Enhance Your Business Communications with Microsoft LifeChat LX-6000: Clear Stereo Sound, Plug and Play, Noise-Cancelling Microphone for Laptop/PC Review

They work well for a week, then they stop being detected in the usb port, you change the port, they work for another week and again they stop being detected. It's like a wire is loose somewhere. it's good that I have 3 usb inputs, 3 are detected normally, but the audibility has become terrible, the interlocutors complain that nothing is heard.

In general, not bad headphones, but Microsoft should think about the quality of this model. its LifeChft3000 receiver is made better and costs 2 times cheaper. Some pros: Clear sound. Comfort and no discomfort with 8 hours of use per day. Its cons: ear pads are made of low-quality leather substitute and even with careful use they will peel off after a couple of months. The headband for headphones above 3k positioning themselves as a Business product is too flimsy, after 2 years it cracked when…

All the time now departs the wire is not known where! Everything has already been dismantled 10 times. they either work or they don't.

Has some pros: Expectation to make everyday communication more productive Different cons: headphones (both pairs) arrived defective - had to issue a refund or their lifespan has expired, or they were stored in improper conditions, but the coating on the headphones crumbled into rubbish at the slightest touch

Got pros: Excellent sound quality when talking, good noise reduction, comfortable sitting, there is a microphone and volume control button. Different cons: Terrible quality leatherette, spread in two weeks. The rim had to be completely peeled off, I don’t touch the ear pads yet, I’m waiting for a replacement with Alishka. But with any touch, the "skin" crumbles

unfortunately there is no normal alternative for the same price and quality, you have to buy these. Microsoft changed the broken headsets without question, they have this problem with the temples. Very similar but cheaper in workmanship and price Jabra Voice 150 PC Duo which also work well with MS Lync Has pros: Good sound, comfortable on the head. Works great with MS Lync. Got cons: More than 70 pieces are used in the company, of which about 10 have already broken in the area of ​​the bow.…

Apparently, it's time to part with them. It's a pity. However, I think that they served me well and the purchase was justified. I'm considering buying one, but haven't decided yet. Price is high compared to competitors. Pros: They served faithfully for four and a half years. Used in conference calls, mainly Skype, Go2Meeting, WebEx. Well, for all other needs - music, YouTube, etc. He kept it on his head almost all day with short breaks. There were almost no inconveniences at all, with rare…

We did not find any reviews or reviews, so I bought at my own peril and risk. As a result, while extremely satisfied with the purchase. Very high quality product. The sound is great, convenient, comfortable. Convenient integration with Lync installed at work. Immediately after the purchase, do not forget to go to Control Panel -> Sound and select headphones as the default device. So that the sound is always output to them.

We use about 150 pieces in the company. During the first year, about 35 - 45 pieces broke, and almost all of them had a broken wire in front of the earpiece itself. In the first batch, the wires from the headphones to the remote control turned out to be with a very rigid braid and, as a result, frayed either at the headphones themselves or after the remote control. A defect was found on some headphones: when the microphone is turned on, a high-frequency squeak appears in the speakers. The arms…

I bought this headset because I needed to make some phone calls with Google Voice and some video conferences with Microsoft Teams. In Windows 10, both apps were plug-and-play. The sound quality is excellent. What I don't like is that the headset covers both ears, so you can't hear local noise (perhaps a benefit in a busy office, but not that important if you're working from home) and the fact that the microphone boom it's made of hard plastic, so it makes a noise if you accidentally hit it with

Sound quality is good for this price and worked perfectly for about 4 months. Then I noticed that one of the ends of the extension cord was no longer holding up well. The ratchet inside is broken. However, it still worked and could use it that way. The strap, the headboard, broke the other day. Just like all the other photos. The same place. The plastic won't withstand any stress and it's a natural movement when removing the headset, pull outward slightly to remove the headphones. This puts a…

When it works it has a good full sound, but don't expect it to work all the time with Windows 10. I use headsets for work everyday and have tried 3-4 different brands and styles. While it's some of the best-sounding music between calls (Skype, GoToMeeting, etc.), it's incredibly unreliable. I tried two different headsets of this model. The former works most of the time and only degrades when switching between different calling programs (e.g. from Skype to GoToMeeting). The second worked twice…

I do not believe that the item I received has been cleared for resale. It arrived in an unsealed plain box which from the folds in the box had been previously opened. There were stains on the plastic bag that appeared to be from previously removed labels. No user manual was included, just a couple of leaflets in Korean and Russian and a generic quick start guide in 29 languages, not related to any product and recommending checking the (non-existent) system requirements listed on the test pack…

The product was great although it worked. I bought them on March 30th 2016, used them at work and on 04/06/16 they were no longer recognized by the operating system as a livechat headset and instead perceived as normal USB audio. This also stops sound being routed through the headset, although the microphone is still picking up sound. Studied it online and found many others with the same problem. Tried all the "fixes" in the posts but couldn't get them to work. I tried calling Microsoft to see…

Our department bought 8 of these headsets for employees. Out of 8, 3 broke within 3 months of purchase. Almost 50% error. They were bought at different times and from different sellers. "Plus: Great headset for the price. Works well with Skype/Lync and other VoIP applications. The sound quality, both playback and recording, is good for the price. Disadvantages: Ears hurt when worn for a long time. If you work in customer service or spend hours on conference calls, consider something lighter…

My second Microsoft headset; hopefully my last - and I mean well. I had a consumer ancestor of this headset and it lasted for many years. Unfortunately, she fell into the water and did not survive. This headset is a major improvement. It's lighter, a little more comfortable and a lot better built. The ear pads are made of soft synthetic leather, which, unlike the headset they replaced, does not make the ears sweat. The sound quality is good for what it's intended for - business communications…

Not a bad headset. I had a pair of Logitech H390s, but the mic kept breaking. This isn't a huge blow to the H390 as they were very good headphones for music and Skype and both lasted over a year. I thought to try this. Compared to H390:* Fit and comfort. The H390's cups are slightly larger, which is nice, but the material is a bit colder and less comfortable than the LX-6000. There are differences, but in general they are about the same. I wear Large for headgear and both fit my head well.*…

I have a Logitech G930 wireless gaming headset with 7.1 surround sound that I've been using for over a year now and really, really like. Unfortunately, as the Revain reviews and other sources attest, it has developed an issue where it no longer calculates. (The charging port was loose inside and could only be fixed with a risky procedure that I didn't want to try.) So I had to find a replacement, but I didn't want to pay $100-$250 for another gaming headset. at least not at this point. I chose…