Customer Ratings & Reviews

I have a pink themed home office and these fit perfect. So cute and no sound quality issues.

Very comfortable and great but for the price flawless

Very clear sound and comfortable to wear. I love it.

Do exactly as advertised. Are comfortable to wear and sound quality is good for simple meetings.

Sound quality went in and out comfort was good …..

These are nice headphones. My Grandson used them for home schooling. Excellent volume for both hearing and talking to his teachers.

These have been great for the price. The color is cute.

I am very impressed with the quality and performance of this product. It works exactly as described, easy to use, and feels durable. Shipping was fast and the packaging was secure. I would definitely recommend this item to others.

Overall, I would say that I am happy with the quality and the sound of this purchase, especially considering the price, and I would more than likely re-purchase this in the future. My only complaint would be that I do not like how sensitive the mute button is.

My granddaughter loves them! She said they are comfortable and work well with her laptop.

These were on sale and wired which is required for my work environment. They have good sound quality and are of good quality for the price. I would recommend and buy again.

This is an immediate improvement over the average laptop's built-in microphone. The mic seems very directional and so with it positioned in front of your face, even with others talking in the same room, the mic will not pick them up very much (very faintly). My wife and I are often on the same video conference call from two different laptops in the same room, and by using two of these headsets we no longer have the problem of echoing, feedback, or hearing ourselves talk via the other person's microphone. The audio quality for listening is ideal for listening to voice, and just adequate for music. The marketing does not make clear that this headset offers some additional advantages. The connection to the computer is USB, and there are cord-mounted controls for volume and mute. This also means if you are having issues with your headphone plug on the laptop, you can still use this. We use zoom often these days, and this is an advantage as the mic and headset are clearly labeled as input/output sources in a list of a bunch of other sound-driver sources like Realtek (1), Realtek (2), etc... It's nice to clearly see Logitech H390, and you know you are choosing the correct device.

I brought my old set in & just wanted to find a similar pair. The staff pointed them out to me, answered my questions and was honest that for my needs I didn’t need the more expensive headphones. He even took my old pair and recycled them for me!

they work for what they were purchased for (working from home) but kind of uncomfortable on the ears after a while. still recommend though.

My wife got these for work and loves it so far. Sound is great for her meetings and listening to music.

Product is very good audio. I can attend meetings and listen to my favorite music on my phone.

I wear this nearly all day and this set is far better than the set provided to me. I have suggested it to other people in my office as well. For the price, it's a great buy.

The noise control is not that great. But they’re comfortable

Perspective - personal idiosyncrasy: I do not and have never cared for any type of headphones. However, due to circumstances beyond my control... Have used Skype since its inception in 2003. When Skype was first taken over by MS around 2011, all was well. Had and still have two paid number subscriptions. Over the years, Skype became less and less user friendly, thanks to MS sticking their tech fingers into a perfectly good program and borking it. Although I use Skype for business and personal lines, I have no need for Skype for Business and stuck with the "home" version. There are so many glitches and for the past 3 or 4 years, it became virtually worthless as a telephone subscription. I use a Skype phone. Nothing wrong with the phone, but the application is the pits. The biggest problem is constant sound problems. What use is a telephone without sound? Callers could not hear me or I could not hear them. When there was sound, voices sounded like they were under water on one or both sides. MS removed the most valuable features of Skype numbers, including the inability to leave a custom voice mail message. Missed calls are no longer logged in the application and there is NO support. MS should train aardvarks as MS Skype reps - they would likely be better informed and more supportive. Skype reps are the equivalent of: "Is your computer plugged in?" or "Did you try turning it on and off again?" Disgusted, I basically stopped using Skype, yet continued paying for two useless numbers. OK, long story a little shorter - started looking for headphones. To be clear, I have been working with computers since the MS-DOS days and love my tech. However, overwhelmed with idiotic headphone choices, I went back to basics and narrowed the search to, "lightweight, microphone, USB headphones, inexpensive". I skipped all the top search results (we all know who they are) and scrolled down to Best Buy, at the bottom of the page. And there they were! First one of Best Buy's page! Logitech - H390 USB Headset with Noise-Canceling Microphone - Black. For the price, I even paid for expedited shipping after reading the positive reviews. Excuse the megillah, but you can trust the positive reviews. I even suggest expedited shipping, so you don't have to wait a day longer than necessary for these headphones. YES! They work with Skype! YES! Calls are clear! YES! I am very happy! Who'd guessed?

Great inexpensive headset. Love this headset for my WFH job! It kills the outside noise when I'm using themso i can hear the caller really clear!