Review on Microsoft LifeChat LX-3000 USB Headset (JUG-00013) by Gagaan Pahal ᠌

The sound quality did not particularly wow us, but on the other hand, there is not a single thing wrong with it. I frequently lacked adequate volume. Given the cost, the answer is probably yes to the recommendation. Its advantages include the fact that I utilized it at work while my coworkers spoke English and the sound quality was very crucial because English is notoriously difficult to understand. In theory, the sound should be fine, but in practice, there was frequently not enough volume. Although headphones do not offer very excellent isolation from background noise, I did not require it in this situation. I won't comment on the microphone because I didn't pay attention to what I was saying to myself. Yet it was obvious very quickly that I was having significant issues with the microphone. The reason for this is that the wire is broken; for further information, check the section on the drawbacks. I particularly loved the ear pads because they were substantial and not like rags; this made them better at absorbing sweat while also attracting less dust. Cons: The wire is damaged and twisted in several places. Because it has a braid, which makes it difficult to solder, no one has taken it upon themselves to repair it. First the microphone, and then the sound started to get progressively worse. Input from a standard USB port is only compatible with older, more conventional computers. Or you can put up with adapters that bend in the socket and turn the socket inside out, but their utility is extremely restricted.