Do you have to use the 360 USB Nano adaptor if your laptop has bluetooth already built-in?
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No you don't have to use the USB adapter if your laptop has Bluetooth already built-in. Adapter is use for the devices which is not Bluetooth enabled.
660215
Yes, if your laptop has built-in bluetooth. If it does not, you will need to either use the audio cable that's included, or purchase a separate USB Bluetooth adapter.
1407994
In a word - YES I am using Bluetooth to connect it to both Win7 and 8 laptops. No issues.
1672359
I think the bluetooth is referring to how the nano USB receiver finds the mouse. Meanng it is wireless. There is no button I can see that would allow you to pair this with another device without the dongle. But that is a really small receiver! I even tried to see if my iPad could see the mouse with the Bluetooth on. Nope. My laptop does not have Bluetooth to test this.
2260429
I purchased an Asus Mini Bluetooth Dongle. It works really great. I have only used it with my laptops (Dell & HP).
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I have a Win 7 laptop, and it does not support direct Bluetooth connection, so I must use a Bluetooth adapter. I ordered a Kinivo USB Bluetooth adapter with the headset. My wife has a Win 8 laptop, and it also does not support direct Bluetooth connection, so the adapter is needed for her laptop also. The pairing procedure may differ for various devices, but basically you'll need to press and hold the power button for a few seconds after you hear "power on" over the headphones. You should hear "pairing", and you'll need to select the device in your Bluetooth section on the laptop. It should be listed as "AF52". I have a Win 7 laptop, and it does not support direct Bluetooth connection, so I must use a Bluetooth adapter. I ordered a Kinivo USB Bluetooth adapter with the headset. My wife has a Win 8 laptop, and it also does not support direct Bluetooth connection, so the adapter is needed for her laptop also. The pairing procedure may differ for various devices, but basically you'll need to press and hold the power button for a few seconds after you hear "power on" over the headphones. You should hear "pairing", and you'll need to select the device in your Bluetooth section on... » Read More I have a Win 7 laptop, and it does not support direct Bluetooth connection, so I must use a Bluetooth adapter. I ordered a Kinivo USB Bluetooth adapter with the headset. My wife has a Win 8 laptop, and it also does not support direct Bluetooth connection, so the adapter is needed for her laptop also. The pairing procedure may differ for various devices, but basically you'll need to press and hold the power button for a few seconds after you hear "power on" over the headphones. You should hear "pairing", and you'll need to select the device in your Bluetooth section on the laptop. It should be listed as "AF52". « Show Less
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The wire is only for charging. You CAN use the headset while charging. You must use either the Bluetooth or the nano receiver to use the headset. Once it's set up with your computer, it generally pairs very quickly on its own when you turn on the headset. I would not leave the receiver in a laptop at all times - I did and when I dropped the laptop the thing was destroyed (laptop was fine). You can get another, but I could never get the new nano device to synch with the headphones. Gave up and used a bluetooth dongle, which works fine.
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I don't use it with my laptop, but it should work with any Bluetooth enabled device.
389239
I doubt it. Unless it uses normal windows drivers, it wont connect with their Bluetooth adapter.
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As long as you have a USB port on your laptop I think the Cable Matters Gold Plated Bluetooth 4.0 Low Energy USB Adapter will work just fine. It works great with my windows laptop
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The dongle supplied (fits inside the mouse when not in use) is dedicated to the mouse and allows it to be used while another Bluetooth device is being used separately (via a second dongle). It also allows instant connection when you turn the laptop on so there are no Bluetooth connection menus to run through. It's seamless as far as the mouse is concerned.
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I assume you have already installed the Bluetooth adapter. If not, just insert it into an available USB port and the drivers should be loaded automatically. If the adapter has been successfully added, you'll be able to see an new icon representing Bluetooth in the notification area at the bottom right of your screen within the visible or hidden portion of this area. Right click on this icon and select "Enable Bluetooth Function" from the drop down list. From the same drop down list, select "Add New Connection". You will immediately see a dialog box actively looking for your Bluetooth enabled device. From there, you'll have to follow the instructions to pair this new device with your computer. I assume you have already installed the Bluetooth adapter. If not, just insert it into an available USB port and the drivers should be loaded automatically. If the adapter has been successfully added, you'll be able to see an new icon representing Bluetooth in the notification area at the bottom right of your screen within the visible or hidden portion of this area. Right click on this icon and select "Enable Bluetooth Function" from the drop down list. From the same drop down list, select "Add New Connection". You will immediately see a dialog box actively looking for... » Read More I assume you have already installed the Bluetooth adapter. If not, just insert it into an available USB port and the drivers should be loaded automatically. If the adapter has been successfully added, you'll be able to see an new icon representing Bluetooth in the notification area at the bottom right of your screen within the visible or hidden portion of this area. Right click on this icon and select "Enable Bluetooth Function" from the drop down list. From the same drop down list, select "Add New Connection". You will immediately see a dialog box actively looking for your Bluetooth enabled device. From there, you'll have to follow the instructions to pair this new device with your computer. « Show Less
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I'm not positive that I understand the question. You put the Bluetooth USB adapter into a computer's USB slot. The adapter allows the computer to recognize any Bluetooth devices that are in range. As long as the headset or speakers are using the proper Bluetooth protocol, the computer will be capable of recognizing and using them appropriately. I hope that this answers what you wanted to know.
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You'll need a Bluetooth dongle if your PC or laptop &#128187; has no build in Bluetooth. The rest is plug and play!
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If your laptop has bluetooth built in to it, it will work, but if you need to pug in a bluetooth dongle, you're out of luck without a working usb port.
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No, unfortunately. You could get a little USB to Bluetooth adapter for $13:Kinivo BTD-300 Bluetooth 3.0 Low Energy USB adapter - For Windows 10 / 8.1 / 8 / 7 / Vista, Mac OS 10.3.9 or Later
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No.. I thought it had a Bluetooth adapter but it did not come with it... But the laptop is very very good.. I love it so much.. I been having it for 2 years and it's a good work hard laptop..