Logitech LOG981000507 Usb Headset Noise-reducing Mic

Product Description

The LOGITECH LOG981000507 is a lightweight USB headset designed for plug-and-play digital audio across calls, music, video playback, and gaming. It connects via a standard USB port with no drivers or additional setup required, making it a straightforward replacement or addition in any workspace. The adjustable headband accommodates a range of head sizes, and the flexible boom microphone is positioned to reduce ambient background noise for cleaner voice transmission. With a 6-foot cable, users have enough reach for most desktop and workstation setups. Compatible with both Windows and Mac OS operating systems out of the box.

This headset is suited for office workstations, home desks, call centers, and light-duty audio applications. It supports common voice-over-IP platforms, video conferencing software, gaming clients, and media playback on both Windows and Mac OS environments. The USB connection delivers digital audio without relying on a separate sound card or analog audio port, which simplifies deployment in environments where analog jacks are unavailable or inconsistent.

Key Features

• Plug-and-play USB connection requires no driver installation
• Flexible boom microphone reduces background noise for clearer voice transmission
• Adjustable headband fits a range of users
• 6-foot cable provides reach for standard desktop workstation setups
• Compatible with Windows and Mac OS operating systems
• Supports calls, gaming, music, and video applications

Compatibility

Compatible with Windows and Mac OS operating systems. Works with common calling applications, video conferencing platforms, gaming clients, and media software that recognize standard USB audio devices.

Installation Notes

Installation requires plugging the USB connector into an available USB port on a Windows or Mac computer. No driver installation is needed for standard operating system recognition. Power down or mute active audio sessions before swapping headsets to avoid audio disruption. Confirm the operating system has selected the headset as the default audio input and output device after connection.