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The QGOO USB Bluetooth Dongle is a compact and efficient Bluetooth 4.0 adapter designed for seamless connectivity across a variety of devices. With a data transfer rate of up to 3 Mbps and a range of 30 feet, it ensures reliable performance for your PC, laptop, or desktop. Its low energy technology minimizes power consumption while maintaining compatibility with older Bluetooth versions. Ideal for music streaming and data transfer, this plug-and-play device is perfect for busy professionals looking to enhance their workspace.
G**W
Not Plug and Play on Windows 10. Overall very satisfied. See update, below.
There were several adapters of this type to choose from on Amazon. I'm not really sure why I selected this particular one. I did go over reviews. The price at $9 seemed very reasonable.I installed this adapter on an old Gateway (2005 vintage, Pentium D processor) computer running Windows 10 Home (Version 1909). The computer has no built-in Bluetooth capability. I assumed by reading the description on Amazon that this adapter was Plug and Play. I tried that. But I needed to install CSR 4.0 (Bluetooth Harmony) from the supplied CD-R. The supplied printed instructions are very difficult to read. The screen images are not clear. The CD-R has a PDF of the instructions so I printed those out. During the installation of CRS 4.0 there was a screen to select three default settings: "Discovery Mode", "SCMS-T" and "Device Type". The Device Type was clear enough ("Laptop" or "PC/Desktop"). I was not clear how to set the first two options. However, the instructions specified the default settings to use.Once I got this installed, I went to the Windows Settings, System, Sound. There are two choices related to the Bluetooth: "Bluetooth Audio Renderer (Bluetooth Stereo Audio)" and "Bluetooth Hands-free Audio (Bluetooth Hands-free Audio Device)". I used a Jaybird X3 headset as the target audio device. The "Renderer" option works loud and clear. The "Hands-free" options was about 30dB lower in volume. Both settings seemed to pick up the microphone of the Jaybird X3. The instructions mention "Renderer" but not the "Hands-free" option.Once I did all this somewhat complex installation and configuration (2 stars), the sound was clear and noise free (5 stars). I walked out of the house to give some distance between the computer and the Jaybird X3. I reached approximately 35 feet before the sound began to break up.Overall, I'm very satisfied to be able to get more mileage out of my very old desktop computer. I will recommend this device to a friend with a 10 year old HP laptop that that does not have Bluetooth. I'm not sure why the device is not Plug and Play on my computer.2020-05-15: Update. I plugged the device into my friends 10 year old HP laptop. I didn't load any additional software. The device worked perfectly. I paired it to my Bluetooth speaker and played music in less than a minute. So I changed my rating to 5 stars. Perhaps my old Gateway desktop was too old to handle the Plug and Play.
Z**A
Worked once for my controller, barely works for headphones.
I primarily bought this device for use with my gaming PC. I intended on using Bose QC35 Headphones and a Steelseries Stratus XL (with the updated drivers installed already). The first time I used this device, it worked after a bit of tinkering. Less than a day later, the controller had stopped pairing entirely and simply says "No pairing response received" when I attempt to re-add it. Everything I've done has not fixed it. My last resort is a complete system restore, but it honestly isn't worth the time at this point. Bear in mind that this same controller works absolutely fine on my Note 9 and Macbook 2016. The Bose headphones are having issues too; they pretty much always default to the handsfree headset mode when initially paired. This mode is essentially call-quality audio and sounds terrible. It also picks up my voice and replays it back to me. It's unusable. The only way I can get it to stop and go back to the standard stereo audio is to restart my computer a time or two. Disabling the handsfree profile does nothing to stop this from occuring. Not pleased with this and will likely buy a pcie bluetooth adapter instead of these third-party dongles.UPDATE: I freshly installed windows and the dongle worked exactly how it did when I first got it. Windows natively recognizes the dongle as a bluetooth device and allows me to switch bluetooth on or off and search for new devices to pair directly from the windows bluetooth settings, all without having to download any drivers (see picture attached for example) Pairing works fine so far. Will update if anything happens.UPDATE 2: Ever since the fresh install of Windows it has worked pretty flawlessly with my Stratus XL. The best advice I can give anyone is to not install any drivers for it since it seems to work best right out of the box. Works only in certain ports on my PC. Might be best in Bluetooth 3.0.
A**.
Great Bluetooth adapter. Plug and play
This is ny far one of the easiest Bluetooth adapter I have ever used. It's truly plun n play. And all my Bluetooth devices can now communicate with my computer. Thanks.
D**D
Works well for me.
Took some effort to connect.
K**N
Quick and easy to use
Super easy to install
L**E
So far so good
Received item very quickly. Came with a CD for the drivers and install process. Installed this on a 10-year-old Dell laptop running Windows 10 in order to connect a bluetooth keyboard and wireless headphones. The instructions that came in the package were so tiny I had to get out a magnifying glass to read it, but that's pretty typical these days. The CD contained a soft copy of the instructions anyway. After running through the setup, Windows kept telling me the drivers for the device were not installed. So after googling for answers to this issue (since the company's help resource was of no use), I found that I just needed to go into Devices, right click on each of the three bluetooth "devices" and run "install drivers from existing files." After I did this, I was able to pair both devices and everything's working great. So not really "plug and play"...took about 45 minutes to get it all figured out. But would recommend this device as it seems to be working fine now. In the company's defense, they can't possibly anticipate all the nuances of every old computer's systems and setups and provide help on all of them. - so no harm, no foul.
T**L
Connected in Seconds
I purchased this little jewel because the product I purchased which was suppose to have one, did not. I was a little apprehensive to purchase one that was not specifically packaged with my original purchase, but I was soon very pleased I did. They shipped it super quick, which was great, because it arrived to me in time for me to use on a project, and I was connected within seconds. With Windows 10, I did not have to utilize the mini-CD, but was impressed that it was there if I needed it, and wouldn't have to search for the proper driver. Plus, it will work for any bluetooth peripheral I might need it for. Very pleased, well constructed feel. ++
P**H
Works good
It does what it's suppose to do would recommend.
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