Logitech Wired Stereo Headsets

[11 x 9 x 7"] I replaced some older EarTec's with wired headsets - no wires is much nicer. They eliminate static, but require a minimum level of speech volume to pick up - so you can't whisper too quietly if the event requires it. Otherwise very nice and lightweight, comfortable to wear.

[1.152 Mb/s] We started using the Eartec last week and found them to be very nice. We put our wired headsets away after 30 years of use. they still work and have a bit of static. The headsets are a little tight to wear, but I feel after a little usage they will be Ok. We are currently only using the first 3 headsets on Channel one and have not needed to use Channel 2 until we have a large performance in Church. One cameraman said he heard it beep a couple of times but had no other issues. Not sure if the battery was weakening or if it lost communication, will check it our next week. So far so good.

[6] I have the Logitech G603 wireless mouse and its good but tended to lose connection with my computer too often. I bought the G403 wired mouse and like it much better. Very smooth, responsive and never loses connection. Better overall than the G603. I also like the mouse cable, which is braided and extra long. Consider this wired mouse if you're tired of dealing with dongles and losing connection.

[Teflon] I was in the market for a wired mouse, in order to attain low ms, and this mouse stood out as one of the best. I solely purchase Logitech mouses, because I trust their quality. While I was interested in the Razer DeathAdder mouse, I was turned away by the required registration for the mouse to work; meanwhile the G403 works well and can benefit from simple drivers. This mouse feels comfortable, and does not become greasy. I even appreciate the minimal buttons on the side.

[6 x 1.25 x 0.9"] The Logitech "Wired Keyboard for iPad" is an excellent device. As long as your iPad has a lighting connector all you have to do is plug it in and it, just works like a charm. Have used it with both my basic iPad 6th and 9th generation models.

[Bus Power] I finally got annoyed with wired keyboards and decided to go to BlueTooth. I have been using Logitech Unifying devices for years and had confidence I could fall back on it should bluetooth be troublesome. As implemented on this keyboard, I have yet to have a problem. The most impressive thing about this keyboard is how solid it feels. I will soon replace the rest of my keyboards with these.

[2x Condenser] After having a multitude of issues with buggy KVM software and other solutions (I'm looking at you Synergy), I decided to bite the bullet and get this keyboard and the M70 Logitech Mouse to give it a shot. I was pleasantly surprised at how easy it was to setup and how quickly I was able to control both my Mac and my PC by seamless ctrl+dragging the mouse in the direction I had setup the switch from systems to happen. In a half a second I am on my Mac doing what I need to do and in another on my Windows system. Very much recommended to anyone looking to do something like that, it can do up to 3 computers!. The keys feel amazingly good and I say that as someone who types 9+ hours a day and its coming from a wired mechanical keyboard, the back-lit keys are not going to be wired quality light but get the job done for dim environment. Props to Logitech for USB Type C charging (its 2020, get the memo every other company) and the Logitech options software offers deep customizing of absolutely everything. I highly recommend this to anyone looking for a solid keyboard with some extras like Logitech Flow.

[7.7 x 4.7 x 3"] I got this item so my wife could stream music from her phone to our stereo system with the bigger speakers. All this without the need for wires. I installed the Logitech adapter per instructions using the supplied 3.5mm to RCA cable but noticed a hum. I used an RCA cable and connected it to the RCA jacks of the Logitech to the RCA jacks on my stereo and the hum went away. My wife easily paired her Samsung S5 to the Logitech and was able to immediately stream her country music. She was able to crank up the volume...which was pretty loud. The sound was quite good. She was able to walk around the house, roughly 20 to 30 feet, with no break in streaming. We were impressed with the performance of the Logitech. I would definitely get another one.

[10.695 lb] This is the best personal wired in-ear amplifier. Great spund quality, balanced input or stereo input (configurable). XLR and TRS input... all that you need for an excelent wired personal in-ear monitoring.

[0.175 lb] TR of the 3.5mm end of this cable are both wired to pin 2 of the XLR, so your stereo information gets summed to mono. Pins 1 & 3 of the XLR are connected to shield. XLR connector is by Rean and very nice.