Logitech introduces a helmet designed for teaching the little ones. Zone Learn is a very good option, modular and affordable.
Logitech has just released a special edition of its Zone headset. Called Zone Learn, this children’s option has been thought through and designed with the educational needs of young people in mind. This headset is as durable as many other devices for our dear little pets – according to Logitech, it even has to resist chewing! -, but the company has simplified the replacement of some components.
Logitech Introduces a Headset Designed for Teaching Toddlers
In particular, Logitech makes it very easy to change earbuds, earpads, and other cables, so you can replace them yourself if needed. But it also lets you choose a surround or in-ear sound solution, or a 3.5mm, USB-A or USB-C cable!
Circumferential hearing provides higher noise reduction while in-ear mode keeps the user aware of the noises of their immediate surroundings. Various cable options allow teachers to use the case with a variety of devices. Logitech says the Zone Learn sound drivers are great for delivering clarity to voice, not music, and are optimized for lessons that require spoken language, such as during foreign language classes. The headset also features a 120° swivel microphone, perfect this time around for lessons that require students to interact with the entire class.
Zone Learn is a very good option, modular and affordable.
Logitech Zone Learn will be available worldwide through the summer starting at $35. Logitech will also release an add-on package in early summer with headphone jacks, a 3.5mm cable, and a USB-C cable. The latter will be offered at a public price of $40.