I have a Panda Plug and play 4.0 Bluetooth USB adapter in my computer. Does this thing do skype and Livestreams on comps? I look goofy in headphones.
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Yes, first you need to plug the bluetooth adapter and make your computer be bluetooth enable. Then you can connect this Pure1 headphone with your computer by Bluetooth tech.
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The Skype Adapter is for PC use. Most of them have two 3,5 mm klinke ports, one for audio, one for microphone.The Y-adapter split the signals from one headphone cable to this two ports.
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Always, always update the Bluetooth stack on your computer or device before returning anything, it it is not updated automatically and updates will likely fix any issues. I haven't been using mine with the dongle so I don't know about issues there
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(not a direct answer) For me, it is working *alongside* Lync. I have a desktop, our IT department recently gave us Jabra headsets for Lync Phone calls, and I am still able to use my other headphones with this Kensington bluetooth dongle to listen to music.
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Yes, this headset does work with Dragon NaturallySpeaking version 10. In fact I'm dictating this response using this headset and Dragon NaturallySpeaking version 10. You must buy the Plantronics Bluetooth enabled dongle and plug it into a USB port in order for it to work properly with your "Bluetooth enabled" laptop. I originally made the mistake of buying just the headset and not the Bluetooth dongle. The dongle is specifically adapted to work with the headset. (The bluetooth radio that came with your computer is not specifically designed to work with this headset) As far streaming music, I do not know the answer to that.
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Absolutely - this device adds Bluetooth to a PC that lacks that capability. In most cases you will need to use the included drivers disk to install the adapter. That's my only criticism...not 100% plug n play.
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I have a logitech headset with a USB cord to attach to the computer. I know you stated one end of this adapter is a 2.5mm jack plug but is the other end a usb receiver that my usb could fit in or no? I am trying to figure out what I need to get to enable my usb headset to connect to my home phone jack.
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Jerome, I've not tested the headset for any other use case beyond plugging it in my USB port. Interesting question, and sorry I don't have a good answer, but if you get one, would love to hear what it is. Good luck.
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I'm not positive that I understand the question. You put the Bluetooth USB adapter into a computer's USB slot. The adapter allows the computer to recognize any Bluetooth devices that are in range. As long as the headset or speakers are using the proper Bluetooth protocol, the computer will be capable of recognizing and using them appropriately. I hope that this answers what you wanted to know.
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NO! It does not. I bought this with the same intention -- to use my iPhone headset to make Skype calls on my computer. But this adapter is designed for older headsets (with 2.5mm plugs), not the most commonly used 3.5mm plugs on today's smart phones.
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I dont believe it can control the volume output from the computer - this is a wired connection, not bluetooth. My headset does not have a volume control on it. If your wired headset has volume control, then it should work on its own regardless of the dongle.
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I am listening to these headphones right now on my Lenovo.The button however does nothing in the computer and my computer has a separate jack for Headphones and Mic so the mic isnt working the way it does with my phone.
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Yes i have this Bluetooth dongle: Inateck® USB Bluetooth 4.0 Low Energy Micro Adapter USB Wireless Bluetooth Dongle with LED. and i get audio and chat through it with my PC.
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Hi, this Bluetooth USB adapter adds PC connectivity to your existing Plantronics Bluetooth headset. Small enough to keep in the PC for always-ready connectivity.
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On my laptop I paired the DR-BT21IK/B headphones and it set them up as 'audio sink' profile. This gives you great music quality and remote control, but doesn't use the microphone. To get them to work with skype you have to set up a second pairing profile, as a 'hands free device'. The the microphone works perfectly and you can use them with skype. For music though, you should use the 'audio sink' profile, as the sound quality is much better. I don't have an ipod touch, but I'm sure the principle is the same. Hope this helps.
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I was able to get the headset to work in Windows 7 64-bit. You have to set your computer's Bluetooth to "Discoverable", then turn on your headset. It should show up in My Bluetooth Devices, and it will make you download new Broadcom drivers. Should work after you install the new drivers. I tested it with Skype, seems to have decent call quality.
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Thanks I use it for Rocketfish bluetooth headphones. I had to download the other software to get it too work, broadcom.