Blackberry Wired Headset With Mic

This is the second H800 headset that I purchased. It works great for both my blackberry (bluetooth connection) and my computer (Skype). The call quality is generally clear and I like the wireless aspect so that I am not messing with a wire when moving around my office. I use the headset for everything and dont have speakers for my PC. Overall a great headset and comfortable to wear.

Can be used on iPhone or Blackberry, doesn't seem to work on all smart phones however. We use it to record interviews into an iPhone then email the clips back to the station. Can also be used for call in interviews for live events. We have found that the user cannot hear what is coming into the mic but can hear the station/person talking to on the other end of the call. Person at the station can clearly hear signal into the mic/phone so it still works fine for it's intended purpose. Make sure your headphone and mic leads are short so you are not dragging cables around. Sound quality and level are 10/10 for a phone device. You would be crazy to spend more money on a full blown phone interface! This device is simple to use and very effective.

Allowed me to use my headset with mic.

I will start off by saying I went from a HyperX Cloud Alpha S (wired) headset to these... The transition of sound is different and takes time getting used to. The headset is heavier than most, however hasn't given me any issues. The cushions can get warm, however can easily be replaced by the Wicked Cushions. The sound is great and the options with the EQ's are endless. In all, I believe this is a great headset for any gamer, music, or movie lover!

Fantastic headset. nice update to an already nice mic.

This is my second headset as mic quite working one first pair

This is the perfect Mic for wired applications. Great for interviews!

This is one of the best Headset that Logitech has created. B&H had this headset on sale and I just had to buy them. I am glad I did and I like the sound quality and the mic is very responsive. You cannot go wrong if you are a game like me.

This is a great way to expand the total number of headset units to 9: 8 wireless and +1 wired with the hub. Love it!

I am a drummer that uses a wired headset (Crown CM 311). The problem with headsets are that you can't back off of the mike for softer vocals. I attach the AT8202 to the output of the mike that is hooked on to my belt. When I sing lead, I set the attenuator to 10 db. When I go to background vocals I switch the attenuator to 20 or 30 dbs depending on the song and it allows me to sing at the volume that feels comfortable without my background vocal being to long in the mix.