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Quality memory in excellent condition and well packaged. Will purchase from again in the future.
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Wireless Bluetooth V4.0 EDR CSR PC Dongle Adapte Speaker Win 7 8 10 XP Mini USB

05 Nov, 2016

Compatibility review

This came well sealed in a decent blister pack. It had half a piece of A4, in mixed English, saying something to the effect that an installation CD wasn't required (I think that's what it was trying to say). I plugged it into my desktop running Windows 10 Pro and the PC searched Windows Update and installed the drivers automatically. I tested it out and it paired and played music over Bluetooth. I then unplugged the adaptor and booted into Ubuntu 16.04 Xenial Xerus. When I plugged it back in it worked almost immediately with Ubuntu. I also got it working in a Raspberry Pi 2 with no fuss. Most addons plugged into a Raspberry Pi involve Googling some instructions, editing a text file or two and rebooting and this didn't even require that. I was using the latest version of Raspbian which has Bluetooth drivers built in and a Bluetooth icon in the task bar. When I plugged the adaptor in I was able to pair it and use it without any modifications to the operating system. It seems to work out of the box with a variety of operating systems. I've only used it with a pair of headphones so far, so I can't really comment on the performance or range of the adaptor, but it is absolutely easy to set up and very compatible.

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13 Aug, 2010

Who needs an iPhone?

The N97 mini is on it's way out and being replaced by newer Nokia models after falling behind the inevitable technology curve. I bought mine for half the price of an iPhone and I'm very pleased with it after using it for about a week. It does everything you could want in a smartphone and I was surprised to see the Ovi maps service (using GPS) is free too. No subscription needed. Best of all the 'proper' keyboard is fairly tactile and easy to use for texting and email. I had some use of an HTC Leo before this phone and hated the touchscreen-only text entry. With the N97 mini you have the option of using the touchscreen for a quick 'OK' reply or flipping out the QWERTY keyboard for longer responses. It comes bundled with a lot of crapplications and you'll need to spend an hour removing them, but as the Symbian mobile operating system's been around a long time there are loads of decent ones available. The bundled YouTube and Here and Now apps are excellent, and it's worth downoading Opera Mobile to complement the already decent standard web browser. This phone is solid, just about small enough and cheap as it's no longer the latest tech. I've got no regrets in buying it at all.

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