Lenovo Legion H300 Stereo Gaming Headset

Lenovo Legion H300 Stereo Gaming Headset is a wired stereo gaming headset designed for gamers looking for solid sound, comfort, and clear communication without a high price tag. It connects via standard 3.5 mm audio jack (with included Y‑adapter for PC mic + headphone ports).

🎧 Audio & Performance

• Driver size: 50 mm dynamic drivers (Neodymium) for rich stereo sound.

• Frequency range: 20 Hz – 20 kHz (headphones) for full audio coverage.

• Impedance: 32 Ω.

• Sensitivity: ~96 ± 3 dB.

• Distortion (THD): < 5 %.

• Stereo sound: No virtual surround — true left/right audio channels.

💡 Note: Because it’s stereo (not 7.1 surround), immersive positional audio depends on game/software support rather than built‑in processing.

🎤 Microphone

• Type: Retractable unidirectional boom mic with passive noise cancellation.

• Mute / flip‑to‑mute: Mic flips up to mute when not in use.

• Designed primarily for game chat and voice calls.

🛠 Design & Comfort

• Fit: Over‑ear with closed‑back earcups for noise isolation.

• Cushions: Memory foam with PU leather covers.

• Headband: Adjustable self‑adjusting suspension with steel frame.

• Cable: ~1.85 m (6 ft) braided cable; Y‑split adapter included for separate mic/headphone jacks.

• Weight: ~320‑330 g (light enough for longer sessions).

🖥 Compatibility

Works with most devices with a 3.5 mm port (or adapter):

• PC (Windows/macOS via single 3.5 mm or Y adapter)

• Xbox Series / One (may need adapter depending on controller)

• PlayStation 4/5

• Nintendo Switch

• Mobile phones & tablets with 3.5 mm.

🧰 Controls & Features

• Inline volume up/down + mic mute controls.

• Plug‑and‑play — no drivers needed for basic use.

• 1‑year limited manufacturer warranty.

💡 Real‑World Notes

User feedback (mixed experiences):

• Some online reviewers praise the headset for good sound and comfort for the price.

• Some users in forums report quality control issues (uneven audio, cable/headband durability concerns), and that the mic mute button might not work as expected on all devices.
  
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