Microsoft LifeChat LX-3000 Headset

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3.0 stars 17 user reviews

Price Range: $24.00 - $93.94

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Headphones Type Headphones - Binaural
Product type Headset
Design Ear-cup
Sound output mode Stereo
Connector type 4 pin USB Type A
Addtional features Volume control Noise canceling circuit Mute button

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"Nice product, but a few glitches"

3.5 stars | on May 28, 2009 by yooyong

Pros

- Richer, deeper sound compared to standard non-USB headsets. Decent for listening to music.
- Decent build quality, comfortable.

Cons

-Constant, annoying 'your microphone volume is too low' messages when using Skype.
-Automatic muting of microphone on my notebook.
-This thing OVERHEATS. My ears get hot after a few minutes.

Summary

I bought this on sale for around $30 CAD, so a pretty good deal, but it is defective because of the overheating issue. I wish it had controls for treble and bass.

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"Nice bargain!"

4 stars | on October 31, 2012 by Buzz_Killington

Pros

Nice and balanced sound, neat and clear bass mid and high frequencies, quality material for its price all around, great in and out sound quality for skype especially, noise cancelling works like a charm, comfort of usb input

Cons

Tight arch makes it really uncomfortable for extended use

Summary

A great bargain, you can even use it just for listening music, great skype performance

"Overall: Best choice in this price range!"

4.5 stars | on March 25, 2012 by Ijtaba_Alavi

Pros

Sporty look!
Great bass, i love listening songs, has a remote to control sound.
USB, no need for damaged Audio jacks!
Noise Cancellation!
Great Mic.
Relaxing and comfortable for ears.
Fits great on my head! (^_^)
A nice choice in this price range!

Cons

Wearing for more than 2 hours will start pain in your ears!
Remote controls the system sound (>_<)

Summary

It syncs easily with your system :)
and it's a good product, but Microsoft should have thought something for our ears :(

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