Logitech - Reviews and experiences

Used it last week, first impression solid build, clicks a bit light, happy it works.

Mid-call I realized it wasn't failing; needed a quick replacement after my old headset died and sore neck made switching urgent. It feels a bit light, but it lasted two long meetings—actually glad.

So these headsets are kinda bulky — way too big for my head, and I'm not some kid; I have a normal adult-sized head. The adjustable sliders barely helped, but the sound is actually decent, so I'm relieved. If possible, try them on first.

I almost didn't buy these — figured they'd be weak on bass and glitchy with my phone. Turns out I was half-right, half-wrong. After two weeks of daily commutes, conference calls and background podcasting while cooking, the sound really grew on me, and the bass is okay with a small EQ tweak. The app is a bit clunky, yeah, but it's usable. Not perfect, but for daily use I'm pleasantly surprised.

So, I just had to replace my fave T-CJ12 TrackMan Marble FX trackball after a solid 10 years of use because the old school PS/2 plug wasn't jiving with my new laptop. I attempted to convert it to USB, but no dice. That trackball was seriously the most comfy one I've ever laid my hands on.

I just got myself a Pebble 2 Combo and to be honest, I'm kinda let down. The quality of this product doesn't seem as top-notch as it once was. The plastic feels a bit cheap and fragile compared to their older stuff. It does the job fine, but I was hoping for more from a brand I used to really like. I've bought cheaper things that are just as good, which is a bit disappointing. I always thought Logitech products were the best, but now I'm not so sure about that.

I bought this iPad 10th generation keyboard case combo, and man, it was such a letdown. When I tried to put it on my iPad, it didn't snap correctly on one side and the edges were all crooked. So, I reached out to customer service, and boy, they were slow in responding and tried to blame me for the problem. It took them forever to even admit there was an issue, ugh. The quality of the product was just awful, definitely not worth the money. I also looked at their reviews, and it seems like a lot of folks have had similar bad experiences.

I bought an iPad cover and it turned out to be a real let down. The keys started falling out pretty quickly and it was a pain trying to get them back in place. The connection between the keyboard and cover wasn't as strong as I thought it would be, so I had to keep readjusting it. And to top it off, the cover stopped working altogether after only two years. Needless to say, I was not impressed and I won't be buying from this brand again. The price was definitely too high for the quality I received.