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๐ Elevate your workspace with Bluetooth that actually reachesโno dead zones, no drama.
The ZEXMTE Bluetooth 6.0 Adapter is a high-performance USB dongle featuring the Realtek RTL616 chip and dual 2dBi antennas for an impressive 200m/656ft range. It supports simultaneous connection of up to 7 devices with low latency, requires no drivers for Windows 11/10/8, and delivers stable, energy-efficient Bluetooth 6.0 connectivity ideal for large homes and offices.








| ASIN | B0D4PMLL9Y |
| Best Sellers Rank | #66 in Bluetooth Network Adapters |
| Brand | ZEXMTE |
| Built-In Media | USB bluetooth adapter |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Bluetooth Headsets, Speakers, Keyboards, Mice, Mobile Phones, Tablets, Printers |
| Compatible Operating System Family | Windows |
| Customer Reviews | 3.8 out of 5 stars 451 Reviews |
| Data Link Protocol | Bluetooth |
| Hardware Interface | USB |
| Manufacturer | ZEXMTE |
| Minimum Required Operating System Version | Windows 10 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Warranty Description | 6 mths |
K**N
Long Range, you just have to know how Windows Works
I suspect MANY of the "Doesn't Work" 1 star reviews don't know just how unfriendly it is to use a different Bluetooth adapter on a Windows machine other than the adapter on a motherboard. I don't blame them for not knowing. You must find the name of the Adapter (which is not necessarily related to the name of your motherboard) in Device Manager and disable just that device. For the average user, these are all things they should never have to touch. But, when you this device working, it's the best range of a replacement Bluetooth I've had so far. I get Bluetooth in most of my house from a downstairs corner. The only better range I've had are on audio transmitter only Bluetooth devices.
P**E
Definitely living up to the Long range
Iโm reviewing this on behalf of my fellow Home Assistant users. Specifically, Iโm using this with my Beelink EQI12 that runs Home Assistant baremetal. The aforementioned Beelink has built in Bluetooth. Which is great, however, I recently got a outdoor ceiling fan that only listens for BLE advertisements to change modes, setting, light, fan speed etc, so a Bluetooth proxy on a simple ESP32 wasnโt going to work. My issue was range, my Beelink internal Bluetooth was not nearly consistent enough to work with the fan, which I attributed to a range issue. So I purchased this with it specifically being identified as long range Bluetooth. There is a warning in the description that doesnโt work with Linux, and since HA is kind of built around Linux I was concerned, but since HA provided its own drivers I figured wouldnโt be a issue. I plugged this into my machine with A like 9ft extension because itโs all I had, but really only have it like 2 feet from the server itself. I needed the extension for form factor being an issue, this dongle to bulky to fit between the other stuff I have plugged in, plus a little separation is good to minimize interference. I am using a 2.0 USB cable in a 3.0 port. HA immediately recognized it and I was able to add the fan via a BLE Advertising HACS integration once I went through the setup process. So far, itโs working great. Time will be more of a data driven success of this product. But as it stands now, solved my needs!
A**T
Maybe just a defective unit but, no. Just no.3
This transceiver will not stay smoothly connected, and I receive nothing beyond seven or eight feet. Sound delivery is intermittent and choppy/full of static. This is, by far, the absolute WORST BT dongle I have EVER used. The only reason it even received a star is because there is no ZERO option... If I tilt my head more than an inch, transmission/reception is interrupted. Tilting my head back will "reconnect," bu the first several seconds are full of static. If I stand up to run out to the kitchen (~ 25 feet), transmission is interrupted before I leave the room. Re-connection upon disconnection is "iffy" at best. Most often, I have to power cycle the receiving device. Complete and utter garbage. I have tried this with MULTIPLE devices, and all behave in the exact same manner. The ONLY common denominator is the dongle. Perhaps I simply received an anomalous defective unit. Don't know... I've ordered a different one, and we'll see.
A**R
Effective daily driver
I've been using this for seven months. It's plug-and-play in the sense that there were no drivers I had to go out of my way to install on my Windows 11 PC. Connectivity is excellent, I don't have issues with sound dropping unless I walk to the opposite end of my house. I use this everyday and it's only presented issues not recognizing my headphones only 2-3 times. The solution has been as simple as unplugging the stick and plugging it back in. I haven't experienced any issues with lag. It's been worth the money.
S**I
Strong, long range and low latency signal
I use this with my Bluetooth headphones and game controller. I usually dont use Bluetooth for audio because of the bad quality and bad latency but this one isn't bad and is high quality. Its class 1 technology so it might be what I was missing with other adapters for headphone use. Its 5.4 which is awesome to have too. No lag
J**S
Life Saver, Plug & Play
Woke up yesterday only to find out that my built in BlueTooth devices was no longer working, I did everything I could to try & reinstall the drivers, work through the settings to try & get it to power up. Nothing I did would revive the thing, researched the latest configuration & speeds available for a Bluetooth device & found that this one was the latest standard, max speed, greatest coverage, purchases it last night & it showed up this morning, plugged it in & instantly connected to all of my devices & best of all it gave me more coverage areas than my old built in device. A++
B**L
Poor Connectivity
It's cheap, it works if you don't want much out of it, but anything beyond a singular device and it falls completely flat. It's incapable of handling 2 different bluetooth devices at once, so if you're buying this for a PSVR2, do not bother with it at all. The latency isn't great either, rhythm games are impossible with it if you're using bluetooth headphones. It's easy to install, sure, but honestly you're better off with a dedicated Wi-Fi/Bluetooth card.
D**A
It lives up to its promises.
Good product, nothing particularly new.
C**N
Estรก bien
Cumple bien y permite jugar con kali. Sin poder hacer jamming como con un sdr permite desautenticacion y ddos
K**N
Impressed
I ordered the u green equivalent yesterday that failed this was to replace and worked straight out of the box . so very impressed and arrived within 19 hours of ordering
A**N
Fit for purpose
Usefull bluetooth item
A**R
Easy setup
Awesome unit, works great
F**P
Bien
Ras, fait le boulot
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