A while back I bought a Logitech H600 headset and I have used it almost every day since. I use it for VOIP calls, language learning and gaming or sometimes just because it’s late and I don’t want to wake anyone up. So when I discovered my dongle had vanished I was quite upset. I hoped it would turn up eventually, but it didn’t. So when I saw the H800 on sale I decided to grab it, knowing that I had originally cheaped out and regretted not getting the 800 model. On top of that it could use the nano receiver (aka dongle) or connect straight to bluetooth. Since my laptop already had bluetooth, I didn’t need the dongle for it meaning I could use it on the H600 when I needed a backup. Great! Not only do I get an upgrade but I can bring back the old one to life.
However things did not work out of the box. The computer found and installed the drivers but the old headset would not connect. The dongle looked the same, and some quick research told me the two devices used the same dongle, so why wouldn’t it connect? It turns out that much like bluetooth (in fact it probably is bluetooth) you need to do a pairing process. But how do you do that when the computer doesn’t pick up the dongle as a normal bluetooth receiver? Well Logitech has a utility for it, if you know where to look. I tried downloading it from their website, but the link did not work. It kept taking me back to the same page. Thankfully I found it elsewhere on this French website and it worked great. So I just wanted to share that tidbit of information incase anyone ever needed it.
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I was going through my list of drafts and foud this old post from almost four years ago to to the day. I’m not sure why I never hit publish, as there wasn’t much more to say. In any case, I just wanted to point out that my H800 headset died shortly after the warranty expired. Meanwhile I still use the H600 headset to this day and it still works great. It’s a shame the more expensive model wasn’t as reliable!
hello
I lost the nano receiver for my H 600
are there any way to pair H600 headset to another nano receiver (eg. the one for keyboard)
if you know how please help
Yes, you must hit power botton and volume up at the same time, they look it up on other devices that works with bluetooth. Mic won’t work though.
Cheers.
I have lost the receiver too and that’s how I found this webpage. It’s quite annoying that this headphone only connect to its own type of receiver and not to the Unifying Receiver. I have three choices: discard the headphones, buy a new dongle, buy a H600 and use the dongle for the old H600 when the new one dies.