Jabra Link 230 USB Adapter - PC Connection for Corded Headsets
Jabra Link 230 USB Adapter - PC Connection for Corded Headsets
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In this review the Jabra Link 230 USB Adapter is evaluated as a simple, purpose-built accessory for contact centers and professionals who already use corded Jabra QD headsets. The bottom line: it is for users who need a clean, reliable way to connect a professional Jabra headset to a PC and get the benefits of headset audio without replacing existing gear. The reviewer found the adapter delivers on connection and basic functionality, making it a practical, low-risk option for unified communications migrations.
Key Features
- QD to USB Compatibility: Converts any corded Jabra QD headset for PC use so teams can reuse existing headsets during a transition to softphones.
- Universal Softphone Support: Works with all leading softphone brands so users can connect to their chosen communications platform without extra configuration.
- Simple Plug-and-Play: Provides a straightforward USB connection that reduces setup time and minimizes IT intervention for contact center deployments.
- All-day Comfort Retained: Lets users keep their familiar Jabra headset fit and noise canceling performance when switching to PC audio.
- Compact Package: Small physical dimensions make the adapter unobtrusive at a workstation and easy to store or ship in bulk.
Who It's For
The Jabra Link 230 is ideal for contact centers and office users who already own corded Jabra QD headsets and want a cost-effective path to PC-based calling. It suits IT teams seeking a low-complexity solution to support mixed telephony environments during a migration to unified communications.
It is not intended for people who need a wireless solution, built-in microphone controls beyond basic connectivity, or a full-featured USB audio processor; buyers needing those features should consider other headset adapters or USB audio devices.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Reliable connection that lets a Jabra QD headset interface with a PC for softphone use.
- Supports major softphones, reducing compatibility worries across common platforms.
- Compact and simple design minimizes desk clutter and deployment complexity.
Cons
- Limited to providing a USB connection only and does not add advanced on-device call controls or wireless capability.
Specifications
| Product Type | Headphones adapter |
| Compatibility | Corded Jabra QD headsets and leading softphones |
| Package Quantity | 1 |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Package Dimensions | 1.2 cms (L) x 11.4 cms (W) x 1.2 cms (H) |
Our Verdict
The Jabra Link 230 is a practical, no-frills USB adapter for organizations that want to extend the life of corded Jabra headsets while moving to PC calling. It provides dependable connection and preserves headset comfort and noise cancellation, offering good value for contact centers and offices that prioritize simplicity over extra features.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this adapter work with my Jabra QD headset?
Yes, it is designed to be compatible with any corded Jabra headset that uses a QD connector.
Does the adapter add call controls or wireless functionality?
No, the Link 230 provides USB connectivity only and does not include on-device call buttons or wireless features.
Is it compatible with softphone applications?
Yes, it is stated to work with all leading softphones so it should integrate with common unified communications platforms.
Editor's Take
The Jabra Link 230 is a practical USB adapter that reliably connects corded Jabra QD headsets to PCs for softphone use, offering good value for contact centers needing a simple migration tool.

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