TP-Link Nano USB Bluetooth 5.0 Adapter

£9.99£13.9929% off

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Was looking for a Bluetooth dongle so I can play music from my Linux Mint PC, and this one is recommended. Amazon had it for £9.99 and could get it delivered to a drop off point for free, even though i don't have prime.

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Bluetooth 5.0 – Backward compatible with Bluetooth V4.0/3.0/2.1/2.0/1.1 devices, applies the latest Bluetooth 5.0 with low energy (BLE) technology
Nano-Sized – Ultra-small for convenient portability with reliable high performance, Dimensions: 0.58 × 0.27 × 0.74 in (14.8 × 6.8 × 18.9 mm)
Driver Free – Plug and Play for Win 7, Win 8.1, Win 10, and Win 11
Broad Operation Range – Enjoy stable connection via your Bluetooth headset with a transmission distance of up to 20m in open space, with 1-year manufactory warranty
Versatile Wireless Connectivity – Enable wireless communication with Bluetooth-enabled computers, printers, phones, headsets, speakers, keyboards and more

Product dimensions15L x 7W x 19H millimetre

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13th Apr
The below is cheaper but is 4.0

Deal: TP-Link Nano USB Bluetooth 4.0 Adapter for PC Laptop Desktop Computer, Long Range Bluetooth Dongle/Receiver for Windows 10/8.1/8/7/XP, Plug and Play (UB4A) amzn.eu/d/12zFgJj (edited)
14th Apr
Spec sheet states 400m range, more like 10m?
15th Apr
This is only £6.99 on Amazon. Colder than a penguins bum. amazon.co.uk/TP-…453
15th Apr
it's not the same spec though, heat added to OP's post.
15th Apr
if you're buying a bluetooth adaptor, at that point you're better off getting a wifi/bluetooth adaptor
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15th Apr
I do have a wired "power plug" connection, but i might have considered this as it would provide a backup
13th Apr
The number of fake bluetooth 5 adapters out there is staggering. TP-link ones appear to be up to spec though. Heat!
1 m ago
BT 5.3, and even the most recent BT 5.4, can be had for a tenner pretty regularly. BT 5.0 is eight years old by this point, and the power draw, feature set, along with the timing of signals between devices, has changed significantly over those four point releases. BT speakers, for instance, are more likely to be out of sync, and game controllers will have greater lag.