HP Poly BT600 USB-C Bluetooth Adapter

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The HP Poly BT600 USB‑C Bluetooth adapter at £59.93 ex‑VAT is one of those “it just works” add‑ons—if your current setup is missing reliable Bluetooth for headsets, conference mics, or audio dongles. For UK office use (Zoom/Teams meetings, hot‑desking, occasional room moves), it’s a decent buy because it tends to behave more predictably than cheaper generic Bluetooth sticks, especially when you’re pairing more than one device or you need consistent reconnection. If you’ve got laptops/docks that don’t pass through clean Bluetooth, this is the sort of fix that saves time and frustration.

That said, I wouldn’t buy it if your machine already has solid built‑in Bluetooth and you’re only trying to add one simple accessory—£60 is a lot when a £10–£20 dongle would usually do the job. Also, if you’re sensitive to audio latency (music production, gaming, strict call audio timing), any Bluetooth adapter can still be a compromise compared with wired headsets or a dedicated USB audio device. Bottom line: buy the BT600 if you need dependable Bluetooth for business audio and want lower hassle; skip it if you’re chasing value for a one‑off or you already have decent Bluetooth.