Jabra LINK 860

Product Overview

AI-generated summary

Jabra LINK 860 is one of those “quietly useful” audio accessories that can make a noticeable difference if you’re already living in Jabra land (headsets, conferencing kit, etc.). At £125.62 ex-VAT, it’s not cheap for something that isn’t a headset itself, so I’d only recommend it if you’ve got a clear use case—typically improving compatibility, stability, or setup convenience with business calling/meeting setups where being able to plug in and trust the audio path matters. If you’re constantly moving between desks/rooms or swapping devices, that time saved (and fewer “why can’t it find the mic?” moments) can easily justify the spend.

That said, if your current setup is already working smoothly, or you’re using non-Jabra gear and don’t specifically benefit from the LINK integration, this can feel like paying a premium for marginal gains. In other words: it’s a good buy for organisations standardised on Jabra or teams with mixed meeting-room setups; it’s harder to justify for a one-off desktop improvement. If you tell me what headset/device you’re pairing it with and whether it’s for office calls or conference rooms, I can give a more confident “yes/no” on whether it’ll actually earn its keep.