[fire]

> However, this statement about computers not being supported cannot be true. On the Jabra site for this product, it says: "no need to plug your headphones into your computer." It also has a picture of the product beside a Macbook. I've included screen shots of the product page that show these two points that clearly indicate computers are supported. I've heard this issue of the Elite 85h not being compatible with computers before from Jabra support, but it seems so implausible that Jabra would make bluetooth headphones that don't support computers, and equally implausible that they would mislead people into buying them on their site by suggesting that computers are supported if they are not.

Yeah, like... this is exactly how you get yourself sued, so if that's what they're hoping for...?

[nicce]

Well, computer is a wide term. My Jabras work well on Linux with custom bluetooth profile. It took some tinkering, and getting good quality for both mic and speakers was achievable. But they should not advertise like this…