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2010-05-22, 09:34 #41
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2010-05-23, 17:05 #42Junior Member
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- Mar 2010
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I would recommend it if it costs $50 or less, and came with the battery pack. For $150+ it's way too frustrating! I usually have mine shut off by itself at least 2-5 daily. Often times when I'm listening to a podcast that requires you to start over at the beginning. It's way too buggy and tech support is ZERO.
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2010-05-24, 02:32 #43Senior Member
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- Dec 2009
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Sorry for the bad experience you had, but my contacts with logitech's tech support have been first rate so far, and the forums here have solved most other questions/problems I had.
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2010-05-24, 07:55 #44Senior Member
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- Nov 2005
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How could tech support resolve issues that are caused by buggy firmware and server setup? Tech support can help people who are not able to setup their network or whatever, but it's obviously pointless to call tech support if the product simply doesn't work because of bad design and/or implementation.
Yeah, you can utter your frustration, but they ignored their customer's frustration for >6 months now and tech support folks are usually well trained to deny any other cause than the customer's, so why bother?
Returning the product (if still possible) or giving bad ratings on Amazon etc. seems to be a better way to tell Logitech how badly they handle this situation.


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