Super wideband audio has contributed a great deal to the quality of calls, music and movies. Three factors make this possible. Firstly, sound is transmitted on a large frequency range, secondly super wideband audio uses less bandwidth and lastly it has the capacity to adjust in real time when the network is crowded. Hence, as the two new headsets announced by Logitech (News - Alert) feature support for super wideband audio, the quality of sound produced is impeccable.

The two new releases by Logitech -- the Logitech USB Headset H530 and the Logitech Laptop Headset H555 -- deliver pure, unadulterated digital sound that is really music to the ears. The exceptional audio quality makes even Internet and video calls crystal clear.  

Both headsets are compatible with Logitech Vid Hd, Skype (News - Alert) 4.0 for windows or later and Skype 2.8 for Mac or later. Both offer a noise-cancelling microphone, which reduces annoying background noise and rotates out of the way when you’re not using it.

The lightweight Laptop Headset H555 folds flat and easily fits into the included case. The behind-the-head design with adjustable ear pieces are comfortable, and offer a personalized fit. With a USB connection included, users can enjoy digital audio in stereo, on the go. This is ideal for Internet calls, music, movies and games.

Equally powerful,the USB Headset H530 offers laser-tuned drivers for exceptional audio quality, so much so that even the minute details are audible. Like the H555, the H530 also provides clear audio for video and video calls with its laser-tuned drivers and a pure digital USB connection. The on-ear audio controls helps optimization of audio and a padded foam headband and cushioned ear cups indulges the senses further. 

“We’ve learned from customers that better quality audio is one the most important factors in selecting which headset is right for them,” said Jesada Pawapootanont, Thailand sales manager for Logitech.The Logitech Laptop Headset H555 is priced around $65 (USD), while the Logitech USB Headset H530 costs around $72 (USD).

In a related news release, Logitech announced the shipment of its 100 millionth wireless mouse. Logitech introduced the world’s first radio-frequency based mouse for computers in 1991, initiating a revolution that transformed wireless technology from an industry novelty to a core part of today’s computing experience.