Logitech Zone Wireless Bluetooth Headset - Black

logitech zone wireless bluetooth headset black

Logitech Zone Wireless Bluetooth Headset - Black

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SUPPORT WORK FROM ANYWHERE WITH SYNC: Whether employees are in the office, at home, or somewhere else, Sync device management software helps everyone stay connected by letting you ensure their Logitech video collaboration personal devices are being used and up to date.
Connects to Multiple Devices simultaneously - Wirelessly connect to your computer, tablet, and smartphone simultaneously and seamlessly switch between connected devices with a wireless range of up to 30m (100’)
Active noise cancellation (ANC) - Substantially reduces unwanted ambient sound
Great for Music and Talking - Expertly tuned audio with a noise-canceling microphone
Simple Controls - On ear controls for volume, play/pause music, start and end calls, activate/mute the microphone, plus button controls for power, active noise cancellation, and wireless Bluetooth pairing
Qi wireless charging enabled - Charge via Qi wireless charger or the included USB cable
Full Control with Loge Tune App - Headset controls on your smartphone or tablet screen
Compatible with common calling applications across almost all platforms and operating systems - Simply plug and play (or talk)

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Brand : Logitech
Category : Electronics,Headphones, Earbuds & Accessories,Headphones & Earbuds,On-Ear Headphones
Rating : 4
Price : US $249.99
Review Count : 312
SalesRank : 0

logitech zone wireless bluetooth headset black

Logitech Zone Wireless Bluetooth Headset - Black

The Logitech Zone wireless headphones and mic work great! They work seamlessly with my PC and iPhone connected at the same time.I ordered these thinking that I would get the optimized for PC type, but could not find that in the description. Other sellers were displaying this option, but I could not find it with this seller. I took the plunge with this one to get it faster, and hoped for the best. Turns out, the Zone did arrive quickly, and surprise! - it is optimized for Mac OS.My home IT systems are a combination of Mac/Apple OS and PC-type, so I gave these headphones a try. They worked immediately upon plugging in to a power source and my PC computer. I did this with the included \"wired\" option because that is the simplest way to ensure first-time use success.I could not find a way to know the level of charge in the battery, so I left it wired into to the computer and went about exploring how to use this new gear. It worked great with Webex. There was nothing special I had to do, just select the Zone in the sound and mic settings, per usual.I switched to Wi-Fi, using the provided dongle. Piece of cake. And now, I hear a friendly voice telling me I have ten hours of battery life. I was particularly interested in getting software for my current main computer, which is a PC. What I found was the Logi Tune app for computer. If you have this app on your computer, it will walk you through turning on the Zone. Logitech makes these headphones so plug and play that most people probably won\'t need the desktop app.There is an early setup option for zoom, google, and microsoft teams. It is kind of silly because they are just videos on how to choose the settings.Next step was to connect this to my mobile phone- and iPhone 7S+. The Bluetooth pairing was fast and easy. I downloaded the app for iPhone and it provides more in the way of tailoring your experience. Connecting my mobile to the Zone is helpful for productivity if I am alternating between online meetings and phone calls. The mic mute is very nice, there is a subtle bump feeling, and then the nice lady tells you \"mute on\" or \"mute off\".If you want to mainly use these for music listening, there are settings for that. It seems like the only way you get the equalizer tools are in the phone app. In the PC setup, I saw a place to choose whether the headphones would be used for music or for voice, so I chose the latter. The equalizer app on the phone works fine with music played from my phone.To switch to my PC music, using Groove Music, I just pause the iPhone music and play the PC. The equalizer settings I set on my phone work on whatever music source, and the way I set it for LIszt on my phone works well with Hector Acosta on my PC. The bass boost option is nice, too.I wore the headphones all around the house and haven\'t found a place where it dropped the music connection with my phone. This was unexpected.I\'ve worn lots of headphones and these are comfortable on my head and my ears. They don\'t get tangled in my hair. They don\'t smell like cheap rubber. They are pleasant to wear.The Zone wireless is an excellent purchase and I recommend it to others.
Worked great with iPhone and PC for about 20 months. Microphone failed, audio still works. Will follow up if Logitech helps resolve this issue. UPDATE: Logitech customer service has been great. They are sending a new headset. Updating rating from 1 to 4 stars to reflect good communication and customer care.
Great electronics, quality feel, with nice ear cushion. However after about an hour of meetings they hurt my ears from being too tight. If I had a smaller head (I wear US size 7 1/4 men\'s hat) they likely would have rated 5 stars. I have made them more comfortable by slowly trying to stretch out the band, but they are still tight enough to hurt. I have had issues with other headsets getting locked in mute mode when using Google Meet, but these integrate flawlessly. I was really hoping that these were my solution.
Summary: I paid $175 for this, and $202 for the \"Jabra Evolve 75 Stereo MS, Charging Stand & Link 370\". The Jabra is WAAAY worth the extra $27. Maybe this Logitec Zone Wireless is just defective, but I\'m not willing to go through the exchange phassle to find out. Returning today -- the day after I got it.I use a headset on my laptop, for work calls and making some presentation recordings. I have a $50-ish Logitech wired headset that is a few years old and awesome, but the headband is breaking. I had high hopes for this Logitech Zone Wireless headset, but am disappointed. It is comfy and the headphone sound is good enough, but the microphone is too quiet and pingy(?). I expected decent mic volume and quality for this price. Darn.The Good:Speaker: The speaker sound quality seems pretty good.Comfort: Feels really comfortable on the head and ears once I adjust the headband length.The Bad:Microphone Volume: The microphone is way too quiet. This seems to be mainly because the microphone boom is too short(?), so the microphone tip is too far away from my mouth to completely pick up my voice. When I talk closer to the tip of the mic (by taking the headset off), the volume is higher, but that\'s hardly a solution.Microphone Sound: When I talk closer to the tip of the mic, as explained above, my voice seems to have electronic pings every few words. Maybe this is due to the the mic sensitivity being at 100% (which I can\'t lower, because as I said, the mic is way too quiet to begin with) and I am talking straight into it? But that\'s the only way to get the volume high enough.ANC: The ANC doesn\'t do much, if anything at all, for me. When it\'s on, I can hear the static white noise. But the sound of my own typing and clicking is just about the same with ANC on or off. I basically can either hear the hum of my computer and external hard drive (ANC off), or the hum of white noise (ANC on). It\'s pretty much a wash.No Manual: Basic instructions on underside of box lid, and a URL to online instructions.The Unknown, because I\'m returning this after only 1.5 hours of usage, just testing/fiddling with the mic volume:Battery Life, connection to phones, connection to 2 devices simultaneously, controls, etc.