Logitech USB Headset H530

Sometimes you just can’t be there. But being able to make an Internet voice or video call is the next best thing.

Super wideband audio* (developed by Skype—and supported by several of Logitech’s newest headsets) helps make your calls sound so clear it’s like you’re in the same room with the person you’re talking to. 

* Super wideband audio is supported in Logitech Vid™, Skype® 4.0 for Windows® or later, and Skype 2.8 for Mac® or later.

A better listening experience

You listen to a lot of things on your computer. Distortion shouldn’t be one of them. That’s where our headsets with laser-tuned drivers come in. They minimize distortion so you can hear what you want to hear—and not what you don’t.

Tuning out distortion

A driver, otherwise known as the speaker, is the device in your headset that converts PC audio signals into the sound you hear. Most are developed with acoustic measurements alone. But, because we use laser measurements, we can pinpoint potential distortion and eliminate more of it.

With laser tuning, we analyze the physics behind the mechanical motion of each component of the driver. That analysis guides our design. And that means you hear your audio in crystal-clear detail—just the way you were meant to.

The clear choice

Internet calls, gaming, music, and movies—you’ve got some pretty clear reasons to want a headset that delivers clear audio. And that’s just what a USB headset gives you.

Sayonara, soundcard

If your soundcard is sub-par, your audio will be, too—even if you’ve got a high-quality headset.

With a USB headset, the quality of your soundcard isn’t an issue. In fact, you don’t need one at all. That’s because USB delivers pure digital audio straight from the source—say good-bye to that hissing sound. All with one simple connection for voice and audio.

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