KINGWIN KBT-150M USB 2.0 Bluetooth Adapter

Pros: Small size. Worked immediately after install of software. Paired easily with Nokia, Blackberry and HP printer. Has great range - at least 12-16 feet through walls.

Cons: None.

Other Thoughts: I also use it to listen to music from one computer while working on another (my audio is attached to a KVM switch) and it works great.

Pros: -Works perfectly and exactly like its suppose to
-Got really good distance

Cons: -Doesn't work without drivers

Other Thoughts: I never tried the drivers that came with the disc and just went straight to online drivers directly from the site. The site is only a trial version that has a 2mb limit and requires you to purchase if you want to pass that. But I use my adapter for just a mouse at the moment and it works extremely well with just 2mb. But if you don't want to be limited with that like me just search around the internet for it. Took me less than 5 minutes to find one with no limitations.

Pros: I needed a Bluetooth adapter for an older HP laptop and decided to take a gamble on this puppy. I'm glad I did. It works excellent and has a great range. Can't beat it for the price, either!

Cons: None at all. Works great.

Pros: NONE

Cons: Must buy a third party software and drivers to get this to work. It is not worth the purchase.

Pros: cheap, installed easy, works great, small and has decent range.

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: works well with my bluetooth enabled phone, PDA, and keyboard.

Pros: It's bluetooth and dongle seemed fine but....

Cons: Had nothing but problems from the start. Would not register my bluetooth keyboard and mouse at the same time. Was advised to update to newest software. That was a bigger mistake. The new software would work but only for 2mb transfer limit before shutting off (about 20min mouse movement). The new software required a purchase of their software to be made more then cost of adapter. After everything I changed software to another manufacturer and worked fine until their was a huge delay between the adapter and mouse/keyboard. Sometimes their was no connectivity until it would literally reboot itself. Don't buy if you plan on using microsoft keyboard and mouse.

Other Thoughts: After a little over 1 month I went to take the adapter out and return it and literally had the board fall into 2 pieces almost as if broken in transfer. Ohh well I guess it was a cheap learning experience.

Pros: Connects to my MotoRazr v3a with little to no problems at all. It does exactly what I want it to do. Has a perfect transfer rate, faster than I expected. The transfers are as easy as dragging and dropping.

Cons: The Bluesoliel software is good but the updated version from the website limits you to 2MB xfers if you don't buy the serial number? Anyone have any thoughts on that? Is there a better program to use? I read about widcomm?

Other Thoughts: Won't work with Motorola Phone Tools, but that could be a software issue, I really don't know. Gives me a DUN connection error in MPT. Maybe my phone just don't...do that?

Pros: Inexpensive, worked out of box with supplied BlueSoleil software.

Cons: Did not work with my BlackBerry 8330 Curve the way I wanted it to. It will perform certain functions, but will not sync with Desktop Manager.

Other Thoughts: Issue with BlackBerry is due to limitations on the RIM end, as they only allow use with the Microsoft BlueTooth stack, and not with third party stacks (BlueSoleil), and I didn't do enough research before hand to know this, so this does not detract from the overall quality of the device.

Pros: price, worked with linux, inexpensive, long range.

Cons: ISSC chipset, doesn't support INQUIRY with RSSI

Pros: Cheap!! Signal strength is great. Uses BlueSoleil stack.

Cons: Comes with the oldest version of BlueSoleil I ever saw, v2. Doesn't work with Windows native BlueTooth drivers.

Other Thoughts: BlueSoleil drivers and sowtware are the easiest to use and they work, so investing in their latest software, v6, is a must. It has a green LED instead of blue.