cirago BTA-3210 Micro Bluetooth Dongle USB 2.0 support Bluetooth 2.1

Pros: Small and cheap. Mine has rounded edges instead of what is shown in the picture.

Cons: Insanely bright blue light that flashes a few times per second. I had to put electrical tape on it because I couldn't figure out a way to stop the light from flashing.

Overall Review: The size can be a bit misleading. The dongle doesn't actually go in all the way up to the plastic. It doesn't even go in to the 2 dots on the metal that are closest to the plastic piece. I would say that the amount that sticks out is about 2/3 longer than just the plastic piece. It's still small enough to leave in my laptop all of the time, but it sticks far out enough that you have to be careful that it doesn't get broken off.

Pros: Works very well with Windows 7 (x64) Pairing made easy with driver/software from Cirago Works with both of my bluetooth devices: LG Optimus cell and Plantronics headset.

Cons: Had to do some creative thinking to get the x64 driver from Cirago (Cirago web admins *hint hint*)... See other thoughts

Overall Review: The download URL for the x64 driver on Cirago's website was the same URL as the x32 driver... Not compatible with x64 windows. To install the Windows 7 (x64) (and perhaps XP 64, and Vista 64), I had to manipulate the URL and copy it back into my browser to successfully download the correct (x64) driver. (To do this... read on). 1. Right click the download that states "Windows 7 x64) 2. Copy Link URL 3. Paste Link URL in Address Bar of browser. 4. Change the "_32.zip" portion of URL to "_64.zip" and hit enter, (or Go) This will give you the correct (x64) driver! Very good driver by the way!

Pros: It works awesome and its inexpensive. Its also very small, making it hard for me to break when I am dinking around with the printer. Inexpensive is the biggie though.

Cons: The blue light that blinks at you....you just know its plotting to induce a seizure... o.O You read the reviews on this thing, and I suspect, just like me you will ignore the "its small" and "blue blinking insane making light" comments with a "meh, whatever its a light these people are whiny". NOOOOOOo!! Seriously listen to these people, this light? Insanity. When you unpack it get the sharpie out, color over it then wrap electrical tape around it. Its some sort of horrible version of water torture. If you intend to live in the same space as this thing, cover the light. Unless you need some sort of siren type beacon to call people to your blue tooth dongle, in which case this product is peection.

Overall Review: This item is a serious two thumbs up win for me. I have an Epson printer. That means it has blue tooth...but not really -.- they want you to buy a $40 dollar adapter to make the blue tooth actually function, and "they" are out of their mind. USB is stupid for my situation as I have a laptop, and what is the point of my shelling out large amounts of moolah for a laptop if I am just gunna be wired to everything?? $20 bucks later and I am wireless :D Yay for me!!

Pros: The one I received last week has rounded edges instead of the squared off ones. And the dongle itself works quite nicely.

Cons: None yet.

Overall Review: This goes very nicely with the Asus eeePC.

Pros: This is a great, cheap bluetooth solution for my laptop. I needed something to work with my headset for skype, and this works great. No lag (even with Pandora) if you want to use it for entertainment speakers/headsets.

Cons: Why I gave it 4 stars: The software + drivers do not work with my headset. I have a Plantronics 925 Discovery - which is a popular and very standard bluetooth headset. After hours of tinkering I finally got some sound to generate through the headset microphone - high static, awful garbage. Still nothing to come into the headset speakers. Also had multiple devices showing up in sound manager for just one bluetooth. Very annoying. I decided to uninstall everything, and go with the plug-n-play drivers that come with Windows 7. Withing Minutes I had this thing up and running perfectly.

Overall Review: Had I not wasted my time with the software, I would have given this 5 stars.

Pros: Small size is a huge plus

Cons: Included software did not work on Windows 7 x64. Minus one egg. For the love of Grog, can we stop putting stuff inside the impossible to open clamshell cases? They are an environmental waste as well.

Overall Review: Installed on Windows 7 x64 with the software as directed, but it would not recognize any of my devices. Unistalled the software and boom! the cirago device was detected and installed by Windows. Devices were immediately recognized by Windows built-in software. Now I'm happy.

Pros: Small size works well for kid's laptop. Not too worried about it getting broken off when they move the computer around. Nice to ditch the old wireless mouse dongle and add wireless headphones at the same time. Used the supplied driver disk with vista and had no problems. Did notice the one I got has rounded corners, not square like the one pictured on the web page. Like the rounded better, less likely the catch on things.

Cons: Does stick out a little farther than expected, but I expect that has a bit to do with the computer. It protrudes 8mm from the laptop I installed it in. Notice the bluetooth mouse gets jumpy when using the stereo bluetooth headphones at the same time.

Overall Review: Ordered another one today.

Pros: Super tiny...but I wish it was smaller. It sticks out probably 3/8" from a std USB port. Works with the native windows xp BT stack, or you install the Toshiba stack is comes with. Worked right away in linux. I bought this so I could tether my phone for some 3G websurfing. One pleasant surprise is that the edges are rounded unlike the photo.

Cons: Could be smaller. Mogo is coming out with new adapter that is even smaller. But its suppose to retail for $50 and isn't out yet.