Convert Printer To Bluetooth Wireless Mac

I bought the Bose QC35 wireless headphones and could not connect to my older Mac Pro. Turns out the Bose QC35 required Bluetooth 4.x, and the Mac Pro has Bluetooth 2.1. So I bought this adapter and it worked like a charm. I can now connect to my iPhone 6S and switch to the Mac Pro easily.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve gotten used to not using a mouse with my Mac, but my husband and I are planning to buy his dad a laptop for Christmas and he is used to using a mouse, so it was great to have one sent to us. My experience with this wireless gaming mouse was a good one. It was fairly easily to setup: I removed the cover, inserted the included battery, replaced the cover, pushed the button on the bottom to turn on Bluetooth and switched the on/ off switch to on. I went on to my Mac’s Bluetooth settings and immediately found the mouse connected wirh an icon in the shape of a computer mouse, which made it easy to identify. From there, I began to move the mouse and scroll, both of which were smooth and easy. I also like that this mouse has the option to connect via WiFi and/or usb. The instructions were very easy to follow and showed steps with pictures that made it even easier. It also indicated that a wireless charging pad can be purchased to go with this mouse, which I think is a nice touch because if I were to use this long term, I wouldn’t want to have to remember to buy batteries for it. The only thing I didn’t like about this mouse is that the up and down scroll wheel is inverted, but I assume that can be changed in settings. I’ve decided my father-in-law would probably enjoy a mouse similar to this one. My husband said he liked it himself as well, but would prefer a wired mouse.

My husbands HP wireless printer kept refusing to recognize my Mac. Getting the two to talk to each other was exceedingly difficult, and HP was no help at all. I gave up and bought an Epson. I've had other Epson products that I really like. Epson's products actually talk to my Mac.

Everything I loved about the USB version but with Bluetooth/Wireless USB.

In spite of its shortcomings, the Magic Mouse is still the best Bluetooth mouse for the Mac.

I need to know the best Bluetooth barcode scanner for this printer

I'm using this to convert HDMI output from a Mac Mini to SDI in order to feed a building cable system. Box is metal -- well built and durable (reminds me of older Netgear equipment). And it has DIP switches -- who does't like DIP switches? The management software is a bit wonky and not terribly useful with our setup (I suppose it's more applicable if you're not using HDMI for the audio). But, otherwise, it just worked out-of-the-box. Gets a little warm to the touch, but nothing alarming.

I bought this product to convert old camcorder vhs format tapes to digital using a Mac o/s, the proccess was easy, not alot of bells and whistles to this product, it does what it says it does and does it well!

Turned it on, renamed it setup with bluetooth on my Mac Studio and it worked perfectly.

The printer is doing everything we wanted it to. The wireless is great.