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 - White

As a full-time IT instructor I need a headset that is comfortable, decent sound quality, a good mic and that holds a charge. The Vibe 125 gives me all of that. I teach remotely about 90% of my working life, sessions of anything from three hours to three days long. To add to the fun and games, we use a variety of platforms - a mix of Microsoft Teams, Zoom and WebEx. My previous headset, whilst comfy (though sometimes a bit heavy after a long time of wearing) was temperamental with Teams. After much research I settled on the Logitech Vibe 125 Wireless (I wanted wireless for ease), and after a fortnight of constant use I've no complaints. They are comfortable enough to wear all day and so far at no point have they felt 'heavy' or have I been too warm with them. The sound quality is great, and I've had no complaints that I cannot be heard, even with windows open and traffic outside. So far, I've only charged them fully once, and they charge quickly so if the battery drops too low then I can charge them at a break or even plug them in and use them wired. Definitely recommended 😁

The Logitech Zone Vibe 100 Wireless Over-Ear Headphones are fantastic for work, especially with their lightweight and comfortable design. I can wear them for hours during video calls or meetings without any discomfort. The soft cushioning and over-ear fit are perfect for long work sessions, and the wireless connectivity is strong and reliable. The noise-cancelling microphone is definitely a standout feature. My voice comes through crystal clear on calls, and it effectively blocks out background noise, making it a great choice for remote work or busy environments. However, when it comes to sound quality for music, these headphones fall a bit short. The audio is fine for voice and video calls, but for music listening, the sound lacks depth and richness, especially in the bass. If you're looking for headphones primarily for music enjoyment, this might not be the best option. That said, the Logitech Zone Vibe 100 excels in comfort and usability for work and voice calls, just not for audiophiles or music lovers. Overall, still a great choice for professional use!

Very easy to connect. It's very lightweight and fits perfectly which makes sitting in hours long meetings great. The noise cancelling microphone works great, people have commented they can't hear the dog barking now when the postman arrives!

Been my work headset for over a year now and I'm very happy with it. Super lightweight. Reasonable sound quality and a good retractable boom mic. Never got much of a complaint from the other side of the call about sound quality. Connectivity is reasonable - not super quick but solid once it's connected, though going back and forth between devices might not be something that it offers much. Overall just an excellent headset for work.

I bought these for office use and had high hopes. On the plus side: they’re comfortable, lightweight, look nice (although will eventually get dirty from day to day use), and the battery life is excellent. But that’s where the positives end. The microphone is a huge letdown. Despite being advertised with noise suppression, it picks up everything - from background chatter to keyboard clatter. My team has had to start muting me on Teams just so they can concentrate. It’s frustrating and honestly makes them unusable in a shared office. Another issue: they’re Bluetooth-only with no wireless dongle. That means when the headset switches to “call mode” (like in Teams or Discord), the audio quality noticeably drops. That’s a known Bluetooth limitation - not necessarily Logitech’s fault - but it’s not mentioned anywhere, and it frustrated me a lot when I first bought these. One of the feature's it does advertise is also more of a pain than anything else - you can "multi-pair" to say, a laptop and a phone at the same time - and the headset is supposed to intelligently switch between the two - what actually happens is you'll be on a call with someone, only to lose all sound because your phone received a text, and then a full 30 seconds later it will connect back to your ongoing call. Obviously not ideal. If you work from home in a quiet space, they might be fine. But for a better office experience, I’d strongly recommend looking elsewhere - even Logitech’s own G435 performs better and costs less.

Kept getting ear ache as wear glasses and the on ear headsets I used for calls ended up hurting. So went for over rar. I can wear these for hours and all day. Very comfy Perfect for glasses wearers. Good sound. Needs charging nearly every day as use several hours a day in calls I use teams and have to move the boom up and down a couple times as doesn’t always unmute when first speaking. Other than that love it. Handy being wireless haven’t gone all the way downstairs on a call but can certainly move about more then wired. Will try it all the way to the front door next time !

Sound quality was poor, it kept turning my teams voice call off, it went unmuted, when i had muted it, almost got me in trouble at work. Frustrated me so much, i ended up breaking it. Won't buy Logitech products anymore, useless company, decent mouse though. DO NOT BUY, USE THE STEEL SERIES INSTEAD.

I bought this headset to replace a broken set. I wear glasses while working. The other model put a lot of pressure on my ears and it was uncomfortable when wearing the glasses, making my ears hurt in the frame area. This model is very lightweight and doesn't hurt the ears like the other. That's also because in this one the cup covers the whole ear, while the other one was just on top. My laptop also had Bluetooth issues, and I had to buy a dongle to sort them. With these, is not a problem as they come with their dongle. The PC app is nice for updating the firmware and checking on the battery status, etc... I don't charge it every day, but on one occasion the battery was drained and I needed to use them, I just plugged the charger cable, turned it on, and kept using it. I think some models you can't use them while charging. Annoys me a bit that it uses a different driver for headset and headphones... every time I get a call while listening to music, the sound changes... or when adjusting the audio settings.... but overall is a great product for its price range.