Are headsets different from headphones?

Headsets and headphones serve distinct purposes in the realm of audio devices. Whether gaming focused or productivity focused, they have an eye on “communication”. Headsets are distinguished by have to have a microphone. On the other hand, headphones, while providing high-quality audio output, don’t have a microphone. So, the key difference lies in their communication capabilities, with headsets being the go-to choice when vocal interaction is essential.

Which types of headsets are better?

When considering which type of headset is better, looking at various features that enhance the overall experience is crucial. Noise-canceling microphones are valuable for clear communication by reducing background noise. A retractable or movable boom mic allows you to position the microphone optimally. Adding In-line controls on the cable offers convenient access to volume adjustments and muting during calls or gaming. The choice between USB and 3.5mm connections should align with your specific needs, with USB often providing additional features like surround sound. And, of course, offering decent sound input and output (driver build quality) plays a pivotal role, with well-built drivers ensuring crisp audio for immersive gaming, music, or productive work. Ultimately, the best headset for you will depend on how these features align with your intended use and personal preferences.

What are the differences between gaming headsets and other headsets?

Distinguishing gaming headsets from other headsets involves several key factors. Gaming headsets typically have more bass for explosions and gunshot sounds or engine vrooms in games, contributing to a more immersive experience. They also need in-line controls as a common feature in gaming headsets for volume adjustments and muting. The microphone on gaming headsets usually comes with a pop filter for the angry moments when you are shouting into the microphone, so the voice clips a bit less (look for audio clipping and what it means). Additionally, gaming headsets are designed to be more robust and durable, and they should be more heavy-duty in general.

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Logitech H570e Business Headset with Noise Cancelling 981-000575

$353.00

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For people who make their living on the phone, a comfortable headset makes every call more productive. Stylish and durable, the Logitech H570e Headset delivers comfort day after day.

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AFFORDABLE CLARITY AND COMFORT

For people who make their living on the phone, a comfortable headset makes every call more productive. Stylish and durable, the Logitech H570e Headset delivers comfort day after day. It’s easy to use as well just connect it to a PC or Mac through the USB cable.

The H570e includes premium noise-canceling features for crystal clear sound at an affordable price.

GREAT VALUE FOR GREAT FEATURES

The Logitech H570e Headset offers premium features at an affordable price. Acoustic echo cancellation, a noise-canceling mic, and digital signal processing (DSP) block out unwanted noise for clear conversations with great sound quality. Choose H570e Mono or H570e Stereo for one or two speakers.

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Product number: 981-000575 (Stereo)/ 981-000571 (Mono)
Microphone (Tx)
Type: Directional ECM
Frequency response: 100Hz-18KHz
Sensitivity: -47 dB +/- 3 dB
Operating voltage: 1.4-5V DC
Speakers (Rx)
Frequency response: 31.5Hz-20KHz (Diffuse field)
Sensitivity: 94 dB ±3 dB at 1 KHz, 0.01 m, 0.01 W
Distortion: < 5% @ 1 kHz, 10 mW, 1 kHz
Height: 6.8 in (172 mm)
Width: 6.5 in (165 mm)
Depth: 2.0 in (50 mm)

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