🔌 Jabra QD to 2.5MM Jack Cord - Quick Disconnect for Enhanced SEO Review

The funny thing is that the 2.5mm connector is less than 100% compatible with a standard 2.5mm connector. As a result, it's difficult to use: when I plug it into the 2.5mm jack on my AT&T 17929 phone, I have to be very careful to insert it far enough but not too deep, otherwise there's no sound. Sometimes it can move on its own, which mutes the audio during a call. Other 2.5mm plugs didn't have this problem (and I've tried a few). Jabra Quick Release Plug) is a bad choice for me.

I bought more than just a fork. Bought a complete call center package. I had a hard time finding all the documentation and where to reach customer service. After many tries, I contacted a great customer service representative and my problems (configuration) were solved. For Jabra/GN, use your phone first, then visit the website if you need more information. Here are their support numbers: For assistance with GN products, call our support specialists at 800-826-4656, press 2, then dial 2 again…

First I want to say that this adapter works great. This allows me to use the Jabra GN2100 headset with Panasonic KX-TGA660 cordless handsets. The connections are secure at both ends. There is no wobble, no intermittent shutdowns, no traffic noise. The only thing I didn't expect was the cord between the ends. I ordered what I thought was a relatively small adapter - about 6 inches from end to end. But what I got was much longer. It has coiled wire between the terminals and is about 24 inches…