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TP-Link Nano USB Bluetooth 4.0 Adapter for PC Laptop Desktop Computer £6.99 @ Amazon UK

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Bluetooth 4.0 – applies the latest Bluetooth 4.0 with low energy (BLE) technology
Driver free – plug and play for Win 8, Win 8.1, and win 10
Nano-sized – ultra-small for convenient portability with reliable high Performance
Supported Operating System – supports Windows 11/10/8.1/8/7/XP
Backward compatibility – full support for Bluetooth V3.0/2.1/2.0/1.1

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11th May
Could i use this for some B&O Bluetooth headphones and pair them to my pc as my pc doesn't have Bluetooth capabilities built in, or would that not work for audio?

Wonder if this would also work for a Playstation 3 rather than the Audio coming out of my tv. (edited)
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11th May
Faithfull11/05/2022 11:27
Could i use this for some B&O Bluetooth headphones and pair them to my pc …Could i use this for some B&O Bluetooth headphones and pair them to my pc as my pc doesn't have Bluetooth capabilities built in, or would that not work for audio?Wonder if this would also work for a Playstation 3 rather than the Audio coming out of my tv.

For the PC question should work fine, i used this adapter with my Bose headphones and Playstation controller without any issues (Worst-case scenario if its unlikely your headphones don't Amazons return policy is quick/easy IMO)

For the Playstation 3 one i thought the console has Bluetooth built in? If you cant via that then i doubt an external adapter would fix it!
11th May
eshanmistry7311/05/2022 11:39
For the PC question should work fine, i used this adapter with my Bose …For the PC question should work fine, i used this adapter with my Bose headphones and Playstation controller without any issues (Worst-case scenario if its unlikely your headphones don't Amazons return policy is quick/easy IMO)For the Playstation 3 one i thought the console has Bluetooth built in? If you cant via that then i doubt an external adapter would fix it!

Thank you, ok will do abit more digging then.
12th May
I have the other tp link model - UB400 - and this works great on both Windows and Hackintosh, despite to link saying no mac compatibility.

Not sure what the difference between this one (UB4A) and the one I have (UB400) (edited)
12th May
There's not much between these and those cheap ones you get on ebay really. There's only a couple of main chipsets and they are all just re-brands.

The tip I found when I was having issues with bluetooth is just buying a cheap extension cable and placing it a bit away from the computer. Used to get issues with the controller disconnecting etc and that totally stopped with it. (edited)
13th May
I ordered this and due to the order, I received an Amazon e-mail offering me "50% off" Norton 360.
Most annoying, since I have opted out of marketing e-mails and that clearly is one.

Disguised as an "offer", but it's a lot more expensive than the free anti virus solutions which have kept my PCs going for ~18 years.
28th May
Gone up a pound…