I was looking for a set of wired headphones with a mic to replace my bulky headphones since it hurts my ears and my other pair of Apple headphones did not have a microphone, so this fit the bill. I liked how affordable it was, its comfortable in my ears, and it connected seamlessly to my laptop with great audio quality. Highly recommend and will definitely buy this again!

Nice HD camera with microphone built in just uses a USB port and can be used with Cortana on Windows 10 when set to respond to "Hey Cortana". Mounting bracket does not hold camera securely so it must be used with care. Would prefer it was mounted more securely so laptops could be moved.My Windows 10 Camera app does not close after the camera has been used with it. Logitech software has smaller picture with various settings. Can also be found and displayed using web cam software such as YawCam with motion detection and email photo capabilities.

The video quality is excellent and works well for Skype and Google Hangouts. Unfortunately, the noise-cancellation in the microphone doesn't work well; almost everyone I talk to asks me to take them off "speakerphone". I was hoping I could use this for VoIP calls as well as videoconferencing, but I've gone back to using my headset for audio.

Webcam does everything its promised to do. Install was quick and painless. Good quality and decent microphone. No complaints. This is a good piece of equipment for the price. My only concern is the stability when mounting on top of your LCD or screen.

With the pandemic season, I was forced to buy a microphone for my online needs. However, I didn't want a big, clunky microphone sitting on my desk... and that's where Pop Voice Lavalier Microphones come into play!Pros:- Convenient - Takes up no space, just clips on your shirt.- Durable - the clip is metal, doesn't look like it's gonna break anytime soon.- The cord length is LONG. They do include a nice hook-loop thing though to keep the wires clean.- The sound quality was super good. My friends/family noticed the difference from my old mic right away.- It's omni-directional, meaning that you can speak into it at any angle and it will capture the same sound & level.- Very good for its price.- It includes a TRS to TRRS adapter? I'm not sure what it's called but I can confirm it works on my Windows 10 Desktop (it's plugged to the back of the desktop via the motherboard).Cons:- You're going to have to find a way to store it away when you're not using it. Personally, I taped 1 chopstick to the side of my desk and slid the clip through the chopstick. It's jank, but it works...

I bought this for my daughter to multiplayers play game. Mostly to isolate the sounds and for the great microphone (really clear). Positioning is great for the surround sound. Only negative comment is that the new Logitech software does not detect all the hardware at launch. But the headset itself is great

Operating out of a large home recording studio, I have extensive experience with all sorts of microphones. Just a few I routinely utilize are manufactured by Shure, Sennheiser, Audio-Technica, Neumann and R0DE, all top-of-the-line gear. So, naturally I’m very picky when it comes to quality of sound capture.The single type I was lacking was one specifically designed for teleconferencing, podcasting, and the like. Simply put, I needed something that clearly captured the spoken word without spending hundreds of dollars for the purpose, since super high-fidelity isn’t a priority for me in those situations.PROS:- Rugged, solid-feeling metal build (including all bracket parts).- Offers both XLR and USB connectivity, with both types of cables supplied.- Modern USB-C power port, USB-A adapter included.- Headphone monitor jack.- On-board mute and microphone/headphone volume select buttons.- Supports up to 96/24 sampling rate/bit depth.- Tight polar pattern does a good job of shunning off-axis noise.- Plug-and-play, no driver required.My initial testing was done with an XLR connection to a Behringer ADA8200 interface, and recording via REAPER. Using a pink noise generator along with a spectrum analyzer, I was surprised to see a nearly flat frequency response from roughly 200Hz up to 8kHz. While far from perfect, it was certainly better than I expected. Recording a short script, sound was quite clear during playback.CONS:- With a USB connection, bass response dramatically increases and results in a much “darker” overall sound.- Several features do not function with an XLR connection even with phantom power supplied, unless USB power is also connected.- Mute is via a momentary contact switch, versus one which locks.I consider the latter to be a significant design flaw. By its very nature, this type of switch will not retain its previous status when power is cycled, and worse is always active by default when powered on. The only solution is to either physically unplug or disable via OS settings, both of which are a bit of a hassle (not to mention, an easy thing to forget).Summary:In my book it’s not up to snuff for recording vocals or musical instruments, but that’s really not its intended purpose. For teleconferencing, performance has been just as good as other significantly higher-priced voice microphones I’ve run across elsewhere.If it weren’t for the mute issue previously described, this would easily be a 5-star product. Still, considering its price you can’t beat this package for the types of activities for which it’s designed.

I bought this microphone for my son, because the puppy chewed up his original. I was worried a replacement wouldn't work as well as the original. However, it arrived when promised and according to my son it works great.