I have had the Logitech Zone Vibe 125 headset for 2-months (67-days). I use them 20-hours per week for my part-time work-from-home job with U-Haul. ||| SOFTWARE CONNECTION: U-Haul uses the Cisco Jabber & Finesse phone system for outgoing and incoming calls. And, use Microsoft Teams for internal video and phone calls. ||| SETUP: This headset was pretty simple to setup, simply insert the USB dongle directly into your laptop. In full transparency, I did receive a little help from the U-Haul Tech Team to successfully connect them to Cisco Jabber & Finesse. This may be due to the fact the Logitech is not a certified manufacturer for Cisco Jabber (Jabra is). But once connected they have been a pleasure to work with. I have tried inserting the USB dongle into my J5 docking station, but it did not register, so as mentioned before insert the USB dongle directly into your laptop or computer ||| FEEL/MATERIALS: These headsets are freakishly lightweight. It's almost scary. When you take these headsets out of the box, you will immediately say to yourself "these are cheap feeling and looking" and not worth the $125 price tag. To the touch, you will only feel two materials: fabric and plastic - fabric on the headband and ear cuffs; plastic on everything else. ||| PRESSURE: This headset does not apply a lot of pressure on or around your ears (with or without glasses). I wear glasses the entire time I wear this headset, I do not get a headache or pressure on or around my ear. ||| SOUND: These are not noise-cancelling headset! Background noise will bleed into this headset, so I would not recommend these if you are easily distracted and have a household full of noise. However, I would recommend this headset to someone who is not easily distracted and appreciate the ability to hear their surroundings. I am not easily distracted and I am a mother so I appreciate the noise bleeding because I have the ability to hear my daughter if she needs me. She is tween and understand when the headsets are on mommy is working and only disturb her if it is an emergency. ||| MICROPHONE: The microphone is noise-cancelling. I usually work with my ceiling fan on high and the TV off. My boyfriend and daughter are typically home during my shifts in other rooms of our 903sqft apartment either watching TV, cooking, eating, or cleaning. My customers do not hear them. I am also a dog mom. He is pretty calm throughout the day and during my shifts as well. The most you may hear is his dog tag and vaccination tag jingle and the occasional bark because someone knocked on the door or used the Ring Doorbell. I typically apologize to the my colleagues or customer on the phone, but they always reply with "I didn't hear anything". I did do a voice recording using this headset with my ceiling fan on high and my TV volume on 13 (which is about 1ft to the left of the microphone) and I definitely heard my voice being brought to the front and drowning out the TV noise. ||| PROS: I think it is cool to be able to mute my voice by pushing the microphone up, instead of fumbling to find the mute button. They charge really fast. You are able to continue to use the headset while it is charging. Oddly, I like how the earcuffs easily glide up and down the headband for adjustment and stay in place the entire time - no more click, click, click noises :). Buttons are easily accessible, but I do not use them, I typically control the volume through my laptop, phone function buttons through Cisco Jabber & Finesse. I do have to use the on/off switch on the headset, I just turn them on before I put them on my head, otherwise I have a hard time trying to feel around for it (it is flush to the headset). ||| CONS: This headset does not fold or come with a hard-shell case, so I do not see myself traveling with them. The price for this headset should come down to $80, but I guess with inflation they are price correctly.