Jabra A320s Bluetooth Adapter | List Price: $69.99
Discount Price: $23.99
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Brand: Jabra
Binding: Wireless Phone Accessory
Features: - Bluetooth version 2.0
- VoIP over your Bluetooth Headset
- Stream Music wirelessly to a Bluetooth Headset
- Plugs directly into your USB port
- Transfer pictures and files to bluetooth devices
Though install bump later software worked smoothly [Posted on 2008-07-29]
With my Windows XP MultiMedia Center Edition, I used the provided install CD. Suddenly soon after starting the install, a window box popped in then quickly disappeared. Startilled the install later gave me options on the type of drivers I could use. Here I may have chosen one unintensionally. Unresolved I left for work. When back I relocated a Jabra hardware name seen in the docs then uninstalled what I had done the day before and reinstalled using the install CD again. The sudden pop up of a window box occurred again; it was an option box that popped up early. Chose the correct 'software Jabra hardware name' (i can't remember it now) that was located on my CD Drive (mine is device E:). All install went smoothly and normal from there. It seems the software is operating good. The Bluetooth setup is tricky but carefull reading of Jabra userManual and the other user manual cleared up security questions.
very nice product [Posted on 2008-09-01]
I bought this bluetooth dongle and have used it with two different bluetooth headsets - a jabra BT8030 and a soyo freestyler HS11...the dongle has worked perfectly with both the devices... the range is also quite good as i can now listen to my music while i am moving around in my apartment...
works well but, [Posted on 2008-09-05]
No linux drivers so I can't use i on my laptop. It works great on my xp desktop though. I can't comment on vista. Good audio quality.
Decent Product [Posted on 2008-09-17]
Pros: Connects/Identifies my bluetooth headset fast.
Cons: Not covering more distance, maximum covered is areound 25 feet.
For the Wireless Enthusiast, this is an inexpensive alternative to LAN [Posted on 2008-09-18]
I never could get my PC and my laptop to talk with a LAN connection, and had given up, until I got a cell phone and a bluetooth adapter. When I started sending files to my cell phone, it got me thinking, what if I had another adapter for my laptop? Would it let the two exchange files over a wireless connection?
My answer is a resounding YES. Just a bit of setup time and you'll have your PC and your laptop, and any other bluetooth capable machines all networked. I have eliminated the need for CDRWs, as Bluetooth will easily send the files without burning any discs. It feels like a dial-up connection, and it won't send folders unless they're "zipped", but otherwise a very useful investment for under $50
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