The only photo
available, conveniently, doesn't show the jacks, and this is a problem
as they won't fit most computers unless they are old models where these
2 jacks were the standard. This being the case, you'll need to buy an adapter to fit it in. This being the case, the item ends being expensive
for what it is - an average home-use headset. Also, the cable is a
nuisance, as it is too long for a laptop. It might be good for a desktop
computer, though.
You cannot control the volume via the headset cable but through the computer sound.
Quality of recorded sound is OK with regards to the recorded sound per se, but due to having to use an USB adapter there is background zoom noise that ruins a professional recording. Quality of sound when listening to a video-clip or watching a movie in my laptop is decent.
The headset is a bit tight on the head even for small heads like mine.
I am a fan of Logitech, but this model is prehistoric and not worth the money.
You cannot control the volume via the headset cable but through the computer sound.
Quality of recorded sound is OK with regards to the recorded sound per se, but due to having to use an USB adapter there is background zoom noise that ruins a professional recording. Quality of sound when listening to a video-clip or watching a movie in my laptop is decent.
The headset is a bit tight on the head even for small heads like mine.
I am a fan of Logitech, but this model is prehistoric and not worth the money.
