Logitech H330 USB HeadsetCarbon Neutral Certified by SCS Global Services

I purchased this headset for gaming, VoIP, music, and watching movies. These headphones are just fantastic. The mic quality is superb. When speaking over VoIP, the voice comes out crystal clear and I do not need to speak very loud for the listener to hear me. Listening to music on these is great.When I was shopping for a headset, I was paying careful attention to simplicity; this headphones does not have a controller on the wire and it only has a single wire. They are also lightweight and comfortable to wear for hours at a time.I would highly recommend this pair of headphones to anyone who is looking for a simple, high quality headset. You cannot go wrong with these at this price!

I bought this to replace a failing headset for use with Ventrilo to communicate with teammates while gaming.The biggest positive is that it has no inline controls. That may sound like a negative, but my last two headsets had those controls and that was always the point of failure when the sound started going out. Had to jiggle the cord around to get sound back.I plugged it in one of the front USB ports on my computer and Windows 7 recognized it right away and installed the drivers. Then I just followed the short instructions to configure it in the Windows Sound control panel and that was it.Windows 7 automatically mutes my external speakers and routes the sound through the headset as soon as it is plugged in, and returns the sound to the speakers when the headset is unplugged.The sound quality on this headset is better than I expected from such a lightweight unit. And the voice is crystal clear according to my teammates, who had accused me of living in a tin can when I spoke using my previous headset.About the only downside I can list for this is that the headset is not reversible. The boom mic must always be on the right hand side, as it only has a 45 degree range of movement. It can only move in one direction when in the full upright position. So you are out of luck if you want to use the mic on the left.

the H330 headset is simple of use and affordable ,pros: plug and play makes it easy to install and simple to use.microphone does a great job strong enough for others to hear you even if it is nowhere near your mouth.lightweight makes it feel as if its not even worn and speakers are strong.cons: the shape of the headphones means that you have to adjust where you wear them and no volume control.only major problem is that im an avid gamer and during gameplay it would cut-off in a loud static and freezeup the game, but in shockvoice it works great.

I have win7 and bought these thinking they would be good for computer gaming. Boy was I wrong!First of all there are no drivers and no driver support for these. Windows 7 automatically configures your driver (read: you'll only ever see vanilla drivers). So good luck if you have a problem like I have.Secondly the headset shows up as "Speakers" in your sound panel. This may be the main problem, if they were recognized as headphones then maybe they would work as advertised. As a side effect of this most games will think you have a speaker setup.Most importantly (for me) when I load up any game the sound is completely backwards. Left is right and right is left ... which renders the microphone useless as well since you will be wearing these backwards!Overall the experience is completely broken.

I purchased this headset to use with Rosetta Stone on a Mac.It works just fine in Garage Band but I could not get it towork with Rosetta Stone. Then I went to the Rosetta Stonesupport website and found that that have a note there sayingthat Rosetta does not work with USB headsets from Logitechbut work fine with Cyber Acoustics. I subsequently purchaseda Cyber Acoustics headset and it works just fine.Surprisingly this has been known for a long time (2006 on Logitech Website)but Logitech has not released an updated driver and Rosetta has not fixedthis in their software.

Had this headset for over two years (Purchased in May, 2012) and another identical set before that for another 2-3 years. By far the best headset I have ever owned, the earpieces were not heavy, overly-noise cancelling so you couldn't hear yourself talk, and didn't make your head sweat. I had these on for at least 4 hours a day nonstop and they never quit once. Audio-in quality was excellent as well. Was used for recording, teamspeak, and just as regular headphones for watching videos.Finally broke them due to my own stupidity, and I see the price is incredibly high due to what I assume is the fact that Logitech no longer manufactures this specific model.R.I.P.

Very clear noise canceling headphones and mic . I had my first pair back in 2012. Lasted until 2020. Searched all over and found a brand new pair. Hopefully these will last just as long. Colleagues are always impressed on how clear I sound.

I bought this while waiting for a replacement wireless headset from Logitech to be mailed, and needed something for online chat, gaming, and work. I was specifically looking for a USB device instead of an audio jack at a fairly low price since it would only be a backup headset.The rotating adjustable boom isn't rickety or loose and is perfectly placed for receiving voice audio. There aren't any additional features such as a control on the wire itself.The ear pieces are made of foam and sit comfortably without smooshing my head (and my glasses) making my head ache, which is great. They are really lightweight.If you're looking for a solid USB headset with good audio and without any frills, this is a great choice.