Logitech Z207 Bluetooth Computer Speakers

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Versatile setup - Pair up to two Bluetooth devices and/or connect one device via the 3.5 mm input

Logitech Easy-Switch lets you seamlessly switch between audio sources - just pause the audio on one and press play on the other

Rich stereo sound - 10 watts peak/5 watts RMS power delivers room-filling sound from the four-driver design; two drivers create the perfect balance between the mid and high tones, while two passive radiators deliver bass

Simple controls - Easily access the Bluetooth pairing button, power, volume and the headphone jack located on the right speaker

Built-in headphone jack - Use the handy headphone jack to connect your headphones and listen to music, movies and games in total privacy

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Total Order Value ( ex VATinc VAT )	Delivery Cost ( ex VATinc VAT )
Over £50£60	FREE
Under £50£60	£4.95£5.94*

Total Order Value ( ex VATinc VAT )

Delivery Cost ( ex VATinc VAT )

Over £50£60

FREE

Under £50£60

£4.95£5.94*

Computer and Audio Headphones

Headphones consist of small audio speakers that are held close to the user’s ears, either affixed to a headset or inserted into the ears. In-ear headphones are commonly called earphones.

Headphone use

Headphones are most familiarly used with fixed and portable audio devices such as mp3 and CD players. Headphones are also used to listen to audio signals from computers. Telephone headsets with microphones are now commonly used so as to leave the user’s hands free to type on a keyboard and for other tasks. You’ll find these headsets in our Telephone headset section.

Headphones at Paperstone

Our range of audio and computer headphones includes:

Standard lightweight headphones
Larger stereo headphones for enhanced listening
Headsets with microphones for two-way communications in multimedia, gaming and telecoms
USB headsets for single computer connection

Our brands of headphones include Compucessory and Logitech.

Headphone health and safety

Headphones listened to at high volume can cause temporary or permanent hearing loss. When headphones compete with background noise, for example on public transport or near loud works, the temptation is to turn up the volume.

Headphones can also decrease awareness of external sounds, a danger when walking, driving, riding a bicycle or operating machinery. Pedestrians listening to music on headphones, for instance, can miss the sound of a vehicle or a car horn when crossing the road.

Related sections

Telephone headsets
Dictation machines