Logitech3.5 mm Analog Stereo Headset H151 with Boom Microphone (981-000587)

Doesn't work. Too many complaints that voice sounds like it's coming from far away. Unfortunately can't return as I don't have the original packaging.Corrected Update: Had given 2 stars originally because of sound issues. Realised a few weeks later it had to do with not using the original connecting cord for my One Plus 6T. With the original cord it's working fine... Keeping review with my changed opinion instead of deleting just in case someone else has a similar problem.

(seeI updated review below)I needed a headset that could mute and unmute from a switch so I wouldn't have to do it on the laptop.This achieves that perfectly so I'm not too bothered about the rest.They're incredibly light weight and sit easy on the head and ears. I like that it's not a snug fit because I don't feel like I'm living with my headset glued to my head all day.Also helps me realise when I'm shouting instead of speaking 😆.I've been using them for 2 days now and so far, so good.I'll update in case anything changes.UPDATE AFTER 3 MONTHS OF USE:Pretty bad headset. Half the time, people tell me they can't hear me. The only good things about these are the long cable and the mute/unmute switch on the cable.These are manageable but not at that price of 1.2k

Burn your money if you want to waste it but never buy this product.

please do not buy.. ended up spoilling my phone's mic.. now i have to use another earphone to talk on my phone...

You will have to speak louder

These are exactly what I wanted. They're just a headset that uses a flat pad, not donut style, just a really thin sponge that covers the entire speaker housing at the same thickness. These would not be good for environment noise cancilation for the wearer, which is actually a good thing, too many manufacturers have gone to these donut style closed back cup things that sound poorer and block out environmental sounds while being uncomfortable or totally unusable for hearing aid wearers like myself.Flat pads like these have are usable for behind the ear hearing aids, and they have a ball joint that allows the pad to swivel so the front part rests on the back of the ear and the hearing aid, and the back part on the sides of the head. This works even if you wear them backward so you can get the microphone on the other side.They feel sturdy, but remain light weight. The rotation of the boom microphone is smooth and there is no creaking. The microphone is on the outside of the headband, and not tucked away like the  Logitech H540 981-000510 USB Headset  or  Logitech H800 Wireless Headset for PC, Tablets and Smartphones, Bluetooth Headphones with Mic ters of an inch before it becomes flexible, sturdy looking yet not overly rigid cable that manages to have a minimal diameter.Now for the downers.1. The speakers aren't absolutely amazing. My  Panasonic On-Ear Stereo Headphones RP-HT21 (Black & Silver) Lightweight and Comfortable, Powerful Bass,Silver  have a nicer sound, but the Logitech h151 was not entirely unacceptable. It seems somewhat flat, I liked the mids, didn't find the highs overwhelming, but noticed some lacking bass.2. the microphone on my h151 is extremely quiet. I have to turn the sound card on my Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro laptop all the way up, and then move the boost to 100 percent besides. Then the people I talk to say that I'm so thin they can hardly understand me, I'm quiet, and I have a very loud hiss.Sometimes wearing headsets on the back of the ear like I do for my hearing aids means that the boom stops too far from my mouth. So I experimented by putting these on my ears the right way, which did get the boom closer to my pie hole, but it didn't improve how I sounded enough to make my fellows change their mind about it. So I've been unable to use this headset for what I wanted, a headset with a microphone yet had a single 3.5mm jack, and used flat non donut style speaker pads. Logitech H540 981-000510 USB HeadsetLogitech H800 Wireless Headset for PC, Tablets and Smartphones, Bluetooth Headphones with MicPanasonic On-Ear Stereo Headphones RP-HT21 (Black & Silver) Lightweight and Comfortable, Powerful Bass,Silver

These are great while they work. But one day, for no reason, the mic switch will suddenly cut off and never come back on. Turning it off and on did nothing. It lasts two or three months and goes in the trash, and the worst part is, all these headsets in this price range seem to be like that, no matter what brand you buy. It's all made in the PRC; that's the problem. I am sick of cheap Chinese-made goods. I don't want more product choices, I just want nicer, better quality things! Manufacturers need to understand their customers, and do the needed level of quality control in their product components and designs. Whatever factory/supplier they are using isn't up to the job.

My iPhone screen locks down after a few minutes so that I'm unable to mute or unmute my call from the keyboard without entering a password or activating by Touch ID. When I want to unmute to answer a question on a phone call, this delay is a problem. This headset has an easy to operate mute/volume control button on the cord which is always accessible. Voila, problem solved.The headset is comfortable and the sound clarity is very good, today. And you can't beat the price.

Telecommuting from home since March. Having use the H111 headset for several months, the H151 is a bit louder and comes with volume/mute options. I should have bought this originally as it works much better taking calls from home.

To use with a computer I had to buy a [Y] splitter' I did a google search and found one for $3.95 with free shipping. It would be more practical to include a [Y] splitter than two USB extensions