Cybertech Bluetooth CSR v 4.0 Transmitter Receiver USB 2.0 Dongle for PC
Description
🔊 Connect, Stream, and Go Wireless!
- COMPACT DESIGN - Small form factor ensures no port obstruction.
- HASSLE FREE SETUP - Plug and Play functionality with included driver CD.
- EFFICIENT POWER USAGE - Low power settings for energy-conscious users.
- SEAMLESS CONNECTIVITY - Easily pair with all your favorite Bluetooth devices.
- UNIVERSAL COMPATIBILITY - Works with Bluetooth 4.0 and older versions.
The Cybertech Bluetooth CSR v 4.0 Transmitter Receiver USB 2.0 Dongle for PC is your ultimate solution for wireless connectivity. It pairs effortlessly with Bluetooth-enabled devices, boasts a compact design that won't block other ports, and offers a user-friendly Plug and Play setup. With a data rate of 3Mbps and low power settings, this dongle is perfect for the modern professional seeking efficiency and convenience.
Reviews
A**R
Good buy
It worked good to transfer data
B**N
Hard to connect to... Otherwise good dongle.
Have some issues connecting sometimes to certain hardware. Works on the 3.0 bluetooth but not the 4.0 bluetooth.
A**O
So all and all it works but very short range
plug and play for windows 10 but range is very short, like 9 feet or less. I have a sound bar about 8 feet from my PC if i use a USB port in the back of PC it wont pair or if it does signal lost fast, moved it to the front USB works just fine. So all and all it works but very short range
N**J
It did work out with the software on the provided disc but turns out the dongle was just useless.
It keeps disconnecting from my pc (win10). Also the plug-and-play didn't work, it said it downloaded the software but it installed incorrectly or something. It did work out with the software on the provided disc but turns out the dongle was just useless.
M**L
Linux: A2DP works, but HFP does not
A2DP appears to work fine under Linux (Kernel 4.6, Bluez5, PulseAudio 7+, ofono1.18), but HFP does not. Routing stereo audio (A2DP) works just fine, for example, allowing you to stream audio from your phone to a raspberry pi or linux desktop, but hands free functionality (using your PI or desktop as a headset), does not appear to work.The bluetooth kernel driver reports:"SCO packet for unknown connection handle"Either this is a driver or BT stack issue, or an incompatibility with this CSR device.
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