Logitech - H800 RF Wireless On-Ear Headset - Black

I was surprised at the quality and performance of these bluetooth headphones. I bought a pair last year and was disappointed in them. They were more expensive than these but were cheaply made and the audio quality and range were pretty poor so I returned them. These provided a much better sound quality, coverage distance, and comfortable fit which I am very happy with.

I use this headset for work where we often use video conferencing. The sound and mic are clear. I can still hear nearby noises while also clearly hearing what I am listening to. So, it is not totally noise blocking, but it does reduce the noise significantly. The ear covers swivel nicely and the foam is comfortable. There is a cushion under the headband, too. The switch on the wireless headset makes it easy to switch between my paired devices, to mute, or to adjust the volume. I highly recommend this headset.

I bought this headphones as part of requirement for the online course I am taking. The sound is good, the battery life is short. I need to charge them during the lunchtime break to get through the full day. They are comfortable to use. Hope it helps

I'm pleased with my Logitech H800 wireless headphones. Great for video conferencing, for they allow freedom of movement.

Excellent sound quality. Noise cancelling mic works well, though subject to vibration noise if in direct wind. Collapses for convenient storage/travel. Answer/Play, Hang-up/Stop, volume up and down, skip forward and back buttons. My only complaint is that the power indicator could do a better job of indicating remaining battery life.

Lightweight, comfortable, Folds up for easy storage.

Not that Great. I loose connection in between. Pairing is also difficult.

To tell you the truth a pair of wireless headphones was the last thing I want, I had no need for them… That being said… I was wrong. These Things are great! I use them a lot more than I ever expected. The good (great things) about them: Sound quality (over Bluetooth): I think these things sound great. From reading other reviews I had read that the sound quality was not the best for this kind of music or that kind of music, so I tried it on a few different types. So I synced it to my iPod’s Bluetooth, and I first tried it out on some quieter acoustic things, listening to some Avett Brothers… no complaints. Some complaints came up about hissing in other reviews, but nothing there. I tested it a little further with something more complex: Kanye West’s “Gone”… The song switches between bass, quiet pianos, deep strings, high strings, etc… all sounded great. Sure the bass was not as rich as what it would be on a pair of Skullcandy Aviators, or Beats, but Logitech does not claim it will be as rich. I will warn that all my music is streamed through Spotify, so it is not CD quality, but when comparing the exact same audio coming through multiple devices (headphones, car radio, surround sound) the headphones are just as good if not better. Sound is also great with speech. Listening to audiobooks, podcasts, even phone calls… all good quality. Range: The box quotes about a 40-foot range; I must say I can agree with this. It was great being able to leave my phone in the bedroom and walk around the house with out the fear of a wire catching something while doing housework, or dipping into dishwater. I even walked outside in heavy Missouri winter winds, the headset lost connection, but when I entered my concrete basement it re-connected, and started right where it left off, with just as good of quality as when I was sitting right next to the iPod. Comfort: With thick padding on the ears and headband the headphones were some of the most comfortable I have tried yet. Portability: These things fold up just small enough to fit into a coat pocket (Shown below). The Battery lasts for some time, it does have to charge through a USB, which seems like it would be a pain, but it is few and far between needing a charge. Mic: I do not use the mic often, so it is nice that it folds up to be flush with the band, so when wearing them on the streets it doesn’t look like you are wearing a lame pair of computer headphones, but when the mic is needed it folds down and bends back and forth from the mouth with its flexible attachment. Ease of use: Easy to setup, nice large buttons, which are glove friendly for the winter. The not so good: Sound quality (over wireless receiver): The 2.4GHz does not carry the best sound with it. Maybe would be good for chatting, but any quality from music or game sound effects are lost. (So maybe get a Bluetooth dongle if you want to use it with a computer that does not have Bluetooth built in, seen below) Would have also been nice to have the option to plug in a 3.5mm jack in if you wanted to use them wired, for even better sound (like on the Beats design) Durability: Made of plastic, does not seem super durable. Only time will tell. Noise Isolation: Good sound, but that person you’re sitting next to on the plane will be able to hear it just a well as you can. No private conversations here. With the amount that I wrote on the good rather than the bad, I hope that it is conveyed that I really enjoyed these headphones. Though they had some flaws they are some of the most practical ones I have tried yet, in my long line of failed headphone solutions.