Jabra Link 370 (UC) USB Bluetooth Adapter, Black

I can finally use my jabra elite active 75T on my PC using this.I know it's unofficially supported by Jabra but already having the elite 75t, might as well use it for webex, skype and zoom purpose on my dekstop PC.Tested call with cisco ip communicator and worked fine. Playing music on youtube is also good.The only thing that annoys me is that it's notifying me to update the firmware from v2 to v1. I don't want to disable notification so kept on just ignoring.Didnt do firmware downgrade due to me being afraid of bricking the earbud.Update - May 2022:This is my second purchase since it broke in half for some unknown reason together with my mouse usb adaptor. Lesson learned, remove these on the laptop prior to storage specially with kids around.Mainly using MS teams, webex calling, zoom most of the time while WFH.I notice when someone rings my teams or webex, it takes time for windows bluetooth to redirect the audio to my jabra elite 75T after putting it on my ear(i dont wear earbuds for long duration). people thinks they can't hear me for a long time when i answer their call.With this device, i can just permanently choose the jabra as primary headset playback instead of windows default speaker/headphone.Although cost is high, definitely worth it when you do a lot of calls.By the way, this works with any bluetooth and not just Jabra.I can peer this with my Edifier bluetooth headset without issues and other 3rd party earbud that own.Changed the rating to 5 stars since 3rd party works fine.

I'll agree with everyone on a common theme here: what is up with the price?Maybe we don't understand the work that goes into this little USB adapter. Or maybe it's handcrafted by unicorns. Who is to say?This thing works perfectly.My concern at first was that I'd be using it the majority of the time on my work laptop that is all locked down. There is software to install and so I just did that on my personal machine. Paired the earbuds to the USB adapter and that was it.I can now plug it into any computer and I have an instant pair with my earbuds. Sound quality seems great.It's seamless. I wish I had done this a year ago and not waited this long.

Lost my original Bluetooth dongle and needed a replacement. Easy programming after downloading the app. Works great.

I had a Mac mini 2010 model with Bluetooth 2.0. I tried a Jabra 510 and 810 speaker with the Mac via Bluetooth but the voice quality was poor (direct plug in via USB sounded fine). Quicktime Player 7 recordings indicated that it was sampling at 8000Hz over Bluetooth. I added the Jabra Link 370, installed Jabra's software, updated the firmware on all my devices (plug them in USB to update), and the sampling rate increased to 16000Hz when linked via the 370, a vast improvement rivaling a direct USB connection to the speaker. The 370 presents itself to the Mac as a USB audio device (input and output), even though it's Bluetooth. That's not a bad thing- it's easy to pair it to a Jabra speaker device in System Preferences, and it will automatically connect to the speaker when the speaker is powered up and its Bluetooth is enabled. You can have the 370 paired to more than one speaker, but only one of them will operate at any given time. When you connect to the second speaker, the first is disconnected. Again, that's not a problem.

So I was given a suggestion from a friend to look into the Jabra brand for my PC gaming. I ordered the Jabra Elite 85h, but only to find that alone it can't connect to the PC, even thought the PC picks up Bluetooth. I looked into the Jabra Link 370 which picks up Jabra devices via bluetooth. I try out the Link 370 and yet I still cannot connect to my PC. I admit not to be the best techy person, but looking at videos after purchase, I see this is a common issue and I just ask, "What is the Link 370 even good for?"

This adapter works perfectly for the Jabra Elite 85h headphones to work seamlessly with PC. Below is the review I left for the headphones, along with directions on how to use this bluetooth dongle. This dongle doesn't come with directions, which is why I'm leaving this review. Also, I gave it 4 out of 5 stars because how stupidly expensive it is."These headphones are absolutely incredible, even at ~$170. However, I gave 4 out of 5 stars because it's not clear in the description or on the website that these headphones are not at all made for your PC. It's primarily made for your phone. Usually, it's assumed that bluetooth is always compatible with other bluetooth enabled devices, but that's not the case here. However, if you buy the Jabra Link 370 (UC) USB Bluetooth Adapter the headphones pair perfectly with windows, and controls are even enabled. HOWEVER, when you buy the adapter, it doesn't come with instructions or anything. What you have to do is download the Jabra direct desktop app, plug in the bluetooth adapter into your computer, have the jabra direct desktop app recognize the adapter and update its drivers, then it'll all work seamlessly. "

My old one snapped in half and wouldn't work. My laptop has Bluetooth disabled for work policy. This USB is the only way I can use my evolve 75 headset. Works great with MS team's and being paired to multiple devices. I looked into a cheap $5 USB Bluetooth dongle but it wouldn't have the same great hands free integration the oem one has. Expensive but worth it.

Worked like a charm to replace the damaged dongle.