Jabra Link 390a MS, USB-A Bluetooth Adapter

Product Overview

AI-generated summary

The Jabra Link 390a MS is one of those “works as advertised” USB Bluetooth dongles, aimed squarely at people using Jabra for call/audio rather than dabbling with general Bluetooth headsets. If you’re in an office environment where you want a consistent pairing for users (and especially if you’re already in a Microsoft Teams-centric setup), this tends to be a safer bet than random cheap Bluetooth adapters that can be flaky with audio switching. At £88.87 ex-VAT, it’s not impulse-buy cheap, but it’s also not outrageous if you’re supporting multiple staff or you’re trying to reduce time wasted on “why is the mic not picking up?” type issues.

That said, I wouldn’t buy it if you’re just trying to connect one Bluetooth device on your desk with no real ecosystem behind it. The value really comes when you’re standardising across machines and want predictable behaviour with call platforms—otherwise you could often get by with a lower-cost option. Also, make sure it matches what your headset/software expects (Jabra’s “MS” branding matters): if you’re outside the intended use case, you’ll end up paying for compatibility you don’t fully benefit from. If your environment is Jabra-first and you care about reliable meetings audio, it’s a sensible buy; if not, it’s probably overkill.