Logitech’s new headphones are pricey, but repairable.
The Zone Vibe Pro wireless headphones cost $259.99 and come in several colors (black, white, blue, pink), and have a very plain design that some may like. They’re meant to be a stylish alternative to IT-supplied work headsets, and they feature mics that can suppress noises from an open office environment. I tested them out, and the sound quality and active noise cancellation were better than expected, but still not on par with my trusty Sony WH-1000XM3 headphones. To me, their most impressive feature is that they support replaceable straps, pads, and batteries. [Image: Zero branding except for “Logi” where the sidearms meet the cups. https://platform.theverge.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2026/09/zonevibepro.jpg?quality=90&strip=all]
The Zone Vibe Pro wireless headphones cost $259.99 and come in several colors (black, white, blue, pink), and have a very plain design that some may like. They’re meant to be a stylish alternative to IT-supplied work headsets, and they feature mics that can suppress noises from an open office environment. I tested them out, and the sound quality and active noise cancellation were better than expected, but still not on par with my trusty Sony WH-1000XM3 headphones. To me, their most impressive feature is that they support replaceable straps, pads, and batteries. [Image: Zero branding except for “Logi” where the sidearms meet the cups.
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