USB Bluetooth Adapter 5.4 Computer Wireless Bluetooth 5.4 Audio Receiver/Transmitter Win8/10/11 Plug-and-Play
5.4 Bluetooth Adapter
Interface: USB
Plug-and-Play: Yes
Transfer Rate: 50 Mbps
Effective Range: 10 m
Bluetooth Standard: 5.4
Operating Frequency: 2.4 MHz
Dual-mode bluetooth transmission
low power consumption
Support bluetooth voice and data
Support mult-language
Compatible with Windows systems
Not compatible with all iOS devices, including Mac, iPad, and iPhone
Features: Connect Bluetooth speakers, keyboards, mice, controllers, etc. File transfer
Specifications:
Genuine new Bluetooth 5.4 chip
Type: USB adapter Bluetooth 5.4
Version: V5.0 dual-mode
Interface type: USB
Transmission range: Approximately 20 m / 65.62 ft.
Transfer Speed: 3 Mbps
Operating Frequency: 2.4 GHz (MHz)
Rated Voltage: 5V
Transfer Range: 0-10M
Add Bluetooth to Your Computer
USB External Bluetooth Adapter 5.4
Solve the problem of computers lacking Bluetooth
Enable wireless Bluetooth transmission without affecting Wi-Fi signals
Bluetooth Speaker
Connect your computer to a Bluetooth speaker
Break free from wires and enjoy wireless freedom
Bluetooth Headphones
Connect your computer to Bluetooth headphones
Experience high-definition audio and support voice calls
Keyboard and Mouse
Connect your computer to a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse
Responsive and lag-free for more flexible work
Printer
Connect your computer to a printer
Break free from wires and enjoy wireless freedom
Q1: What operating systems does this product support? Do I need to install drivers?
A1: This product supports Windows 7/8.1/10/11 and Linux. Other systems are not supported. Installation and pairing procedures vary slightly across different systems (Windows 7 and Linux systems require driver installation).
Q2: Does the USB adapter support simultaneous connections with multiple devices?
A2: It supports simultaneous connections with up to 7 different types of devices. Only one Bluetooth device of the same type can be paired and used at a time, such as Bluetooth headphones/speakers, Bluetooth keyboards, Bluetooth mice, Android phones, etc.
Q3: Why doesn't the Bluetooth icon appear after inserting the adapter?
A3: Ensure Bluetooth is enabled. Follow these steps: Insert adapter → Bottom-left corner of screen → Start menu → Settings (WIN+I) → Bluetooth & other devices → Turn on Bluetooth → Show more devices → More Bluetooth settings → Check “Show Bluetooth icon in notification area”
Right-click the Bluetooth icon in the bottom-right corner → Add Bluetooth device → Add device → Bluetooth (mouse, keyboard, pen, audio device, controller, etc.) → Click the detected device name to connect
Q4: Can I use your Bluetooth adapter if my computer already has Bluetooth functionality?
A4: Yes. This Bluetooth adapter resolves issues where a computer lacks Bluetooth or has an outdated Bluetooth version. If your computer has Bluetooth, you must first disable the built-in Bluetooth before using the adapter. Otherwise, the newly inserted adapter will display as a driver with an exclamation mark (indicating a driver issue). To disable the built-in Bluetooth: In Device Manager, disable the built-in Bluetooth (right-click and select “Disable driver”), then reinsert the new Bluetooth adapter.
Q5: Why can't I find the Bluetooth device I need to connect to?
A5: When pairing your Bluetooth device with this product, first ensure your Bluetooth device (headset/mouse, etc.) has never been connected to your computer. Make sure it's powered on and in Bluetooth pairing mode so it can be detected by your phone. Verify the Bluetooth driver is functioning properly in Device Manager. When inserting the adapter, the indicator light should flash rapidly for 5 seconds.
Q6: Can it connect to game controllers like PS/XBOX/SWITCHPRO?
A6: Supports XBOX ONE S/X, PS controllers (including higher series), and Switch Pro controllers. Some controllers require installing dedicated platform apps like STEAM on your computer.
Q7: Does the Bluetooth adapter support Android TV?
A7: No.
Q8: Is it compatible with Apple devices?
A8: No. Due to limitations in macOS/iOS systems, file transfer is currently unavailable on macOS/iOS devices.