early last year I bought some Logitech headset with a mic (goes over the ear type, hurts my ears eventually due to glasses). It cost about $30.
About 3 months later the wire right at the headset started to apparently wear out. I started losing sound in one ear, then eventually the other, while the mic was ok.
Not finding the receipt (and eventually Circuit City gone), I bought another Logitech headset for about $20-$30. This lost sound the same way in about the same amount of time. Again I couldnt find the receipt.
Earlier this year I bought a cheapt $15 set from Fry's, that goes on the ear, which was nice since it didn't pinch my glasses' arms on my ears. In about 2 months it went out the same way. It was not a Logitech headset.
So here I started postulating that for every ~$10 you spend on a headset, it will last that long.
After that headset, I bought another Logitech (previous 15 and this one I swore I kept the receipt in the bag from the store that I kept as well) for some $30. That failed the same way.
Do all headsets do this or do I just have to spend $80 on a headset that doesn't fail like this, ever?
About 3 months later the wire right at the headset started to apparently wear out. I started losing sound in one ear, then eventually the other, while the mic was ok.
Not finding the receipt (and eventually Circuit City gone), I bought another Logitech headset for about $20-$30. This lost sound the same way in about the same amount of time. Again I couldnt find the receipt.
Earlier this year I bought a cheapt $15 set from Fry's, that goes on the ear, which was nice since it didn't pinch my glasses' arms on my ears. In about 2 months it went out the same way. It was not a Logitech headset.
So here I started postulating that for every ~$10 you spend on a headset, it will last that long.
After that headset, I bought another Logitech (previous 15 and this one I swore I kept the receipt in the bag from the store that I kept as well) for some $30. That failed the same way.
Do all headsets do this or do I just have to spend $80 on a headset that doesn't fail like this, ever?