Customer Ratings & Reviews

Super poor, tried to use with zoom bad connections, echos, sound goes in and out. Save your money

I bought these in March 2020 and they were working finr. However and like every Logitech Bluetooth headset I buy it stopped working. This is the fourth one I have bought and have to return to the store to get an exchange. Do better.

Battery does not last. Piece of overpriced junk. Has let me down in multiple meeting while I am talking. Do not recommend you buy it. If I could I would give negative stars.

HAD DIFFICULTY CONNECTING TO MY SMARTPHONE VIA BLUETOOTH.

I bought these for my mother, and she said that they were VERY uncomfortable, and the battery didn't last very long at all. Very disappointed...

Very poor battery life. Can hardly consider this a wireless headset when it constantly has to be plugged in to charge.

Headset was nice while it worked. Quit working within 3 months of purchase- won’t charge or turn on.

Battery would not hold a charge longer than 30 minutes during continuous use and range was approximately 5 feet.

I do a lot of multimedia development and work remotely (i.e. virtual meetings). Therefore, I am very reliant on headphones and own few sets for different purposes. First off, is this model studio quality? No so if that is what you are looking for you need to spend a little more money and look at brands like Audio-Technica. I have the 400 series for like $99 (not wireless) and love them. Enough about that. I actually owned the Logitech H500 (USB Wireless) but they gave out. I can say the H800 is big improvement and I loved the H500. My only issue with that model was the ear cushion material and the range wasn’t great. The H800 has a similar ear cushion material but they are still comfortable just not as comfortable as the headphones with the foam material. Now, the range is a very pleasant improvement. The H500 had good range, but once I left my home office area and traveled to another room the reception was hit or miss even if it was only 30 ft away. I call walk my entire downstairs area and not lose signal even going into the bathroom or behind walls. It is good for at least 35-5- feet for me. Some other welcomed improvements that the H500 was very good at is sound and battery life. Like I said I do a lot of development and remote work. Therefore, I use my headphones for 5-7 hours some days. Most times I forget to turn them off to converse battery life during a break or lunch. They last my entire work dat. The H500 would last 4-6 hours but H800 has it about 1.5-2 hours longer. And the sound? I listen to music to keep me motivated to work when not recording media. Normally, I pull my Audio-Technicas to listen to music because of the quality of the sound. Lately I find I stick to the Logitech H800. The sound is clear and rich enough for casual listening…the bass is actually pretty good. Again, we are still not talking about studio quality but for the price and its intended purpose very surprising quality. Other quick features: folds up for easy storage; good build for the price; nice controls to switch between Bluetooth and usb wireless (H500 doesn’t have this feature) and volume; and an adjustable boom mic for recording and audio calls. My only issues or desires for future improvements? I would love to have a wireless USB/Bluetooth Logitech headphones that had cushion/foam ear pieces like some of their wired models. Also, the USB charging female connector on the headset can easily be broken if you don’t stick the male piece in correctly from USB charging wire. DISCLAIMER: I haven’t used the BLUETOOTH option. My review is strictly based on the USB dongle option. Mainly because the H500 set-up was that way and I just changed headphones out.

Returned it, the distance from the computer that you can walk away from was not that far before it stopped working. The charging was a big pain point.

They do not reach very far and sometimes they have a hard time connecting. They only stay charged 5/6 hours

I bought one a month ago and returned it because it had audio issues. Then I bought this replacement and it has the same issue. I sit about 8ft away and it has a lot of static even tried with multiple Bluetooth devices and still issue.

Could never get it to work with Windows 8+, the box does not say Windows 8+ so I assume that's why. Paired it with my iPhone in a few seconds, worked great, but I returned it, since I needed a good headset for online meetings. not my phone

Constantly having problems getting it to work am lucky if it will connect 1 in 100 tries.

Very bad range! Less than 10ft from computer. Although they are comfortable as far as headsets go.

1st week the mute broke, 2nd week the battery cover became loose and third week it died completely....now trying the h600 with less moving and electronic parts.

This set of headphones often has static in the right ear. I normally like Logitech products, but have not had good luck with their headphones the past few years.

It’s horrible worst headset ever. It’s always going dead your can never hear

Wish it came with a changeable mike. The picture show one with a right hand side mike but it showed up with a left side. Still works but very awkward.

Felt cheap for the price. I tried to like these because I usually like this brand. For $20 more, you have way better options.