pair of headphones, as the wires were become exposed. So, a year and a half after purchase, I pulled the 3rd pair out of their box. And I wish I could send them back. These are nowhere near the quality of the last two pair. How disappointed I am! The size adjustments keep sliding out, so the ears sag as I'm teaching. The feel of the plastic is much cheaper. I can hear the slide of the plastic when I adjust the mic up or down. These are horrible - but I'm stuck with them. Also, there is a "burr" of plastic sticking out that scrapes my leg while I'm teaching .. on the mic adjustment. I'm not sure how long these will last, but it's not going to be the 3-4 years of the last two pair. These are horrible.

Soo I know a lot of people wonder if these are good and especially anyone who has children, I was super skeptical because I see bad reviews and good ones but recently I had the tecknet wireless headphones and my job caught on to that so I had to go with a wireless selection still canceling out the tv in the back and if my daughter come to me while I’m working even just being loud, I have to say these work soooo amazing she could be right by me by the mic and you can’t hear anything! If you have children and wfh these are for you!

I bought the Logitech H390 headset for a remote job and it’s pretty good overall. The sound quality is clear for meetings and the in-line controls make it easy to adjust volume or mute quickly. It’s also comfortable to wear for long shifts. However, the microphone isn’t truly noise cancelling — I tested it and background sounds still come through. For basic remote work, it does the job, but if you need professional-level noise isolation, this might not be enough.