Smallest Bluetooth Dongle Now you can add Bluetooth wireless capabilities to your USB tablet or notebook computer. Featuring ultra low profile design. The mini Bluetooth adapter uses advanced technologies Bluetooth v2.0 + EDR and USB 2.0 to provide you with quicker connection times enhanced voice and multimedia quality greater Wi Fi environments and up to three times faster data transfer speeds than v1.2. Who is the Mini Bluetooth adapter meant for ? The Mini Bluetooth adapter is specifically designed for those who do not have embedded Bluetooth functionality on their laptops and hate carrying around full sized bulky adapters that are quite often left at home. The Mini Bluetooth adapter provides business travellers with a solution to their problem making it easier for them to work on the road. What s so special about The Mini Bluetooth adapter? The Mini Bluetooth adapter makes quantum leaps over other Bluetooth adapters when it comes to mobility and usability. Its design lets business travellers use The Mini Bluetooth adapter in virtually any environment. The Mini Bluetooth adapter supports plug and play for the ultimate in portability. Once you install The Mini Bluetooth adapter into your USB connector you do not need to unplug the unit during travel as its mechanical design does not protrude. Specifications Supports up to 7 slave devices Bluetooth 2.0 EDR Transfer Rates (Max) 3.0Mbps Asymmetrical Frequency 2400 2483.5 MHz for USA Europe Japan Integrated Chip 80 dBm typical across passband under high interference environments Range Up to 30 feet (peer to peer) System Requirements For Windows Computers Windows XP 2000 Me 98se with USB Support One Available USB Port CD ROM Drive For Macintosh Computers Macintosh OS X v10.2 with USB Support One Available USB Port

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5 Responses to “Micro Bluetooth USB Dongle EDR Version 2.0”

1. watchthemoon says:

   June 29, 2010 at 12:00 am

   This dongle is an easy plug and play one which does the job of connecting your device (a Nokia phone in my case) to your computer. However, it does it in such a basic way that is off putting. It comes with no software and per each time that you need to exchange a file you have to click on the bluetooth icon on the taskbar, select upload and then go through all the other steps in the wizard’s window. Multiple files exchange is not possible, so if you have to move 20 photos or songs from/to computer and phone, you have to do it one by one. It sucks!
2. P. Tagar says:

   June 25, 2010 at 12:00 am

   Opened this up, plugged it in, allowed my laptop to download and install drivers, and away i went. Installation took around 2 minutes. No instructions or software required. Was able to transfer my contacts from my pc to my phone within 5 minutes of plugging this in. It’s a deal, it’s a steal, it’s sale of the ….. century !

   Only criticism i would have was that it took a week to arrive but thats just being picky.

   I am using a Dell laptop running Windows 7.
3. Andrew Clapperton says:

   June 25, 2010 at 12:00 am

   This USB Bluetooth dongle appears and feels rather flimsy and it would probably be possible to break the black casing while removing it from a USB slot. However you will probably just want to insert it and forget about it, unless you have a shortage of USB slots.

   It comes without an installation disc, but no software is needed as Windows XP and later automatically detect it and install the appropriate drivers.

   Despite the flimsyness of the casing it works quite well. The packaging (a plastic blister pack) claims a transfer rate of 3Mb/s, which appears correct. I’m not sure of the range, but as long as you are in the same room as it you should be OK, but it’s definitely not the 100m claimed on the packaging.

   If you need to synchronise a cellphone, or use it with a keyboard or mouse, this will do pefectly. I would probably not want to use it with headphones, though, although I have not tested it with them. Basically you get what you pay for.

   EDIT: blister pack not plastic bag, range.
4. Z. Shafiq says:

   June 22, 2010 at 12:00 am

   Rubbish product. When it arrived, I opened the packet and found that there was just a bluetooth adaptor but no CD or any other installation software. I plugged it anyway and my Dell laptop running Vista began to install the drivers automatically. SO far so good. Then, windows asked for the cd which I didnt have. I cancelled but mysteriously, the bluetooth icon appeared in my system tray and I managed to pair it with my phone. Whilst attempting a transfer of a picture, the adaptor just ended the connection.

   Now it doesnt seem to be recognised no matter what USB port I plug it into. What a rubbish piece of hardware. I suppose that the price and that its made in China explains it.

   Spend a bit more and get a better adaptor.
5. Yipykayay says:

   June 21, 2010 at 12:00 am

   Meets requirements perfectly. I’m running XP and this installed itself in a few seconds with no problems