Logitech H111 Wired Headset, Stereo Headphones with Noise-Cancelling Microphone, 3.5 mm Audio Jack, PC/Mac/Laptop/Smartphone/Tablet - Black

Bought a pair for the office 6 years ago, and one for the home office 5 years ago. The little ear pads had to be replaced, but other than that, 100% reliable. Good sound on the headphones, and my home office is literally 25ft from the train tracks, and my co-workers never hear the train. I've asked repeatedly. This plus a 10ft audio extension cord lets me wander around the office, and I never have technical headaches. Meanwhile hardly a week goes by when I don't have one of my coworkers have problems with the Windows bluetooth connection.My only complaint is that if you have to wear them for more than an hour or two, they become fatiguing. If you're going to use them all day, a more comfortable design would be worth the investment.

First time tried on an HP pavilion Windows 10 works great!. Perfect old school TRRS plug. I think the TRRS routed sounds are better than the USB ones.I'm an adult. Using for practice with band and practice recording. Headset adjusts up and down both sides. No adjustment across head (ear to ear). Comfortable enough for a while as the ear pads are thin foam. Not overly padded, but easy to replace or add more foam. I like foam because I like to hear what's sneaking up on me, or if someone yells FIRE!Sounds fine. Not fantastic or loud without volume setting turned up, but fine for my use. If they get lost or damaged these won't break the bank.Microphone picks up very well. Nice sound with plenty of sensitivity for practice. You could gig with it, if a headset is your thing. You may need adaptors for band equipment use. The microphone boom is a little short for me, but it does hold a bend for shaping so you can get it close enough to pick-up well. Surprisingly clear mic.If using on Windows make sure you have microphone ON in the 'Privacy' settings, and then in the 'Sound' settings make sure you have both the output and input choices set to use the TRRS plug rather than USB (or something else). Some old machines will bleed across these circuits but sounds and picks up terribly. If not sure, try the different choices the drop downs offer you until it works better. If you are having problems hearing output or the microphone, most likely it is these two settings that need to be adjusted.Hope this helps.

These headphones are very good for the value. I can hear perfectly fine, and the mic is easy to use. The only thing that I do not like is the fact that it doesn't seem to have a mute button which means I have to manually mute myself and that can become frustrating depending on what I am doing.However the headphones as I said are comfortable to wear for long period of times, and are light weight compared to other headphones that are far more expensive.

It met all my expectations.

I bought them to replace my H110's that had broken because the wire coming out of the left earphone had gotten wonky and I could only hear on one side. So to hopefully avoid that I carefully taped my new H111's so that the wire near the ear wouldn't be able to move around. So after using these for a few months, lo and behold my new pair of H111's are now broken because the wire near the connector had gotten wonky now instead.As far as performance when they aren't broken, I would say for the price pretty decent. The stereo sound isn't bad at all, and the mic isn't bad either. I do Let's Plays with them because I'm too cheap to buy anything nicer, and sure the sound quality you produce isn't going to make you jump for joy. But it's really not all that bad, especially when put back to back against microphones in a comparable price range. Honestly, for this price these are probably the best headset you can get. But like I said...just wish they didn't keep breaking. I hate that I'm on my third pair in a little over a year.But the ultimate main reason I stay with this brand is because they're the only cheap headset I can ever find that go over the top of my ear instead of around my ear. It makes a HUGE different to me, because stuffing my ears into little holes in new style headphones makes them ache after about 20 minutes. But these I can wear literally all day, every day with no problems.

These work really well and cancel out a lot more noise than I expected. Would recommend.

Folks, this headset is a solid build, with crystal clear audio, a compact size, and inexpensive price. It’s perfect for the WFH crowd who video-call often. The black color is ideal and discreet too (compared to my prior wired white iPhone set). I wanted something discreet, clear sound, and inexpensive, and this is a perfect match. Small note, the foam ear cushions do ‘warm’ my ears which was unexpected—but in no way diminishes the use, value, or functionality. I read other reviews about build quality and honestly do not have any issue there. If you don’t use this as a frisbee, you’ll be happy! Good luck, Mark in NY

PROSThese are very inexpensive. The mic does a phenomenal job at not picking up other sounds other than me. My dog has barked next to me and my coworkers don't hear him!CONSThe cushion for the mic does slip off easily. I lost it once and bought a box much of replacements for just a few dollars. The ear pads are starting to tear a little. I wear these every day, so I'm not surprised. I've bought some replacement pads.