Jabra Bluetooth Music Adaptor

List Price: $49.99

Features:

• Bluetooth 1.2
• 10 hours of music time
• USB Charger

Customer Reviews:

works well [Posted on 2008-05-15]
I desided to try this out with my jabra head set,,,warks well,,I give it 5 stars for it is,, a blue tooth adaptor ,, a bit weak as for range but I like it .

Great product, but a bit vulnerable to interference. [Posted on 2008-05-27]
This device is pretty simple, plug it in, hold the button to pair and thats pretty much it. It works fine with the Jabra BT620s Headphones and does its job well, but my only complaint is that it seems to suffer from some interference every now and then that some of my other Bluetooth devices don't.
Please note well that this is just a minor quibble, and the overall performance is superb. The device comes with a USB-A to USB-Mini-B cable (pretty standard) and will charge via any USB port. I get between 8-12 hours of use per charge.
Note: This will only work with headsets that support the A2DP profile. It does not have a regular Mono headset profile.

Jabra Bluetooth Music Adaptor  [Posted on 2008-05-27]
it is great, it pigy-backes with my cell phone. but some time it cuts out even if it close by.

Not too many frills, but good audio & very straightforward [Posted on 2008-06-20]
I bought this unit intially along with a cheap Jabra headset. It did not work, my understanding is that you have to have a Stereo Bluetooth Headphone for it to pair with the other unit. Once I bought a pair of Sony Bluetooth Headphones, it worked great until the Sony Headphones broke. The unit does not support the audio controls that the Sony Headphones had on them (skip forward/back, pause, etc.). But if all you want is high quality sound transmitted without wires, this is a good buy.

Pretty good [Posted on 2008-07-01]
Pros: price, stereo jack (not Ipod jack)
Cons: clothes can interfere regularly, delay (maybe inherent to Bluetooth)

Have used this for four months now. It is a nice size and does the job pretty admirably, especially for the price.

I use this with Kensington Bluetooth headphones, so it is possible that the reception issues are more to do with the headphones than the Jabra. But I suspect it is due to the Jabra, since reception issues come up when I put it in my pocket (if it hangs out of my pocket, no reception issues). Since we're talking a distance of at most 3 feet from pocket to headphones, that any interference exists is a little disappointing. There is a delay with this product, too, which might be due to the Bluetooth protocol. Not bad when listening to music; not good if you want to watch TV.

I'd buy it again knowing what I know now.

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