Customer Reviews

Jabra A120s Universal Bluetooth 1.2 Stereo Music Adapter/Transmitter (3.5mm Jack)

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4 star:		(7)
3 star:		(8)
2 star:		(3)
1 star:		(4)

 

 

The Jabra A120S makes a perfect connection to an iCom device with neckloop antenna which tranfers to the hearing aid devices. This enables the patient with hearing aids to follow the sound of the TV-set without any cables and without putting th volume of the TV to maximum. Also the neighbours like this system !!!

It connects easily. Be sure to follow the instructions in the manual.

It make switching between devices easy. If I am listening to my iPod and decide I want to start listening to my computer, I just plug the A120S from one device to the next.

It has good sound quality at a distance. I can clearly listen to music up to 30 feet away and through a wall. And if I lose the connection, it automatically reestablishes it when I am back in range. Your distance my vary, I am using the Voyager 855 (a headset/headphone I highly recommend.)

It does exactly what it's supposed to do and does it well. Battery life is good I do wish it had some kind of low battery warning though. Overall it's worked great with my Motorola S9 headset.

I recently invested in Oticon hearing aids, and they came with a Bluetooth streamer, so I wanted to be able to listen to TV, my MP3 player, etc., through my streamer and hearing aids. I ordered the JABRA A120S, and I love it! It's small, relatively inexpensive, and easy to use. It was easy to sync with my streamer, and I get pretty decent range (about 30 feet or so). I'm extremely pleased with this purchase. The only possible downsides: it takes a while to charge, and there is a slight latency (delay) associated with the bluetooth. But, it's easy to charge (just plug it into a USB port on any PC), and the latency hasn't caused me any problem watching TV (with the speaker volume turned down). It may cause an echo effect if I'm using it and the speaker volume is turned up for others in the room.

This works great. I connect it to my MP3 player, and pair it with my blootooth headphones and it works great.With a clear line of site they stay connected for about 100 feet.I also plug it into my TV at night so I can listen to movies without bothering anybody else

I bought this product to be able to connect my bluetooth capable headunit in my car to my Zune mp3 player. I was a little nervous that the sound quality would be poor or it would come and go but this product has been awesome. Once paired (which took me awhile to figure out) my headunit connects automatically to it when I turn the jabra on. The sound quality is awesome from low to high notes with hardly any noticable bluetooth 'hiss'. Haven't had a chance to try it with bluetooth head phones yet but I am seriously considering buying a pair.

The Jabra A120s bluetooth adapter works great and is very easy to pair with my Motorola Motorokr headphones. It provides great sound quality and a strong signal. I was surprised by how great of quality the product is. It's very durable and stylish. I would have liked for it to have a built in clip like I've seen on other adapters but I attached it to my Ipod nano with velcro and it holds on very well. I have yet to have it come apart while running or lifting at the gym. I recommend this product to anyone looking for a bluetooth adapter.

This thing died after 12 months of use. before that it was great and paired nicely with my motorola S9's.
Range was fantastic also (100ft).

I bought this item to connect to the headphone jack on my tv so that I can work out on my excercise bike while listening to the tv on my bluetooth headset. The product met my expectations and worked exactly as I had hoped. My tv is located at least 25 feet from my excercise bike and the signal transmission/reception comes out fine so the range is pretty good.

Objective: Jabra A120s transmits stereo sound from iPod, stereo system to Sony DRC-BT30 bluetooth stereo receiver. Sony DRC-BT30 pairs both Jabra A120s and my cellular phone (Nokia 5230 Nuro, another transmitter). This allows me to listen to stereo music from my phone or other source (iPod, stereo system) without missing any call. This is a wireless connection; thus, I move around freely at work as well as at home.

Evaluation:
Pros: 1) good price vs quality; 2) sound quality is average, some static vs price; 3) easy to use; 4) range = 10 meters; 5) USB recharge 6) good price.
Cons: 1) The pairing ability of my phone to Sony DRC-BT30 (automatically) is much better than the Jabra A120s to Sony DRC-BT30 (manually everytime). Thus I have to disconnect the phone to Sony DRC-BT30 connection in order to connect Jabra A120s to Sony DRC-BT30 first. This bugs me a little bit. 2) battery capacity = 4-5 hours/charge 3) long charging time: 2-3 hours.