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I just want to stress that while Jabras statement sucks, you really should be reaching out to Apple.

Have the same issue on my MBP with Sennheiser Pxa550. With Monterey I actually had to install a plug-in for Chrome that keeps my volume at max during meet calls.

List of my issues: - audio doesn't work - audio doesn't switch from call mode to HiFi mode - if I have a call running, it will not switch or work via my headphones - audio balance switches to right headphone ....

I tried every recepie and thread I found online. Nothing.

Apple sucks.

Funny thing tho, I actually have a pair of Jabra 75t. And they seem more stable than Pxa550.

Again - direct hate towards Apple. I'm guessing all works with Apple headphones, as they sprinkle that secret sauce in their drivers that nobody else has access to.

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bayindirh|3 years ago

I think computer BT announces many more features, and they weed out problematic BT implementations much better.

I'm running an old Philips SHB3075 with my MacBook Air M1, and it has no problems whatsoever. The connection takes a bit longer compared to my iPhone, but I think it's negotiating a lot of things over the air during that connection.

I've attended half day long meetings, and join 2 meetings on average over zoom and Skype. Nothing shifts, nothing drops.

So, BT is a complicated protocol with a lot of baggage and layers, and proper debugging is much better than finger pointing.

Jabra can update the firmware on the device, but they're lazy or there's something wrong with hardware. I own a 45 (previously called Stealth), and the family got 5-6 software updates over the years.