EVEO Bluetooth Adapter for PC 5.1 - Dongle 5.1 for Windows 10 Only (Plug and Play) for Desktop , Laptop, Printers, Keyboard, Mouse, Headsets, Speakers - USB 5.1 Dongle

That little dongle does what it was designed for, i.e., to connect a blue tooth keyboard to my non blue tooth HP p.c. .

Works flawlessly with Home Assistant!

Works well

Update: I am disappointed, I haven't updated this already, it must have slipped my mind. I am back because I am thinking of buying another, maybe two more. One for a friend and another for me as a backup, because this one is almost 2 years old and only cost $10, is it supposed to last this long costing so little? lolEverything below this update is true and was my experience, but there is more...Frustrated, I contacted the company, she was very sweet and understanding and immediately sent me another one. It works just fine. I can run 3-4 intense online games on my computer at the same time while streaming, and watching 3 other streamers at the same time, while on discord, streaming music. So the internet wifi is great. I have a superb router, so that may help but I am about 20 feet from my wireless router and there is no clear sight. The signal either goes through a two walls, a filing cabinet and a bed, if it is direct line, or bounces around all that to get to my adapter and I still have great internet with itNow the bluetooth I only have issue with if I go past around 6 devices. I have a bluetooth mouse, keyboard, and 4 x box controllers, and if I run all that or add anything else to the bluetooth, well it can start dropping stuff.So for this teeny tiny, $10 item, that is one helluva test and it works great. The first one I had was definitely bugged or flawed in some way. This is a small business, if I am not mistaken she said they basically make these at home. Well, they do a darn good job and like I said , they care and will take care of you right away if there is a problem. If you need a device like this give this one a shot./editOriginal post:My USB went out on my motherboard. So , I needed a replacement. I bought this thinking it would do okay. And it might for one device. I have delays with just my keyboard. Sound appears okay, but I rarely use it. The real frustration was trying to play some Kart games with the family. I bought and set up the game and then I decided to test it. The delays and loss of connection to my x-box pro controller was horrendous. I changed batteries, still bad, got a different controller, still unplayable. New batteries in that controller. I then realized that yes, the keyboard delays were not my new keyboard either. My motherboard bluetooth could connect all our controllers, my keyboard, and TV all at the same time without delay. Or Keyboard, headset, and controller with no issue. Maybe that is why is burned out, maybe it heated up, who knows, but I keep my CPU pretty cool, the mobo is 5 yrs old now, so maybe, but this is NOT a good replacement for that. Maybe for music, since you would not know if there was a delay except at the start. IF it can keep a constant signal that is. or the controllers it simply can not do it. Your commands will get stuck and be all over the place. Might be defective, but I bought it 10 weeks ago, when I noticed an issue with my motherboard , It went out, and I bought this, but it come back up for a few weeks, so I thought at first it was a bug, but now that it died, I plugged this thing in. Just terrible. You would not believe the typos I had to fix as the signal misses keystrokes or gets a delay and mixes up letters. So, again might be defective, but I have to review what I have and what I have is garbage.edit: I wanted to add that all devices being used are within 6 feet of the adapter with nothing in between. I went through the process of just trying to use one device at a time. The delay, sticking of commands, and total loss was consistent between all devices. It is less noticeable with sound device one your sound begins. My devices are also a little slow to connect, some of the time out when trying to connect, and I have to start over. Reading other reviews, I might just have a bad one, but I am not buying a new one to gamble on. I will try and connect with the vendor and see what they say, else I will buy a TP-Link which is probably what I should have done to begin with. The 5.1 vs 5.0 sold me, because if I wanted maximum compatability, just don;t know if there is really a difference.

Easy for my young boy to use

does not connect to as stated, plug and play seems inaccurate. Tried two separate laptops, reading an error under device management

I could not get this to work with Microsoft Windows. The issue is with Microsoft Windows, not this device. Ubuntu Linux immediately discovered it, and it was immediately operational without making any adjustments or changing any settings.

Works well