Logitech Zone Vibe 100 Lightweight Wireless Over-Ear Headphones with Noise-Cancelling Microphone, Advanced Multipoint Bluetooth Headset, Works with Teams, Google Meet, Zoom, Mac/PC - Grey

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The Logitech Zone Vibe 100 is quoted to last for 18 hours on a charge, which is decent enough battery life for getting through a couple of working days. While similarly priced gaming headsets offer more battery life, the Vibe 100 isn’t meant to compete with those. You want headset that hold up well over time, so look for models that we note have sturdy build quality. Return policy

Since then, he's been amazed at how much of the show's technology made its way into the real world. He's still waiting on replicators, transporters, and warp drive. Battery status: Voice prompts - Battery full, 80%, 60%, 40%, 20%, battery low, battery low please charge, please chargeYou can pair the Voyager Focus 2 UC with your computer with the included USB dongle or your phone (or tablet) via Bluetooth. It can also connect to a desk phone if you want to bring it to the office. Also worth noting: The boom microphone has a mute button on it, but when you flip it up it also automatically mutes the microphone. The original Voyager Focus doesn't mute when you lift the boom microphone.

Dual beam-forming microphones capture the talker’s voice while reducing environmental noise in the surrounding area which provides a pleasant listening experience for participants at the far-end of the call or meeting.

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The Logitech Zone Vibe 100 isn't anything special to look at. However, its understated fashion is one of its draws. It's a very professional-looking headset. And since it's targeted at work-from-homers, that makes sense. You won't look like a DJ spinning records at a concert or a gamer blasting noobs on Twitch stream while in a Zoom meeting. Instead, you'll project the appearance of a professional that chooses the right headphones for the right purposes. All you have to do is remember to change into your work clothes before the weekly video call. There are some significant design nods from the likes of the G535 Lightspeed gaming headset with the general shape and feel of the headset, but I’m thankful Logitech’s more business-like, conferencing headset doesn’t offer the weird fabric bungee adjustable headband. Danny has been a certifiable geek since he watched his first episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation in 1994. People were impressed by how clear I sounded on calls, even when I tested the headset in the noisy streets of New York. Sound quality has also improved, and while this doesn't sound as good as Sony or Bose headphones, the sound quality for listening to music is quite respectable. It supports the SBC, AAC and AptX audio codecs. (Jabra Evolve2 65 Flex supports only SBC.)