Review on 🎧 Top-Quality Logitech Zone Wireless Plus Bluetooth Headset: Enhancing Connectivity & Sound Performance by Russ Mashlan

I have used the Logitech H800 before which was a good headset but the range wasn't that good. The last time I used the Jabra Pro 9470 it worked great at home, but I needed a more portable headset when I was on the go. The Logitech Zone Wireless Plus looked like a great option, so I decided to give it a try. Pros: The battery life is acceptable for all-day use, and it doesn't last long at all if you just need a quick charge. The battery never drained in a day of use. I liked that I could use a dongle to charge the headset, pair the My Logitech mouse with the trackball and keyboard. I also liked that in the program it was possible to adjust the volume of the microphone in the headphones during a call (self-adhesive). I don't think I've ever seen that in any software. Finally, I liked that the boom releases when moving up. The sound quality was fine. However, sometimes you may accidentally click here or leave a review while using it. The active noise cancellation was ok, but could have been better in my opinion. BadNow Logitech advertises them as the most comfortable headsets and did all this research etc. However, they are not comfortable after an hour of use. The headphone parts don't articulate enough for the angle of the ears though! If only they made a metal arm out of the pivoting/pivoting earbuds, it would be much more comfortable to wear them for a long time! So the buyer is wary of the level of comfort. Edit: Sound quality update: I replaced the Logitech Zone Wireless with the Jabra Evolve2 65. Although this headset doesn't have active noise cancellation, the sound quality when using music is much better than Logitech's. I also didn't notice any feedback noise when pressing. I would argue that the Logitech sound quality should be better than a headset at this price point. Sound quality update: I replaced the Logitech Zone Wireless with the Jabra Evolve2 65. Although this headset doesn't have active noise cancellation, the sound quality when using music is much better than Logitech's. I also didn't notice any feedback noise when pressing. I would argue that the Logitech sound quality should be better than a headset at this price point. Sound quality update: I replaced the Logitech Zone Wireless with the Jabra Evolve2 65. Although this headset doesn't have active noise cancellation, the sound quality when using music is much better than Logitech's. I also didn't notice any feedback noise when pressing. I would argue that the Logitech sound quality should be better than a headset at this price point.