Perhaps I am currently slow on the uptake:

I've been looking for an adapter to connect my Bluetooth Jabra Evolve 65 to my business notebook for a long time (unfortunately, it's disabled/blocked by the USB dongle). A USB cable works, but that's not the point of a wireless headset. So now I am desperately trying to find a solution.

How should I understand this Hama Bluetooth audio transmitter/receiver device? It can either transmit or receive, but not both at the same time? I simply want to connect my Bluetooth headset to my notebook. Can I do that with this thing? And can I then hear AND speak via my headset? Who has already done this? Hope the question was understandable? Alternative solutions are also very welcome!

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Perhaps I am currently slow on the uptake:

I've been looking for an adapter to connect my Bluetooth Jabra Evolve 65 to my business notebook for a long time (unfortunately, it's disabled/blocked by the USB dongle). A USB cable works, but that's not the point of a wireless headset. So now I am desperately trying to find a solution.

How should I understand this Hama Bluetooth audio transmitter/receiver device? It can either transmit or receive, but not both at the same time? I simply want to connect my Bluetooth headset to my notebook. Can I do that with this thing? And can I then hear AND speak via my headset? Who has already done this? Hope the question was understandable? Alternative solutions are also very welcome!

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As you can see, the thing has a switch: "TX/RX"= transmit or (!) receive. It does not run synchronously, it is too simple for that. But it's enough. What bothers me about the external Bluetooth receivers, which has nothing to do with Hama, is that they send very quiet signals to the system.
You have to turn the system up very loud, and don't forget to turn it down again afterwards. Otherwise the neighbours will start a riot ;-)  All the best!      Bliibet diahi

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