Maxuni Mini Bluetooth 5.4 EDR USB Bluetooth Adapter for Laptop, Headphones, Keyboard, Mouse, Plug and Play, Windows 11/10/8.1

Does what it’s supposed too

Bought this to play music in the car, no more reaching to change cd, easy to use ,perfect for the job.

Great product, fixed my Bluetooth on my pc and fully comparable with all my devices, headphones (Sony and Apple), keyboard and new xbox gamepad.Only downside is that seems to disconnect from the laptop plugged in and reconnect it self in few seconds for no reasons. It is very short time but long enough to lose sounds on my headphones and videos / musics stopped few seconds before connects again (5-10 seconds).Not sure is my laptop problem or the product oslot I've got, but the laptop never done this problem when its Bluetooth was working.Good product and value for money.

Excellent quality and very quick connections.

This is a very elegant solution to add BT connectivity to a computer, this mini adapter is small and inobtrusive, and its setup is effortless. My aging desktop PC with Win10 recognised the dongle and installed the driver automatically, so the device was ready to use in less than a minute. I have tested it with a few audio devices, a speaker, a pair of wireless earbuds, and a pair of bone conduction headphones, and the adapter worked without a hitch. The sound quality was great every time, and the headphones/earbuds didn't start to crackle and break up until I got to the very opposite corner of the house and put several walls between the PC and me. It seems to be an excellent quality product for an average price, and I am happy to recommend it.

I'm always impressed when I see a product with glowing 5-star reviews citing claims like "I can connect perfectly from any room in my three-story house", yet as soon as I pass a doorway it drops all connection completely.I genuinely thought (from the reviews) that this would be the device to use for improvement over my old 5.0 dongle from 2020 that struggled a bit when I was in an adjacent room but, as I mentioned above, this one doesn't even put up a struggle - it just cuts out completely the minute I leave the main room.I've plugged the old dongle back in and it's as smooth as it ever was; guess this is going in the 'over-promised' drawer for the time being.

5.4 Bluetooth USB adapter for pc, Maxuni Mini Bluetooth 5.4 EDR USB Bluetooth adapter for laptop, .....I have a few different Bluetooth adapters of various versions and I always seem to have problems connecting devices to them, either they won’t discover devices or connect, even then connections tend to be unreliable. So, this is yet another Bluetooth adapter to add to my collection, however this one work!This is a tiny device, plugs into a USB-A port and has a small blue LED on the end, which is dimly lit and behind a diffuser, so it is a soft blue light rather than a glaring one. There were no drivers to load, it was detected straight away (Windows 10/11) and ready for use.Adding a device was simple, it listed my devices straight away as well as some neighbouring devices, I managed to connect to several devices (at the same time) and they connected without any issues which is pretty much a first for me.I have a mouse, keyboard, soundbar, generic Bluetooth controller and even my earbuds, all connected at the same time and working! A thing to note, according to the instruction booklet provided, which for once is legible, this adapter does not work with Linux or MacOS and a few other things and it will work on Windows 7, but a driver is required, (the website for the driver is listed in the manual).The range is also impressive, over 13m away, through 2 walls before the audio on my earbuds and soundbar started to break up. Normally I’m lucky if I get just a few metres away let alone two rooms away, sometimes it’s as bad as just turning my head and I lose sound in one earbud, so this is another impressive feature.So, for once I have a decent Bluetooth adapter that doesn’t have any problems connecting to my devices and multiple at the same time coupled with good range too. I’m quite impressed with this little adapter and can certainly recommend it.

As you can see from the screenshot, Windows identifies it as having an LMP version of 13.2, which makes it a Bluetooth 5.4 device. Windows 10 didn't ask for drivers, it detected and installed it straight away, although it did require a reboot to start functioning.It's detected as a USB 2.0 device (Bluetooth is too slow to warrant USB 3.0), PID 0x0010 VID 0x33FA, manufactured by Barrot Technology Limited.I've used this adapter in conjunction with a Bluetooth headset and been able to wander around the house - upstairs, downstairs, even outside - without the signal dropping, which is really impressive. It's a compact little stub which can disappear from sight completely if plugged into the the USB hub built into some monitors, and is small enough to be hard to damage if knocked.It's a shame my iMac refused to play with it, but that's down to the operating system, not the adapter. If you need an adapter for a Mac that's better than the one already built-in, Bluetooth 5.0 ones seem to work well. The same goes for Linux; although Ubuntu 22.04 recognises the USB adapter, it insists that it's switched off and won't turn it on.