serbanmm:

If you haven't already figured out the problem in the last ten days, here's what you need to know.

The headset uses Bluetooth to interact with other Bluetooth devices. The transmitter that comes with it, happens to be a Bluetooth device that supports the Bluetooth stereo headphone profile (and only that profile). That lets you plug the transmitter into the headphone jack of any non-Bluetooth-enabled device (such as an MP3 player) and listen to the audio through the Jensen headset.

However, if you want to be able to use this with your computer as a Bluetooth-connected headset (ie. headphones and microphone), then you need to equip your computer with a different Bluetooth adapter that supports more than just the stereo headphone profile. You can buy Bluetooth USB adapters for PCs if your PC does not have Bluetooth built in.

Many current cell phones with built-in Bluetooth will support the Jensen headset as both a headset (usually mono audio + mic) and as stereo headphones, switching between the two profiles depending on whether you're making/receiving a call, or listening to music.