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I hope this is the right place to ask this. I have a Motorola V551
phone and am interested in getting a USB Bluetooth Adaptor for my PC
and laptop. I actually did buy the linksys adaptor but it's extremely
unreliable. From the reviews I read at the time though it was one of
the best ranked adaptors but it does seem to have a lot of issues with
SP2.
Now months later I decided to get another one to replace this. Yet
when reading reviews of models such as the D-Link, Belkin, Kensington,
etc. I see some good reviews but a lot of bad reviews.
Then I read about this new one called the IoGear GBU311. For one
thing it's newer than the others and even though the others are older
as well they haven't had the drivers updated for quite awhile.
Another thing, this supports V1.2 of bluetooth where the others are
V1.1. I see 4 reviews on amazon which are great but I don't know this
company well at all. Anyone have any opinion on this or other
adaptors?

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In article <gefmb1pm0eese6on2ich01snjkgcaf0fqv@4ax.com>,
Mark W <markwco@RemoveNoSpamcomcast.net> wrote:

> I hope this is the right place to ask this. I have a Motorola V551
> phone and am interested in getting a USB Bluetooth Adaptor for my PC
> and laptop. I actually did buy the linksys adaptor but it's extremely
> unreliable. From the reviews I read at the time though it was one of
> the best ranked adaptors but it does seem to have a lot of issues with
> SP2.
> Now months later I decided to get another one to replace this. Yet
> when reading reviews of models such as the D-Link, Belkin, Kensington,
> etc. I see some good reviews but a lot of bad reviews.
> Then I read about this new one called the IoGear GBU311. For one
> thing it's newer than the others and even though the others are older
> as well they haven't had the drivers updated for quite awhile.
> Another thing, this supports V1.2 of bluetooth where the others are
> V1.1. I see 4 reviews on amazon which are great but I don't know this
> company well at all. Anyone have any opinion on this or other
> adaptors?

I use the D-Link SBT-120 on a Microsoft Internet Keyboard Pro's USB 1.1
port and it works with a Motorola v600; although a Motorola USB OEM
cable (available cheaply on eBay) works better.

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On Thu, 23 Jun 2005 16:57:42 -0600, Mark W
<markwco@RemoveNoSpamcomcast.net> wrote:

>I hope this is the right place to ask this. I have a Motorola V551
>phone and am interested in getting a USB Bluetooth Adaptor for my PC
>and laptop. I actually did buy the linksys adaptor but it's extremely
>unreliable. From the reviews I read at the time though it was one of
>the best ranked adaptors but it does seem to have a lot of issues with
>SP2.
>Now months later I decided to get another one to replace this. Yet
>when reading reviews of models such as the D-Link, Belkin, Kensington,
>etc. I see some good reviews but a lot of bad reviews.
>Then I read about this new one called the IoGear GBU311. For one
>thing it's newer than the others and even though the others are older
>as well they haven't had the drivers updated for quite awhile.
>Another thing, this supports V1.2 of bluetooth where the others are
>V1.1. I see 4 reviews on amazon which are great but I don't know this
>company well at all. Anyone have any opinion on this or other
>adaptors?


Try this before you give up on the old adaptor. It worked great for
me. It solved my SP2 issues automatically. I needed to run it once
for each USP port I plugged into but once I did, that port was fixed
for good. The program is from the people who make Mobile Phone Tools.
It is specifically for DT devices that got screwed up by SP2.

http://www.bvrp.com/customers/motorola/BTDriverFix.zip

H

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>It is specifically for DT devices that got screwed up by SP2.

That should have read It is specifically for BT devices that got
screwed up by SP2. oops

>http://www.bvrp.com/customers/motorola/BTDriverFix.zip

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the usual recommendation in here is the TDK unit.


"Mark W" <markwco@RemoveNoSpamcomcast.net> wrote in message
news:gefmb1pm0eese6on2ich01snjkgcaf0fqv@4ax.com...
>I hope this is the right place to ask this. I have a Motorola V551
> phone and am interested in getting a USB Bluetooth Adaptor for my PC
> and laptop. I actually did buy the linksys adaptor but it's extremely
> unreliable. From the reviews I read at the time though it was one of
> the best ranked adaptors but it does seem to have a lot of issues with
> SP2.
> Now months later I decided to get another one to replace this. Yet
> when reading reviews of models such as the D-Link, Belkin, Kensington,
> etc. I see some good reviews but a lot of bad reviews.
> Then I read about this new one called the IoGear GBU311. For one
> thing it's newer than the others and even though the others are older
> as well they haven't had the drivers updated for quite awhile.
> Another thing, this supports V1.2 of bluetooth where the others are
> V1.1. I see 4 reviews on amazon which are great but I don't know this
> company well at all. Anyone have any opinion on this or other
> adaptors?

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