Logitech Wireless Digital Bluetooth Headphones for MP3 Players iPods and Computers
Dec.25, 2009 in
Bluetooth earphones
- Wireless range extends up to 165 feet!
- Long-life battery — up to 8 hours per charge
- Track control buttons work with any media player, including (but not limited to) – Windows Media Player 9, Musicmatch 9.0, iTunes 4
- System Requirements – Windows XP or Windows 2000 (SP3 or later), Available USB port
Product Description
Listen to your music in style – no wires attached! MP3 players are supposed to provide freedom, convenience and portability – so why confine yourself with wires? Logitech’s Wireless MP3 Headphones allow you to listen to music wirelessly using advanced Bluetooth frequency-hopping technology. Bluetooth is the leading technology for transmitting and receiving wireless signals. When integrated into wireless headphones, the result is interference-free, crystal clear audi… More >>
Logitech Wireless Digital Bluetooth Headphones for MP3 Players iPods and Computers
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December 25th, 2009 at 8:22 pm
I’ve been looking at these for a week or so,thinking on buying them (but looking for a good price)and found these feed backs.I read they break PERIOD….But that is ok with me,i’m going to wait for the price to really drop, and they can break all they want,because i’m was going to break tham anyway to put them in my motorcycle helmet.cool hhhuh?Just put them in behind the ear peices attached with something and your ready to go.Just an idea for some.
Rating: 4 / 5
December 25th, 2009 at 11:05 pm
i had to send the product to logitech located in Phoenix, Az; for the headphone transmitter didn’t want to charge.I was really upset, now how would i trust you amazon
Rating: 1 / 5
December 25th, 2009 at 11:17 pm
I was a bit hesitant to purchase these headphones based on all the reviews of them cracking, but after one reviewer said that Logitech had fixed this, I went ahead and took the plunge. I’m not sure what the old design looked like, but this one seems pretty sturdy and well built and I don’t anticipate any problems.
I use them twice a day – once in the morning for listening to lectures and once in the afternoon while working out. I think they’re comfortable enough (hey, they’re not padded the padded-but-bulky studio headphones, and they’re not the ultra-lightweight corded-headphones; so comfort, naturally, is going to fall somewhere in the middle of those two).
Battery life is very good (I use them for several hours/day without running out of battery, but I do re-charge them every night – so I don’t even know yet what the maximum battery life is).
Sound quality, however, is PHENOMINAL. I’ve had wireless headphones in the past and have always felt that sound quality sucked. These are up there with some of the best CORDED headphones I’ve had (including my Sony professional studio headphones).
The best part of them, however, is with a bit of searching on the internet you can find the cab files to install on your blue-tooth enabled smartphone (I use a Cingular 2125) and voila – you have wireless listening from your phone.
Overall, I am very please with these headphones and do not hesitate to suggest them.
Rating: 5 / 5
December 26th, 2009 at 1:08 am
I’m wondering if other reviewers that had the band break on them wore the headphones with the band going around the top of their head. I’ve been wearing them with the band behind my head just off my shoulders. Gives the most comfortable fit and sound quality- I think it may be how they are designed to fit. The headphones work very well too. For those considering buying these, it will help if you don’t have a big ole man head like Barry Bonds. Should work well for women and average sized men when worn with the band behind the neck. Rock on!
Rating: 4 / 5
December 26th, 2009 at 3:07 am
I can’t believe I spent $100 on this piece of junk. Used it once and now they don’t work! Have to take it back.
Rating: 1 / 5