Customer Ratings & Reviews

I purchased this to use with my Bluetooth headset in conjuction with Ventrilo. My Headset is perfectly clear incomming and outgoing with my phone, but with this adaptor the conversation was purely static on both ends. I was but meer feet away from the receiver so range was not the issue. It's performance is incredibly poor, so it's value to price is $0 to me. I spent a few days changing settings and whatnot but I returned it shortly after the purchase. I really liked that I could manage the device independantly. I could use my Bluetooth headset as a mic and isolate Ventrilo, while continuing to have game audio play through surround sound. I very much liked the product for this reason, but the functionality was too poor to be useable. Noone could understand me.

Followed directions -- install failed. Checked my computer it met all compatibility requirements. when through the help menu -- no help. call Rocket fish the agent was unable to help. Insisted I needed to uninstall all my Bluetooth devices to install this adapter!!! NO way I am mobile and am connect at least 5 different printers! This little waste of time and money is being return before it does further damage! Moral of this story try really hard not to lose the adapter that comes with your wireless mouse!!!

It transfers great sound from the Rhapsody music service on my PC to my nice home stereo. Only thing is, the microwave knocks out the signal until the microwave shuts off.

This was very simple to install and connect my bluetooth headset, but there was a lot of interference and a resulting poor audio quality. Will probably return it.

A little hard to install and set-up, I run windows XP might work better with windows 7. Not compatible with all devices.

Works well for all my needs, however, be sure to use the current drivers from the web

Bit of a problem at first, but that was due to out of date BIOS in my laptop. After updating that, it has worked great with every device that I have tried.

Picked this up so I could use Bluetooth devices on my home PC running Windows 7. The install disc couldn't find it after I had plugged it in, and refused to install the drivers. I downloaded the most current version from the Rocketfish's support website, and it happened again. Program couldn't find the adapter after I plugged it in, so it refused to install. DO NOT BUY!

I read a lot of reviews that this product does not work with Windows 8 so I bought two of these one for home and one for office the PC's run Vista and Window 7. I also bought another product that I thought would work on my new laptop that runs Window 8. This product works only on Window 8. So I now have one extra dongle that does not work on the system it was purchased for. The Iogear works on all three systems. I should have just purchase 3 of those.

It found my HTC Evo 4G and that's all it did. Couldn't connect to it or anything. Did all the usual stuff, reinstalled, downloaded new drivers/software and nothing. Returned it. It was $30.00. I bought two Azio bluetooth adapters and had them shipped to me for $21.43. The Azio's worked perfectly as soon as you installed them. The BlueSoleil software works just fine also.

I followed the instructions in the package and the software installed up to the point where it asks what services you want it to offer, but there are NO options. I uninstalled and reinstalled with 2 to 3 restarts each time and it kept sticking there. This is the second item I've bought from rocketfish and the second that I'm returning. I won't be buying another.

My bluetooth mouse always connects as soon as I turn on and transferring files between my phone and computer is quick and easy.

I am using it for my businesses media center, so I can transmit music all over the office, and it works flawlessly.

Worked for everything I asked of it. Software worked well with a older windows XP. laptop.

This procuct claims to be vista compatible. How ever if you have service pack 1 loaded with vista the software is not compatible, The dongle did work but without the software its useless. After contacting the company they say they are working on it. Then why say its compatible?

Easy to use and setup but there are much cheaper options that work just as well.

I have an Apple computer & couldn't download any drivers for it -- & it didn't download them automatically. Plus, it was to use as a Bluetooth booster to help my Apple laptop communicate with the iHome speakers I bought at Best Buy some months ago. At the Geek Squad counter, where I went for help with this adapter, I was told that my speakers are the problem, not my laptop's internal Bluetooth functionality: these speakers are very weak & if I want Bluetooth speakers, I should spend at last $250 for good ones or keep these small ones & only use them plugged in. I opted for the latter but even have trouble getting the iHome speakers to work consistently. Seems if I dance the cha-cha before plugging it in it works better. Frustrating. I might still return them for store credit but I'm pretty busy these days, so...... Oh well.

You're Bluetooth products with this product will fail. They have not come out with version 8.1 windows driver updates. I called the company and they said it will be a few months. I laughed and returned it. I attempted to run it in compatibility mode in other versions of windows and it couldn't verify the product. I called Microsoft as well with no avail.

Says it will pair with Windows 7. NOT. This is the worst product! I had to install the thing 3 times and it still will not pair my computer with handheld. DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME OR MONEY ON THIS!

broadcom rewrote the architecture for the mini and micro chips thus they are no longer just plug and play you need to have the specific driver from the cd or the web site.. when i called customer support they knew nothing about this issue, were rude and interrupted me on several occasions, and then hung up on me when i asked to speak with a supervisor, they would not release the sourse code to that a generic driver could be built for linux, i have tried mutipule attemps to port a driver for linux (ubuntu 9.04) with no results, devise in genral sucks but with the cd and windows xp (min sp2 ) it works ok but is really slow claim is 2.1mbs transfer rates were 60kbs