...BUT there are some things you need to know. Things you will not find in the User Guide. So here goes:
I purchased these wireless headphones specifically because I work from home and I was tired of being glued to my desk with corded headphones. Also, the thought of wearing corded headphones during a thunderstorm and lightning simply terrifies me. But I digress....
First off, I must say that when the description says "light-weight" they are telling the bone-nose truth. In fact, I would even say that the box they came in was heavier. I actually thought the box was empty when I picked it up. These are the most comfortable I have ever owned. They are so light that I often times forget that I'm wearing them! And I absolutely LOVE the over-ear design. For years I had always used on-ear headphones for work, and my ears would be hurting from the pressure at the end of a 10-hour workday. The ear cushions are very breathable because they are cloth, not the usual plastic/rubber like others. No more ear-sweat.
Second, the sound quality is better than any wired headphones I have had. As part of my work, I take incoming phone calls, which are received thru my desktop computer, which is what I primarily bought these for in the first place. The call quality is as though these were wired--the caller can clearly hear me, and I can hear them. Crystal clear. So clear, that I forget that these are wireless, and that I can move around the room freely, or into another room, without having to take them off.
This is true for both the Wireless Mode [dongle connected to desktop] AND the Bluetooth Mode [pairing with Smartphone, etc]. In case you are wondering, the "dongle" is that small USB-looking thingy shown in the main picture. Please don't laugh, but I did not know that these headphones have both options available as to how to use them. Yes, Wireless Mode and Bluetooth Mode are TWO DIFFERENT THINGS!! The User Guide does NOT talk about that, nor does it tell you how to toggle between the two options [Wireless vs. Bluetooth]. I discovered this purely by accident...you don't even wanna know how that happened...But anyway, now that I know these headphones offer both options for use, I give it an Extra Star!!
HERE ARE A FEW VERY IMPORTANT THINGS TO COMMIT TO MEMORY:
[1] In order to switch from Wireless [for Desktop with the dongle piece] to Bluetooth [for pairing Smartphone] and vice versa, you must PRESS AND HOLD the Mute Button for at least 5 full seconds. You will hear a chime when it has switched over. This action is NOT described in the User Guide at all, so that is why I wrote it here.
[2] As you are putting them on and taking them off, be mindful of where you put your fingers. You may touch one of the function buttons on the left earpiece by mistake.
[3] Be aware that when you Power On, the microphone is not Muted! Make sure to Mute yourself, to avoid a "hot-mic" situation. To Mute yourself, simply Touch the Mute Button on the left earpiece. But, remember, do not Hold the Mute button for too long, or you will switch over to the other Mode by accident.
[4] When talking on the phone using the microphone, speak in your normal voice, as though the person you're talking to is standing right in front of you. Resist the urge to raise your voice. Even though the microphone is built into the left earpiece and not sticking out in front of your face [another positive, by the way], your voice will be clearly heard.
[5] Now. About the little light:
--Blue Light, Rapid-Flashing=Bluetooth Mode, searching for a Smart device to Pair with.
--Green Light, Solid=Wireless Mode, synching with the Dongle. Also indicates the headphones are Fully-Charged AND Powered-On if plugged into the charger.
--Green Light, Slow-Flashing=Charging
--No Light=In-Use. Also indicated Fully-Charged and Powered-Off if plugged into the charger.
I use these headphones all day. Everyday. Everywhere. At work. At the gym. On the train. On the beach. You get the idea. They have become a part of my head. In fact, the only place I DON'T use them is while driving or showering. It takes about 30-45 minutes to fully charge and lasts at least 16 hours of continuous use. A full charge may last longer; I've never had it low battery even after a full day of use.
All of my other corded headphones and Bluetooth earbuds [which kept falling out of my ears anyways] have now been donated to the junk drawer, never to be seen or heard from again.
I hope this helps. By the way: get the white ones, they're less expensive than the other colors for some reason.
| Wireless Communication Technology | Bluetooth |
|---|---|
| Special Feature | Lightweight, Microphone Feature |
| Included Components | Cable, User Manual |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Material | Plastic |
| Specific Uses For Product | Gaming,Music |
| Headphones Jack | Wireless |
| Noise Control | None |
| Charging Time | 18 Hours |
| Ear Placement | Over Ear |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Gaming |
| Compatible Devices | PC with Window 10 or Later, MacOS X 10.14 or Later, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch |
| Theme | Video Game |
| Impedance | 45 Ohm |
| Control Type | Volume Control |
| Cable Feature | Without Cable |
| Item Weight | 5.8 Ounces |
| Frequency Response | 20000 Hz |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |
| Frequency Range | 20 - 20000 Hz |
| Package Type | Box |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Style | Headset |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Battery Life | 18 Hour |
| Bluetooth Version | 5.0 |
| Is Autographed | No |
| Is Electric | No |
| Manufacturer | Logitech |
| Average Battery Life (in hours) | 18 Hour |
