Why I buy this one ?
- Padded headband and ear pads
- Rotating, noice-canceling microphone
- Convenient inline volume and mute controls
- Advanced digital USB
- Compatible with Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Mac OS X

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What our customer's say!

"Good USB headset", I use this headset when making camtasia videos and can't complain.
The recording is clear, no pops or hisses. If I need to do a narration to fix something the sound quality is the same as the precious recording which is real nice.

People complain about the mike not being adjustable besides up and down- but this would be a problem with making consistant recordings. Its actually better for it not to be in my opinion.

"Love this.", This product is my first attempt at having headphones on my computer. I'm now on Skype and needed something to be able to hear my clients. I LOVE THIS PRODUCT. Sound is great..and I have hearing issues, and they are comfortable to wear. Great product for the price.

"Mic broken after 60 days of use", It was a decent head set, quality sound for the price, but unfortunately the design is junk.
You can buy one for half the price and get th same results.
The mic became distorted and made terrible crackling sounds when moving it to and away from my mouth,
then stopped functioning altogether after 2 months.I'll take it apart and fiddle with the wires, but I didn't pay Logitech to fix their design flaws.




"works easily and perfectly", This product worked perfectly after installation. The sound is good and clear and it is easy to change the volume.

"Quality headset", I'm not often fully satisfied with a product, but this headset is pretty good. It sits comfortably on your head, the microphone sound quality is clear and crisp in online games, and the cord has plenty of slack. It's easy to install, you pretty much just plug it in and it works. I have noticed you have to have it plugged in before you start an application in order for it to work. Same with unplugging it before you start another application you want to listen to on your speakers. It's not a big deal once you're used to the fact. I have a big head and it sits comfortably for long periods of time. Your ears get a little warm, but not much, especially compared to other full ear-muff headphones.

I will say the downside with the cable slack is that you end up sort of wadding the cable up in your lap, since the cable is heavy enough that you don't just want it dangling from your head. The in-line mute button has a clip on the back of it, presumably to solve this problem, but where are you supposed to clip that? I doubt most people sit at their home computer in a button down shirt most of the time. It's a small nuisance, but it's really the only drawback I've experienced with the device. The overall design would be better with a lighter, thinner cable with the in-line volume control removed. It's such a marginal feature there's no reason to include it at the cost of increasing cable weight.

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"Excellent purchase", This is a great quality product. When I started using it all the people I connected with over the Internet asked me about the actual difference in reception (for the good) and many of them eventually purchased the same product as I did.

"Easily broken", The headset is comfortable, and the sound quality is acceptable. Unfortunately, this product is simply not sturdy. The USB plug came apart the second time I unplugged it, even though I was being gentle. Then, when I accidentally knocked the headset off my 30" desk onto a carpeted floor, the earpiece popped off. I gave up after trying 15 minutes to reattach it. I've never seen such cheap construction in a piece of electronics costing more than $10.

"Exact opposite of its name", I purchased these because my old headset finally gave up the ghost.They can be described in one word...Uncomfortable.

My ears and the top of my head (exactly where the "padding" is) becomes sore after a few minutes of use.I wear a headset long hours at a time,so image how painful these are.

Sound quality is good,heck everything else about them is good to very good.So if you want something you only wear for short periods these are for you.Everyone else find something better.

"Perfect for podcasts, listening to music, internet telephone", I love the Logictech ClearChat headset. The ear pieces are nicely padded, with excellent noise canceling sound. The rigid microphone boom can be lowered or raised, according to whether you want to record/talk or just listen. They work equally well with both Windows and Mac OS X machines, with no driver software required. Because they connect using a USB source, they are strictly for computers, however, and cannot be used with stereo systems or iPods.

Within minutes of opening the box and plugging the connection into a USB slot, I was able to create a high-quality podcast on my Mac using Garage Band, part of the Apple iLife '08 suite. (To hear the sound quality of the podcast, email me or go to my Amazon Connect page on my profile.) My Mac immediately identified the headset as a possible input/output device, although I had to manually change the previous settings to use it. The mute button, located halfway down the cord, works instantly, without any clicks, although it's not always easy to tell whether the blinking red light means the mike is muted (it does) or whether it should be a steady red light.

The sound quality is excellent, although obviously the source and medium can limit the quality. Just as important, the headset is extremely comfortable; I was able to wear the ClearChat for hours without any fatigue or discomfort. The wire leading from the headset to the mute button seems like it might be fragile, so people who walk around while wearing their headsets might encounter problems. All in all, the Logitech ClearChat is an excellent value.

"Worst headphones ever bought", Don't be fooled by the label "ClearChat" - this headset is everything but clearchat...
Although there is nothing wrong with the sound quality of the earphones, the microphone is horrible! I use it to talk with my family in my home country and the problem with this model is that whenever I'm not actually speaking into the microphone, it creates a loud and annoying, constant noise on the listener's side, which makes it extremely difficult to communicate. I had to repeat almost everything I say. So in the end I had to return to my old headphones (also Logitech) of which only the right earpiece is still working. At least the microphone is still working well.