My experience with the Logitech ClearChat Comfort USB Digital Headset has, thus far, been a relatively positive one. It is a case of “You get what you pay for” – It's no $100 headset, but there again, it's definately not a cheap one either. The audio quality is good, but not fantastic. In my opinion, I can't really tell too much of an increase in performance from my other headset which was not USB on my rather budget soundcard. I find that when using the microphone there is a lot of background noise, not related to anything going on around me, which is not too good. The sound quality of the micrphone is very good though, it comes out really clear apart from the background noise from this “noise cancelling microphone.” I find that the headset is relatively comfortable to wear, I have to take it off about once every hour or so, to give my ears a rest; I feel that it fits probably just a bit too tightly, but it's not too bad. Another thing that I find different, not necessarily negative though, is that the microphone is on the left hand side. I'm not sure what the norm is, but I know my old one was on the right side, so it has taken a bit of getting used to. The headset itself looks rather nice, and has a padded top, which prevents any pain from being caused to the top of the head after prolonged wearing. In all though, a good headset, and I would recommend to anybody who is thinking about getting a USB headset; you will not find much better than this, at this price. It really is worth every cent. 4/5 Stars. Good, but not quite pushing that excellence boundary.

I purchased this headset to use specifically with Rosetta Stone and it works perfectly. They are comfortable enough to wear for hours at a time ,and they do a great job of blocking out the noise around you as well.

The ClearChat Comfort Stereo Headset is great. Just plug in to a USB port and they start working. I have two of them now. One on my new Dell PC and one on my old pc.

I have went through 4-5 pairs in the last couple years. The cord always seems to get ripped out of the earpiece or cut in some way. It's not really the headsets fault I am pretty rough on them and have a young child who likes to wear them also.

Not terribly expensive, plug and play; The sound is good and the mic works well

The cord is fairly thin and could be a little longer

We are using these headphones in an elementary computer lab in a school. (Read: not a lot of care for the headsets by the users :) ) These things just work. We use them with a reading program and helps our students to learn to read. Just plug them i...

We are using these headphones in an elementary computer lab in a school. (Read: not a lot of care for the headsets by the users :) ) These things just work. We use them with a reading program and helps our students to learn to read. Just plug them in, Win7 grabs the drivers and they just work!

Both the earphones and microphone give clear sound. Unlike some both use just one USB port which is wonderful!

I had been having troubles getting a microphone to work on my 3 HP Destop PCs. They all shared the same Realtek HD Audio Drivers. Every microphone I would plug in would be distorted to the extent as to be unusable. Finally, I bought this Logitech H390 USB Headset with a boom microphone built in.

No drivers to install

Cost is a little high

I had a different headset for using with Skype (the Logitech H110 Headset), but it had broken when I was on vacation, right before I was to take a call from a friend in another country. There were stores very close by to where I was, so I excused myself and rushed out to find a replacement.

Clear sound quality; clear voice quality; adjustable microphone; mute button

Uncomfortable after a while; microphone is too sensitive

Great headset, except for a small thing: after 2.5 months of use, I have got a Code 43 message (Device not recognized). It is a very common problem with no solution.