Asus USB Adapter with Bluetooth (USB-BT400)

Awesome

super connectivity i have satisfied more than expected

Superb Product! Empowers Desktop PC with wireless connectivity. Can now connect Bluetooth Headset and other Bluetooth devices like printers, phones etc. Facilitates easy transfer of files without the need to connect the phone to the PC. Performance and Quality is really good. Easy to set up. Just plug it in and install the drivers from the CD and you are done! A recommended product. In case you are unaware, if your phone's WIFI is on then your bluetooth transfer's speed will be affected. To speed up the transfer, simply turn off the phone's WIFI.

Product is great if you are only using Windows OS. It no longer works in MacOS starting with Monterey. I did not use it for any audio related purpose. So can't comment on the sound quality.

Not for development.

HORRIBLE Price

Good

It does its job and is perfect. I am a little clueless when it comes to setting up computer technology but did the easy bits ( inserted disc, clicked run, finish etc ) and the fine tuning was done by ASUS support. Forget the negative feedback regarding this product (I use Windows 7 & no issues, laptop in one room speaker in another so range good ) Very happy thanks Asus.

I'm using this on my desktop PC for my Bose QC 35 II and Xbox One controller. The Bose have about 100ms of latency or so which is because of the headphones themselves, not usable wirelessly for gaming because of this reason. Fine for anything else, just adjust your audio sync by -0.1s in your video player. The controller works very well. Hard to tell, but I think there's about 10ms input lag which is about to same when it's wired. Win win.

Absolutely perfect and better than I expected. Highly recommend this product.

I've had this adapter for over a month and I've learned its ins and outs pretty well. There was a bit of a learning curve. I have it installed on a Win XP SP3 Thinkpad R61, T9300 CPU, 3GB RAM (att to USB 2.0) and also to a Win 8.1 64-bit desktop PC with an Asus P9X79DX motherboard, Core i7 3820 CPU, 16GB RAM (att to USB 2.0 front panel). In both cases the successful method was to download the install package from Asus (http://www.asus.com/ca-en/Networking/USBBT400/) versus the install CD provided. Install the software first, then plug in the adapter when directed. In both cases I have been able to successfully pair with my Philips SHB7000/28 Bluetooth Stereo Headset, which was the main purpose for purchasing the dongle. Performance-wise, this tiny dongle has surprising range, especially given some of the other reviewers' experiences I've read online. With the dongle attached to the laptop located centrally in a 3 floor, 1900 square foot house, I can walk almost anywhere up or down stairs with the headphones on and not lose the signal or even get any break up. Compared to the on-board Bluetooth on my Asus motherboard, which is OK out to about 15 feet, the performance is amazing. But let's remember, this is Bluetooth, an imperfect technology, IMO, especially when broadcasting sound. Pitch fluctuations when listening to my headphones via Bluetooth broadcast from Windows PC's or Android devices, especially the farther away from the source, is an annoying reality. Also, and this may be particular to my BT headphones, you get that little grinding/processing hum in the right headphone that can be somewhat annoying with quieter music. In conclusion, after going through some learning curve hassles that were no fault of the adapter (software installation and connection issues due to noobie unfamiliarity with Bluetooth), it has proved to be a very effective and useful piece of gear and I feel, for the money, it's a very good deal.

La he empleado para activar bluetooth en un hackintosh. No ha sido necesario activar nada. En cuanto lo conecté al USB apareció disponible en las preferencias del sistema. De vez en cuando da problemas de sonido con los altavoces externos, pero no he podido aún hacer pruebas suficientes para localizar si el problema es del equipo, del adaptador, los altavoces...