
Logitech
Logitech H390 USB Headset 2-Pack Noise Cancelling Mic
Two plug-and-play USB headsets with noise-cancelling mics in one box — the H390 2-Pack is the practical choice for outfitting a shared workspace without compromise.
$44.99*
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Overview
Key Features
Size: Standard
Brand: Logitech
Specifications
Connectivity
Wired USB-A
Ear Placement
Over-ear
Microphone Type
Rotating Noise-Cancelling
Frequency Response
20 Hz – 20 kHz
Noise Control
Sound Isolation (passive)
In-line Controls
Volume, Mute
Driver Technology
Laser-tuned Digital USB
Compatibility
PC, Mac (USB-A)
Quantity
2x Logitech H390 Headsets
Frequently Asked Questions
Do both headsets in the pack work simultaneously on the same computer?
No — each headset uses a separate USB-A connection and functions as an independent audio device. Each requires its own USB port and computer to operate simultaneously.
Does the H390 require drivers or software installation?
No drivers required. The H390 is USB plug-and-play on both PC and Mac — it enumerates as a standard USB audio device and works immediately without software.
How effective is the noise-cancelling microphone in a shared office environment?
The rotating noise-cancelling mic is designed to reject ambient background sound. It performs well in typical office environments with keyboard noise, HVAC, and moderate conversation. In very loud open-plan spaces, some background bleed can still occur.
What is the frequency response of the H390's speakers?
The headset covers 20 Hz to 20 kHz — the full range of human hearing — which means voice calls and audio playback are reproduced without the frequency rolloff that cheaper headsets introduce.
Can the microphone be moved out of the way when not in use?
Yes — the microphone arm rotates, allowing you to swing it up and away from your mouth when you don't need it.