Corsair Headset Links But Says Not Plugged In

Says it all.

Says it all

I DOSE WHAT IT SAYS .

Can never have enough of these. Says they only last 200 times though but I think they will last way longer.

Works Like It Says

I love this keyboard. I will never go back to Corsair.

The screen on this device is a big step up from the screen-less original. Often I don't quite hear what the answer to my question was and having it visible makes repeating the question unnecessary. It's also nice to have visual display of my grocery list when I ask for it. I do wish I could edit the list with verbal commands but that's not available yet. The speakers on this device seem better as well. But this is no stereo, audiophile system. Still nice to play a few tunes in the kitchen occasionally. One downfall is the on-screen links to additional information almost never work. When you ask for information, the system provides clickable links at the bottom of the screen for alternate forms of the question, etc.. I would expect that when I click on a link provided by the system it will go somewhere, instead of just I can't help with that. This is odd and occasionally frustrating. I now just ignore those suggested links. But this is an issue with the service, not the device. Good heavy base unit keeps it stable. While the angle of the screen is not adjustable I have no quibbles with it. Clean white appearance works well in a kitchen. Display is crisp enough and bright enough without any adjustment. This is not a high-demand video application so crazy sharpness or color are not required. Touch sensitivity of the screen is adequate as well. Having the clock display going all the time is very convenient as the typical appliance clock is ridiculously small, right? And there is a modern, clock display which is very eye-catching and we really love that. Very happy with this device and recommend it. As long as you acknowledge it is not your 4K television or your high-end audio system, you will love it as well.

My Lenovo ThinkCentre desktop had two plugs, one for the speakers and the other for the mike. When I plugged in the single plug from the Logitech headset into the sound, I had both the headset speakers and the mike working perfectly.

For the price it is a good buy. I plugged the Headset into the USB and Windows 7 found it, configured the drivers and it was ready to go. It's comfortable and the sound quality is very good.

If you want a headset that gives you as good or better sound than Bose, or Beats without putting you in the poor-house, this one certainly is for you! I use it daily, plugged into my netbook as a vehicle to play MP3s. Fantastic!