SHOKZ Loop 110 USB-C Wireless Adapter for OpenComm2 UC, Bluetooth Dongle Receiver Compatible Bone Conduction Headsets

I’ve been using my headset for conference calls all day every day for years. Adding the dongle made the calls crisper and the range longer. The team asked me this week if I replaced my headset because they no longer hear any crackling (when I don’t mention I walk away from my machine). Using it for work? Get it.

Funciona perfecto en una macbook pro. ahora veremos el desempeño para Teams. espero se terminen las interferencias que tenia al tener conectado Teclado, Mouse y audífonos a la Mac...mas adelante comentare el desempeño

Does what it needs to do but pricey for just a usb c adapter for the opencomm unit.

I purchased this so that I could use my laptop with my Shokz head seat without having to constantly take in/out the USB-A or USB-C port (from desktop computer to my laptop).I will say this one (USB-C adaptor) is much better made than the USB-A adaptor that came with my original Shokx head set kit.With that said, this is a ridiculous price. This thing should be $20 tops. Doesn't even come with a storage case of any sort. If you can find a comparable brand/technology at a better price, I would do it.

This device has extended my connection range. The integration works well. The only change is that the button functions aren’t working consistently between zoom and teams.

It connects to the headset, but people can’t hear me and I can these them.

simply put, if you don't have this, using shokz with your computer is an exercise in futility.

Only ranked 4 out of 5 due to the price. Hard to swallow $50 addition to an ove $100 initial purchase, but I chocked it up to Shokz improving the overall product over time. I have the original headset they offered and was bothered by the beeping on mute in Teams, and some days over 50% of my day is spent on Teams calls. Quick Plug and play set up and good to go.So up to the individual buyer to weigh the cost vs. the benefit of eliminating the Teams beep.