Jabra Link 400c USB-C, DECT, UC, EMEA/APAC

Product Overview

AI-generated summary

If you want a “just make it work” DECT-to-USB base for softphone/UC calling, the Jabra Link 400c is a sensible buy. For a UK office with people who are already wearing Jabra headsets, it’s a clean way to get stable desk-to-desk wireless without messing around with Bluetooth reliability. The main win is simplicity: plug in, pair with your compatible headset, and you’re generally sorted—good for shared desks, call centres, or anyone who hates wrestling with drivers and audio routing. At ~£117 ex-VAT, it’s decent value if you’ll actually use the wireless headset benefits rather than treating it like a one-off gadget.

That said, I wouldn’t buy it if you’re trying to use it with non-Jabra headsets or you’re expecting it to replace a proper, fully integrated UC headset setup across a mixed environment—compatibility and pairing are the kind of “gotchas” that make pilots painful. Also, if you’re only doing occasional calls or you already have strong wired headset usage, the cost probably won’t feel justified. Bottom line: buy it if your team is staying in the Jabra ecosystem and you want dependable wireless calling at the desk; skip it if you’re not standardised on Jabra headsets or your needs are mostly occasional.