D & H Distributing Co PC Headset with Microphone

Not as comfortable as the Sennheiser PX100s that I got. But, there are a few great things about this head set. The cord is very long! which is essential to reach the connections on the back of the computer. There is an onboard volume adjustment, and an on-off switch for the mic, which I think are nice to have.Now, back to the issue of comfort. When worn directly on the ears, I have found these to be very uncomfortable, like others. The band is too small for my head, and presses the cups onto my ears, which quickly causes discomfort. TIP: I found that wearing the phones lower helped. I have the tops of me ears sticking out, and the phones press onto the center (and below) of my ear, rather than the rim.EDIT: Ok, here is another solution for the comfort problem: tear off all the standard issue padding (the fake leather junk and foam), grab a few cotton balls, and stick them in there instead. Careful, there maybe no returning, but I don't care. The cotton is allot more comfortable.

I was surprised at how good this headset sounded after I received them. For the price I was sure they would suck, but they did not. The audio playback quality is a bit muddy at first, but then after a while of using them I compared them to my older headphones and found they had much better sensitivty and low end response. The audio still doesn't seem as accurate but it is an improvement.Comfort wise the headsets suck at first. After a few hours of usage I got used to them, though I still think they could do with more padding (textured too to avoid slipage).Recording quality was mediocre to low. I had to turn the mic recording volume all the way up AND use the gain boost function to get a loud test recording. In counter-strike the voice comes back a bit crackly and I'm wondering if it is because I had to turn up the boost so much or because the mic sucks. Still though the other gamers on the receiving end say they can understand me just fine.

You get what you pay for, and you're getting what you pay for with this headset, which by the way only has a noise canceling microphone, not the headphones. Anyways, the padding on the phones isn't great, but it is fine for a couple of hours. While I wouldn't buy these exclusively for music listening, they do fine for talking to people or listening to music casually. For all of the people complaining about the microphone sound levels you need to look under your sound properties in the control panel, and under voice and the microphone control there is an 'advanced' tab which has a check box for a +20dB sound boost. I've been talking to my friend over the internet for a several days now without any problems, he can hear me fine.SO is this the best headset on the market? NO, but its a really great one for $13.

Hello, Amazon best buy shoppers. I would like to give you a short review on the Logitech Premium Stereo Headset. The Logitech Premium Stereo Headset is excellent, especially for the price.The sound quality is stupendous but with the lack of comfort. I find this headset is good comfort for up to 1 hour wearing time, so with that in mind, this is not a gaming headset for those hardcore gamers that love to play 3 hours+. Beside the point of comfort, the Mic is especially superior to those other headsets that have static and background noise when you talk. With the Logitech Premium Stereo Headset, there was virtually little to no static at all with the (Mic and HeadPhones). Overall reviewQuality of the Headset: 5 of 5Comfort: 3 of 5Ease of Use: 5 of 5Affordability: 5 of 5Design: 4 of 5

The sound clarity of these headphone is GREAT, and the price is very reasonable! They are very clear, and you do not get the crackling you sometimes get in headphones when you turn the volume up - this might be do to the volume limit on the headphones. I like the fact that you can adjust the volume on the headseat instead of always having to go to your computer, however they could have a better design for the control of the volume. Another annoying thing is the two lines, they do not divide far enough apart, I don't have a microphone input on the front of my PC, and I want to plug the headphones in the front of my speakers or PC, instead I am forced to unplug my speakers to hook these up if I want to use the microphone and headseat for chat.

I use this mainly for gaming and it does its job more or less. The sound is decent, depending on your sound card of course. It even has a control for the volume. The microphone picks up pretty well in terms of sensitivity. Overall the quality is great. The only problem I noticed with it is the volume control. If you're the type to change it back and forth, you will notice that you might lose sound from one ear until you move it around again to find that sweet spot (even though it's the same spot where it lost sound for one ear).The first one I bought had the same problem but it was a lot worse. Moving the slider around didn't bring the sound back for one side (randomly). This one does the same thing but works when I swivel it around.