Review on Wireless USB 🔌 Bluetooth Adapter for E-Books (BT2000C-USBC) by Kevin Hauck

After reading some reviews of other Bluetooth adapters, I was a bit reluctant to buy a product from a relatively unknown manufacturer. I'm glad I gave it a chance! I installed it on my XP Pro (SP1) home system using a USB 1.1 hub (powered)! It installed in minutes and within a few clicks I had my iPAQ 2215 synced via Bluetooth. Comes with a short USB extension cable. I won't be using it as I think it's safer to securely plug the adapter into my hub, but I understand why some people might find it useful. The adapter itself is very compact and doesn't take up more than its fair share of space on my hub, allowing you to use all of the plugs next to it. Depending on the serial number of your device, there are two latest software versions for this model. Make sure you choose the right one when downloading the latest drivers. There is nothing special about the design or looks of this little adapter, but so far it has worked great for me. I don't know the exact distances, but I was able to connect my PDA anywhere in my apartment. Hope you have the same experience as me!