LOOP120 WIRELESS ADAPTER

From the moment I opened the box, the LOOP120 Wireless Adapter felt like a thoughtfully engineered accessory. The packaging was sleek, and setup instructions were clear - within minutes, I was ready to test it with my Shokz headphones.

The standout feature for me is connection reliability. Previously, when connecting my Shokz headphones directly to my PC via Bluetooth, I often encountered random dropouts, lag, and occasional pairing frustrations. With the LOOP120 Adapter, those issues vanished. The connection is rock-solid, with zero audio dropouts and instant pairing every time I plug it in.

I use my headset daily for both work calls and music. During long Teams meetings, the Adapter maintained flawless audio—no interruptions, no static, and no noticeable delay. Even when I walked across the room or had multiple devices connected, the Adapter kept the signal strong. This is a huge upgrade from my previous experience with standard Bluetooth connections on my PC.

Plug-and-Play Simplicity: No software needed. Just plug in the Adapter, and it works.

Instant Pairing: My headphones connect in seconds, every time.

Superior Range: I can move freely around my workspace without losing connection.

Compact Design: The Adapter is small and unobtrusive—perfect for travel or switching between devices.

Ordering from Shokz was seamless. The checkout process was smooth, and shipping was fast. I appreciated the regular updates and the thoughtful packaging that protected the Adapter during transit.

The LOOP120 Wireless Adapter has transformed my Shokz experience. If you’re tired of unreliable Bluetooth connections on your PC, this Adapter is a must-have. It’s the perfect companion for anyone who values reliable, high-quality audio - whether for work, music, or everyday life.

Highly recommended!

I already had the Comms headset for use on my mobile phone and works brilliantly. But bought the bluetooth adaptor for my Tower desktop.
1) it was slow to install, and despite a gaming spec tower, froze up several times during install.
2) took a while to pair successfully.
3) My main reason to connect Comms to Tower was use dictation on Outlook and other things like dictating Documents, but although I configured it various ways neither Outlook nor Word would accept any verbally spoken things...
As I don't use my tower for making calls or video link, it has proved pointless.
Possibly it's simply not designed for use in these ways....
Comms headset is excellent for my mobile, allowing freedom to use my phone, and do other things with both hands while on calls and video conferences.
But the bluetooth adaptor was bought for dictation and linking to Outlook and Word, which is just doesn't work with.,
Maybe it could be clearer that it just doesn't link to anything but calls in the sales points would have helped.