I have been trying to use an LG Tone (HBS700) Bluetooth headset on Windows 7 with mixed results.
The PC is a Dell Latitude E6320, and the Bluetooth adapter is the Dell Wireless 375 Bluetooth module manufactured by Broadcom.
I am able to pair the headset with Windows and everything usually starts out fine. However, after some time (maybe 15 minutes to 2 hours) problems start to arise. The headset will disconnect & reconnect from the PC, and then audio quality turns in to something from a static filled radio. Sometimes the audio quality will be ok, but the audio is delayed by a few seconds.
I can fix the issue by powering the headset on and off; or sometimes, I need to remove the pairing in Windows for it to work properly. Other times, I need to power off the BT radio or reboot the laptop completely.
The headset works fine with any phones I've tried, so I'm confident the problem is with Windows or the laptop hardware.
Best Answer
Bluetooth audio headsets are a complete nightmare, and worst when we talk about A2DP. If you want to use your Bluetooth headphones and guarantee music continuity, I recommend you get Bluesoleil which is a software that overrides the OS Bluetooth driver. You might get a much better performance than the one you're experiencing but still you'll keep getting the audio delay since, unfortunately, that's the way A2DP technology was conceived.