Connect Jabra enhance pro 30 to PC

Thanks for the technical document, but it’s much too technical for my needs. However, I am aware of Floogo, but I can’t install any software on my company PC. The IT department at my company has control of any devices that can connect to their network. I have a company iPad, but it’s also controlled by IT. I am using my personal iPad to get on this forum because I don’t want the IT department to read my posts. The bottom line is that either MS needs to make Windows Auracast compatible without having to go to a third party app, Or, the hearing aid companies need to stop using their own proprietary codecs to connect to their additional cost accessories. Therefore, if I decided to buy a different brand of hearing aids, and I was using the remote microphone or the TV streamer, which I don’t need, then I would have to buy all new accessories for the other brand of hearing aids. That’s just insane.

The FlooGoo app is only needed once, just to help set up and pair the dongle with your hearing aids. The app makes that part easy to follow.

Once it’s set up, you can unplug the dongle from your personal computer and use it with any other device (like your work PC or laptop). As long as the device supports USB audio (which most do), the dongle will work automatically—no need to install the app again.

The dongle remembers your settings and hearing aids, so you won’t have to set it up every time. You can also check a review that explains this.

Auracast review: The FlooGoo FMA120 lets virtually any computer or phone turn...20

One of the advantages of the new Bluetooth Auracast codec is that it can be built into any Bluetooth device, and it doesn’t need large bits of kit to work.

This is also explained in our online user guide:

Device Settings and Persistence

All configuration changes—including paired device information—are saved directly to the dongle, allowing you to switch it to another PC without needing to run the FlooCast app again. Most settings take effect immediately, while broadcast-related changes are applied the next time the dongle is powered on. The FlooCast app is primarily used for initial pairing and configuration. Once setup is complete, the dongle will automatically reconnect to the most recently used device without requiring the app.

Another helpful tip: If you set up your FlooGoo dongle in Broadcast mode—even for personal listening—make sure to enable the “Encryption” setting and set a password. Without it, anyone nearby could tune in to your audio just by selecting the same broadcast name.

Once that’s done, you can plug the dongle into any computer or device, and it will automatically broadcast audio to your hearing aids using a secure (encrypted) signal. You won’t need a phone or app to connect—it remembers your hearing aids and connects to them by itself.

If others want to listen to the same broadcast—for example, in a group setting—they’ll need to know the password and manually join the broadcast using their phone or app with Auracast-compatible hearing aids, or use another FMA120 in receiver mode with their legacy (non-Auracast) hearing aids.

A lot of work and a few extra dollars for something that Microcrap should already be doing.

And that assumes that I have a personal PC. I use my iPad as my home computer and if I want to connect to it, I have no problems. I do wish it was more seamless from the phone to the iPad, but I have to switch Bluetooth off on the phone and then pair the hearing aids to the iPad app.

Understood the only hearing aid that I know that can do that is Phonak Audeo Infinio l90 I am not sure of the Sphere as I haven’t tried that. Phonak uses classic Bluetooth you can pair up to 8 devices and can be connected up to 2 devices and listen same time.

The Avantree Voyager works without having to update the firmware. Just plug it in, turn it on, and select the auracast in the Jabra app.

The only concern is that the broadcast is public. They sent me an update that changed this to a private broadcast, but I needed my Mac to do this.

The people at Avantree are really helpful. They will probably set it up exactly the way you want before mailing it to you.

@PhoebeY

The Avantree c82 Aura also works right out of the box. The auracast is private. (The key is printed on the bottom of the Aura.) The only problem I have with this is that it is loud.

@spydrmn said:

Alienware m16 r2

Aren’t Alienwares awesome?

I just upgraded my computer, and I now have Bluetooth 5.4 and Windows 11 version 25H2. According to my research online, it should be compatible with Bluetooth LE Audio.
I tried to connect my Costco Jabra Enhance Pro 30, but it didn’t work, and I got an error when I was trying to pair it.
I was unable to find the Bluetooth LE audio setting in Windows options. I will search again.
I will try following the steps you described with my phone’s Bluetooth off.

Bluetooth 5.4 + Win 11 is not enough.
Per Microsoft:
(1) Be running Windows 11, version 22H2 or newer.

(2) Have compatible Bluetooth LE support and a compatible audio codec (Not all BTs 5.4 have BT LE Audio)

(3) Have LE Audio capable drivers from the manufacturer for both the Bluetooth LE radio and the audio codec.

How to check if your computer has BT LE Audio24

I have a new HP Laptop running Windows 11 Pro, version 25H2 and the setting to use LE Audio when available “On”

I turned Bluetooth off on my iPhone, restarted the Jabra Enhance Pro 30’s but don’t seem to be able to add them to the laptop.

To be fair for me it is more of a science experiment as I wouldn’t use the Jabra’s with the laptop (so I haven’t spent much time trying to get it to work).

For video/audio calls or other audio from the laptop I generally use a 2.1 audio system and mic on my external logitech camera with the Jabra’s just functioning as normal hearing aids. In my home office I have a docking station with the audio system, two external monitors etc. If travelling with the laptop I would either use some Plantronics over the ear headphones (with the Jabra’s) or Airpod Pro 2’s

The problem is with Microcrap’s terrible software. They won’t get onboard with the rest of the world and adopt Auracast which is the most current broadcast system to hearing aids.

Try Avantree C82 LEA?

I might try the C82 Aura with my Jabra Enhance Pro 30. There is a 60-day free return policy.