| Logitech ClearChat PC Wireless Headset 981-000068 | |
| Reviews - Featured Reviews: Audio | |
| Written by Matt McDowell - Edited by Olin Coles | |
| Sunday, 15 November 2009 | |
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Logitech ClearChat PC WirelessStereo headsets are becoming an essential part of any modern PC and, like keyboard and mice before them, they are finally going wireless. The freedom that a wireless headset provides will appeal to anyone, but with so many 2.4GHz wireless devices in every home, can a wireless headset really match the performance, clarity and comfort of its wired counterparts? Benchmark Reviews examines an impressive entry, the Logitech ClearChat PC Wireless Headset 981-000068, and finds out. For casual users and hardcore gamers alike, headsets are becoming some of the most heavily used peripherals on any PC. Voice chat is a standard feature for any instant messaging client, Ventrilo and Teamspeak are a staple of online gaming and Skype is quickly becoming a preferred choice for many users making long distance calls. However, unlike almost every other peripheral on the PC these days, most headsets are still wired. The options are very limited for demanding, nomadic computer users. Bluetooth headsets designed for cell phones can work on a PC (provided your machine has a bluetooth adapter), but they are designed strictly for voice chat and have limited range, without delivering the high-quality stereo sound of a wired headset. The Logitech ClearChat PC Wireless is designed to be the best of both worlds, providing high-quality stereo sound, a noise canceling microphone and wireless freedom, albeit at a fairly hefty MSRP of $99.99.
While the ClearChat Wireless is a winning combination on paper, the design leads to some big questions: Will the battery life be sufficient for demanding users? Can a wireless connection deliver the same quality of sound as its wired counterparts? Let's find out. About Logitech
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This isn't usually something that the microphone has any impact on, and the software will normally determine how well it works.