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While the range is significantly improved over Bluetooth 4, if you are streaming standard quality music or MP3s, the quality of the music will mostly stay the same and depend on your headphones and DAC/amp. Now that is impressive! Asus BT500 quick start guide Only after turning a corner, about 200 yards away from our office, and loosing the view to the building did the music drop out. I reached the park behind the building with music still in my ears. As I was walking down the stairs of the building the music was still playing. I left music playing on my Bluetooth headset and went out to buy a drink at the local supermarket, some two blocks away. The range was so good that we decided to test it further. This is in contrast to using the older generation USB-BT400, with which we would experience audio drop outs long before we reach the corner.

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In fact, going to the furthest corner of our office, some 50 feet from the PC with the adapter and over two concrete walls, the music was still going strong.

Going from Asus’s USB-BT400 to the new USB-BT500, you’ll have the freedom to go further away from the adapter and still enjoy your music or control your games. If you are coming from Bluetooth 4 (as we are), the first thing you’ll notice is the improved range.

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8bitDo’s SN30 pro+ and SN30 pro both worked flawlessly on Steam, GoG and all Win 10 apps we tried, as did all of the half-dozen wireless headphones we used up to now. In our 6-months with the adapter, we mostly used it to plug Bluetooth wireless controllers and wireless headphones.

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No Windows 7, though, so keep that in mind if you are on Win 7.

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If you are using older Windows PCs, please note that you can find drivers for the USB-BT500 on Asus’s support page for Windows 8.1, Windows 10 and Linux (both 32-bit and 64-bit versions included).

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You do not need any advanced PC knowledge to install the dongle, just follow the simple instructions. We’ve had the adapter installed on three Windows 10 PCs (two desktops and one laptop) and every time it proved to be a simple plug-and-play experience.

Power saving – Bluetooth Low Energy technology for energy-saving wireless connectivity.

This means that you can connect it with older Bluetooth devices (like controllers and headphones) without issues

Compatibility – it’s backward compatible with older Bluetooth technologies, including 2.1/3.x/4.x.

As soon as you plug it in a USB port on your Win 10 PC it installs itself

Windows 10 support – the adapter is plug-and-play in Windows 10.

Our tests confirmed the adapter comes close to these speeds in ideal conditions and doesn’t steer far off when increasing the distance between the adapter and the device

Date rates: Up to 3Mbps in classic BT-BR/EDR or up to 2Mbps in BLE mode.

Moreover, Bluetooth 5.0 comes with better noise immunity than the previous versions

Bluetooth 5.0 technology – transfers data up to twice as fast as previous Bluetooth iterations, and with 4X the range in BLE mode.

The Asus USB-BT500 Bluetooth 5.0 is a tiny adapter you attach to any USB port on your PC to get Bluetooth functionality. Specs and Data Rates Asus USB-BT500 specs We’ve had the Asus USB-BT500 Bluetooth 5.0 adapter for some 6 months in our Europe office and this review has since been in the works. So, in order to use your new Bluetooth controller/headphone you’ll need to buy a Bluetooth adapter/dongle. The problem with Bluetooth is that most desktop PCs, unlike laptops, do not posses Bluetooth hardware.

This is why you can usually find Bluetooth on small devices like mobile phones, headphones, game controllers and mice and keyboards – basically any wireless device that is small and uses batteries. It is preferred over the much faster Wi-Fi for connections that do not require transfer of large amounts of data and that benefit from low power usage over longer distances. As a technology, we use Bluetooth to connected devices to each other. The name Bluetooth comes from the epithet of the 10th-century king Harald Bluetooth who united the Danish tribes into a kingdom.