I recently also purchased a Beyerdynamic MMX300 high-end headset and I am comparing the two quite unfairly. I needed to replace a broken Cyber Acoustics stereo headphones that I use at work to listen to music, but I have to be able to hear my fellow staff so I wanted earphones that don't block out...

Cheap; Decent Mic; Decent Comfort

Bass not great

Does the basics well, good value for money.

I'm a firm believer that you only get what you pay for, so I must start this review by saying that this product exceeded my expectations. What impressed me the most was the noise cancellation microphone.

Microphone catches EVERYTHING IN THE ROOM. Noise-canceling microphone THERE IS NO In-line audio controls for easy volume and mute adjustments

does exactly what I wanted from a headset and its very light

the logitech h110 is a comfortable headset for several reasons it lets your ear breathe the foam lets sweat evaporate unlike an over the ear type the mic is clear an sounds good without yelling speakers are responsive an clear though they wont rattle your teeth out with bass they do well

I like the flexibility and texture of the cable. The ones that I owned in the past gets twisted and eventually break. I feel that I will not have the same problem with these. I guess time will tell.

Value for money

This is a fantastic headset for the price, but it doesn't work with Macs. I know now, to my chagrin, that the line in port on Macs is at 'line-level' which as around 100x too high for the mic input to register, regardless of any adjustments you make in the Sound preference pane.

decent stereo headset, but it's too small for my (admittedly large) head. the mike hides on the side of my face unless I twist the headset with the left ear speaker a bit off my ear. awkward. uncomfortable. 1" more plastic would have made all the difference.