Jabra Link 390c MS, USB-C Bluetooth Adapter

Product Overview

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The Jabra Link 390c MS USB‑C Bluetooth adapter is a solid “make my calls behave” upgrade if you use Jabra headsets with Microsoft Teams (especially in a work laptop/desk setup where built-in Bluetooth can be flaky). The big win is reliability: it’s built for call audio and the lived-in quirks of Bluetooth audio latency and pairing issues don’t feel as pronounced as they do with generic adapters. At £88.87 ex‑VAT, it’s not cheap, but for teams that want consistent meeting audio across lots of users, it can be decent value compared to wasting time on troubleshooting.

You *shouldn’t* buy it if you just need basic Bluetooth for music or casual headset use, or if your current setup already pairs reliably with your headset—there’s a real chance you’re paying for Microsoft/Jabra call integration you won’t fully use. It also makes most sense for people already on Jabra hardware; if you’re headset-agnostic, a cheaper Bluetooth route may get you 80% of the benefit with less commitment.

Bottom line: buy it if your work calls are important and you’ve got Jabra gear and Teams in the mix—skip it if you want “generic Bluetooth” or your current audio is already stable.