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Yeah, this is sketchy behavior for a premium brand. They really seem to need you to run their mobile app. It's hard to tell from their advertising that it cover
by kurthr 4y ago
Yeah, this is sketchy behavior for a premium brand. They really seem to need you to run their mobile app. It's hard to tell from their advertising that it covers more than iPhones... although it does say it works with Google Assistant.
The only info I found about supporting other laptops (it mentions phones, tablets, and mobile devices?) was in their help faqs:
https://www.jabra.com/supportpages/jabra-elite-85t/100-99190000-02/faq/Can-I-connect-my-Jabra-Bluetooth-device-with-a-computer-or-softphone https://www.jabra.com/supportpages/jabra-elite-85t/100-99190...
Which basically says it won't fully function... but it might work with MS teams?
I wonder what data they're collecting with the mobile app, whether it's being monetized to support development, or simply that they don't care about a fairly common use case.
- tootie 4y agoThat's different than OP was implying. They're saying that a lot of the playback and volume controls may not work as expected, not that you won't be able to hear and speak.