Logitech Wireless Headset H600

You can control your computer from across the room. And be more productive and comfortable on the go. Logitech wireless keyboards give you the freedom to do more, in more places—without the clutter of cords. From basic to Bluetooth, we’ve got plenty of options to choose from. But don’t worry—we’re here to untangle all the terminology and technology.

The power player: Advanced 2.4 GHz

For the best-of-the-best wireless connection, Logitech® Advanced 2.4 GHz wireless gives you the reliability of a cord with cordless convenience and freedom. Advanced 2.4 GHz wireless virtually eliminates delays and dropouts—even in the busiest wireless environments, such as a high-tech office.

In addition, Advanced 2.4 GHz wireless is designed to optimize battery power. (Many of our keyboards with Advanced 2.4 GHz wireless can offer up to three years of battery life.)

Your keyboard is automatically paired with your computer. So, you can use your keyboard with the most demanding applications and know that every keystroke you make will be carried out instantaneously. It uses less battery power than other wireless technologies, too

Check out all of our Advanced 2.4 GHz wireless keyboards.

Fast and reliable: 2.4 GHz

The predecessor to Advanced 2.4 GHz wireless, our basic 2.4 GHz wireless keyboards deliver wireless convenience you can count on.

Thanks to its ability to transmit data in two directions, your keyboard can save power by turning itself off when your PC is dormant. Your keyboard can even sense if there’s wireless interference and change channels to establish the most secure connection.

Have a look at all 2.4 GHz wireless keyboards.

Leave it and love it

With most wireless receivers, you need to plug and unplug them every time you pack up your notebook. The plug-and-forget nano-receiver is different. It’s so small it stays nearly flush with your notebook - so it’s always ready. You just turn off your mouse and go.

It’s a stowaway

If you ever want to store the receiver, you can do that, too. Plus, because you’re not using it, storing your receiver will help conserve battery life.

Depending on the mouse you’re using, you can put the nano-receiver in the storage slot (inside the mouse) or slide it into a port (on the back of the mouse) and - presto! - your mouse turns off.

When you’re ready to get back to business, you simply press the eject button to release the receiver, plug it into your notebook, and start working. (Did we mention the nano-receiver is plug and play?)

Learn more about which wireless technology is right for you

Pint-sized power

Sure this little guy is about the size of a small coin, but it packs plenty of power. Nearly all mice that come with the nano-receiver offer Logitech Advanced 2.4 GHz wireless connectivity.* That means you’ll experience virtually no delays or dropouts, even in the busiest high-tech environments, such as an airport, a coffee shop, or your neighborhood coffee shop.

If it weren’t so easy to forget about, you might just find this receiver unforgettable.

* The Logitech® VX Nano Cordless Laser Mouse for Notebooks was introduced before we offered Logitech® Advanced 2.4 GHz wireless.

What you'll need to get started:

To make an Internet call, you and your friend, or colleague, need the following:

1. A computer
2. A microphone (either built into your computer or external)
3. Speakers (either built into your computer or external)
4. A high-speed Internet connection
5. VoIP software.

There are several VoIP software and service providers, including Skype™, Windows Live™ Messenger, Yahoo!® Messenger and AIM®.

Follow these steps to get started:

1. Visit www.skype.com to download the latest Skype software. A handy setup wizard helps you get started. It’s easy. Just follow the prompts.
2. Once you’ve downloaded the software, find out your friend’s Skype Name. Then simply click the “Add Contact” button to enter your friend’s Skype Name into your personal contact list.
3. Select your friend’s name from your Contact list.
4. Press the green button with the picture of a telephone. If your friend has the latest Skype application (plus a properly configured webcam and microphone), you’re ready to start a VoIP conversation.

That’s it. You’ll be talking to your friends, family and colleagues in no time.