ASUS USB-BT400 USB 2.0 Bluetooth 4.0 Adapter

The ASUS USB-BT400 Bluetooth Adapter is a versatile and reliable solution to upgrade your PC or laptop with Bluetooth connectivity. Whether you want to connect wireless peripherals, transfer files, or simply enjoy the convenience of Bluetooth, this tiny dongle has you covered.One of the standout features of this Bluetooth adapter is its ease of use. It's a 'plug and play' device, which means that it's incredibly simple to set up on Windows 10/8/7/XP. You just plug it into an available USB port, and your computer recognizes it automatically. This quick and hassle-free installation is a big plus for users who want to avoid complicated setups.The adapter supports a wide range of Bluetooth devices, including printers, phones, headsets, speakers, keyboards, and controllers. This versatility makes it a valuable addition to your PC, enabling you to connect various peripherals and accessories without the need for multiple adapters.Despite its compact size, the ASUS USB-BT400 delivers reliable and stable Bluetooth connections. Whether you're streaming audio to wireless speakers or enjoying lag-free gaming with a Bluetooth controller, this dongle ensures a seamless experience.ASUS is known for its quality and durability, and this adapter is no exception. It's built to last, and you can trust it to provide long-term Bluetooth connectivity without issues.The sleek black design of the dongle blends well with most computer setups, and its small size means it won't block adjacent USB ports or get in the way.In conclusion, the ASUS USB-BT400 Bluetooth Adapter is a cost-effective and efficient solution for adding Bluetooth connectivity to your PC or laptop. Its 'plug and play' setup, compatibility with various devices, and reliable performance make it an excellent choice for users who want to enjoy the benefits of Bluetooth without the fuss."

I’ve got a brand-new PC and was losing my mind with Bluetooth audio issues - dropouts, no sound, “paired but not connected,” the whole nightmare. I bought this dongle as a last resort, and it fixed everything instantly.Important tip: Don’t bother with the ASUS driver that the instructions point you to. On Windows 10/11, just let Windows install its built-in “Generic Bluetooth Adapter” driver through Device Manager. Once I did that, my headphones paired and worked perfectly.If your PC’s built-in Bluetooth is flaky, this little adapter is a lifesaver.

The Bluetooth adaptor came in a larger box than I expected, but almost all of it was recyclable. It came with some small guides and a QR code for installation. This was good as you have to deactivate any existing Bluetooth before this one will work.I connected to it easily, and it’s been working like a charm.

I rarely do these reviews, and I am going from a competitive gaming view so take it as you will. Now, I am a huge critic of reaction time and while this little ASUS usb isn't bad, however it's not 1:1 instant. Yes, by all other functionalities it works just fine. It is easy to use, most equipment I have attached it to has been compatible. By the layman user it is the perfect tool, however if you think about using it for gaming on high tier level, I'd just stick to cable. Would do 4.5/5 but that isn't an option, great product overall though!

My existing Bluetooth adapters did not work properly with the PSVR2 adapter for PC. (The sense controllers would pair fine, and the buttons worked, but the tracking didn’t work at all). After spending 5 hours on this, I ordered this ASUS adapter, which was on the Sony recommended list. It solved my tracking issues. Be aware, though, that I also connected it to a USB extension cable to be away from the PC and closer to the controllers. I don’t know if this is necessary, but that was the last thing I tried with my previous adapter (per Sony recommendation), and I didn’t feel like messing with it forever, so I just installed this new adapter on the extension cable (which I run up between my monitors). So I can’t vouch for this dongle working with PSVR2 if you plug it directly in the PC because I didn’t try it, but it is working for me well with the extension cable, and the tracking is working fine.