Csr Bluetooth Adapter Software

CSR recommended and fits my need.

I have never had problems with my bluetooth, I got full blue tooth connection throughout my house even with my little Soundpeats q30 plus. This wifi adapter is faster than our ethernet, which makes 0 sense but even with a cat 5 cable, I get around 200mbps while I get around 130 with the ethernet. It really is hassle-less. So if you have a spare PCI-E slot, this is a really good budget wifi adapter. (Also you don't need an optical drive for the software disc, just go to the website on the disk or look up the software for the adapter and port it onto your pc with a USB. Though, my computer didn't even need the software)

Use MS drivers not those provided and this will be a great bluetooth adapter. The software provided is fraught with many problems. Do not load their software. It won't work properly and be limited in speed. Their tech support does not help any either if you have software difficulties. Use their SW at your own risk.

Software is wonky but once you connect it’s the best sound for Bluetooth headphones

This lens hood was recommended by my CSR as a cheaper alternative to the Canon lens hood. Works just fine.

You may want to consider a Bluetooth adapter for your headphones rather than this. They are harder to loose and more convenient.

Nice to have B & H to order items like this. I had to call and get the exact size and the CSR was very helpful. Now, I need a keeper so I don't lose this one. :)

Very useful adapter for laptop w/o Bluetooth. Easy to install, and works great.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This mouse was easy to install using the Bluetooth plug, and set up was easy, just plug and play. The mouse is large so if you have small hands it might not feel right, I am getting used to the buttons on the side but so far like them. You can remap them as you like using the hp software also. I had to manually load the software which wasn't a big issue in order to adjust the mouse sensitivity. I also like how the plug has a storage inside the mouse so you don't loose it. It came with a AA battery for the mouse which also has an on odlff switch when not in use. Overall I would recommend.

Yes, it's wireless. Bluetooth controller. Haven't tried to figure out the range yet. But the good news is that you can walk away with your iphone after you set it in-motion, and it keeps going. I'm talking about time lapse. I didn't want to leave my phone next to the slider for a 4 hour session. Didn't need to. Once started, it kept going without the phone nearby. However, the software will not be happy if you don't respond to the notice that it's lost the Bluetooth connection. I had to uninstall and reinstall the software after I didn't respond to the notice that the Bluetooth connection had been broken. Just let it know that you are fine with losing the Bluetooth connection and you'll be good to go next time you set it up. That said, installing the software on my iphone was easy. I'm using the slider with a Sony A9 that has its own timelapse feature so I haven't tried connecting the camera to the slider motor. But if your camera doesn't have timelapse, you can connect a cable between the slider motor and the camera. B&H sells the standard model of this slider that comes with a Canon shutter cable. If you buy from other sources, Konova will let you pick a different shutter cable. Not really a problem. I ordered two Vello shutter cables from B&H for my other camera models...and they were less than $10 each. I'm using this slider with two tripods. It takes a bit of doing to get the tripods just right in terms of distance and height as I'm outside on uneven ground. But I think the results are worth the effort. I'm using an NP-F970 battery clone for power and it's fine so far. Despite being out in 20 deg F temps, it runs the slider for hours without issue. And I haven't noticed any jitters or noise from the motor. It all seems very smooth and quiet so far. I'm pleased with this slider and would recommend it.