ASUS USB-BT400 - Adaptateur USB Bluetooth Nano (Nanette PS4 et Xbox One sur PC, Bluetooth 4.0)

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Akel Hassan

excelllent

Commenté en France 🇫🇷 le 14 juin 2021

Taille: Bluetooth 3 MbpsStyle: Bluetooth 4.0Achat vérifié

Satisfait du produit

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Renaud A.

Très bon dongle wifi

Commenté en France 🇫🇷 le 8 mai 2015

Très bon dongle wifi. Il a une très bonne sensibilité et une très bonne portée. La performance est excellente. Il va même en général plus vite que le modèle 802.11ac (USB-AC56) de la même marque at a une portée nettement meilleure.

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Jean-Claude SCHWEITZER

La liaison

Commenté en France 🇫🇷 le 18 septembre 2021

Taille: Bluetooth 3 MbpsStyle: Bluetooth 4.0Achat vérifié

Pas efficace du tout

Commenté en France 🇫🇷 le 18 octobre 2015

Taille: AC600 Mbps USB 2.0Style: Double Bande Wi-FiAchat vérifié

ravie je vous le recommande, fonctionne sans installer le pilote meme si il y a un cd fournis avec. débit ok, je recommande fortement malgré le prix.

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LAINE

Rien a redire

Commenté en France 🇫🇷 le 14 octobre 2014

Taille: Bluetooth 3 MbpsStyle: Bluetooth 4.0Achat vérifié

Clé bluetooth 4.0. Elle est de très petite taille. Cette clé fait très bien son job et elle a une faible consommation électrique. Parfait pour les portables.

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Kris RS

Bonne clé Wifi

Commenté en France 🇫🇷 le 20 avril 2015

Simple à mettre en oeuvre, bon rapport qualité prix, cet article est fourni avec câble usb pratique pour la positionner différement.

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fonctionne sous Mac OS 10.8

Cyril BUFFET

Commenté en France 🇫🇷 le 11 février 2014

il ne fonctionne pas nativement mais le pilote disponible sur le site asus est parfaitement fonctionnel.
fonctionne sous Mac OS 10.8 et wifi 5G !

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Marco Aurélio Barbosa

Produto confiável.

Commenté au Brésil 🇧🇷 le 7 novembre 2019

Taille: Bluetooth 3 MbpsStyle: Bluetooth 4.0Achat vérifié

Dispositivo de fácil instalação, reconhecido e adotado imediatamente pelo Windows 10 como dispositivo de bluetooth do sistema. O sinal atende ao limite informado e possui ótima qualidade e estabilidade, sem interrupções ou quedas. O produto passa confiança e justifica o preço maior cobrado em relação a outros do mesmo tipo.

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Mr. Mischief

Dammit Jim, I'm a wireless dongle, not a miracle worker

Commenté au Royaume-Uni 🇬🇧 le 19 mai 2012

I've had a Wireless `n' router for some months now and although the speed benefits of upgrading to wireless `n' from wireless `g' were obvious from the moment I made the switch, the connection between the router and my old wireless dongle was unreliable and the signal strength was patchy. Not wanting to do away with the faster connectivity that `n' brings, I instead decided to do away with my old kit and buy brand new - in this case, Asus's USB-N53U Wi-Fi dongle to accompany their DSL-N55U modem router ( ASUS DSL-N55U - 300Mbps Dual Band Wireless N Router ADSL 2/2+ Modem Router, 802.11n, Gigabit Lan, Gigabit LAN, 2x USB, Print FTP UPnP Server, HD Streaming, 3 Year Warranty ).

In appearance, the N53 dongle is.... well, it's a dongle - a black plastic slab that plugs into a USB port on your PC and then protrudes somewhat annoyingly from it. As with the N55 router, the N53's styling is slightly off-the-wall; a tartan / diamond patchwork moulded into the plastic, that some people may call modern, but I see it as being slightly reminiscent of the 80's, which may or may not be a bad thing depending on your age! Two blue lights peeking through the top complete the package, one that stays on constantly as a power indicator and the other that flashes during exchanges of data.

As I wasn't connected to the internet at the time, no Windows drivers were available when I plugged the dongle in, so instead I used the drivers supplied on the included CD. I also took the opportunity to install the Asus USB-N53 Utility software at the same time, giving me control of the device at its base level and allowing me to do things like scanning for networks, checking on the network status, adjusting settings and so forth. The software also allowed me to use the dongle in `Software Access Point' mode, effectively turning it into a wireless access point for devices to connect to, much like a wireless router. You don't need to use this software if you don't want to, as the start-up wizard gives you the option of installing only the device's drivers and using the Windows wireless utility instead, but there is more functionality if you do choose to install it.

Whereas the speed and reliability of the connection between my old router and dongle was somewhat haphazard, the connection between the two Asus components has been stellar, once I had configured the router correctly. No dropped connections, no signal strength issues, and no poor connection speeds. Said speed fluctuates only very slightly depending on where I am in the house, so all in all the connection has never been anything less than impressive; I don't get the 600 Mbps the router and dongle are allegedly capable of (I'm not even sure how to achieve that as the manuals for both aren't exactly detailed), but I do get a virtually constant 300, even from two rooms away. I keep the router on dual-band (2.4 / 5 GHz) mode with dual 20/40 MHz channels, and tend to pick the best band as the situation dictates, although I generally stick to the 2.4 GHz one as it is usually stronger.

I also tried the N53 with my older (non-Asus) router and the results were a bit better than they had been with the old dongle but nowhere near as sharp as with the Asus. I kept it in wireless `n' mode and the connection speed was improved, but only by a fairly modest amount, while the connection strength was still pretty variable. It seems that my old dongle that wasn't entirely to blame for my previous Wi-Fi woes, and you too may not see much of an improvement if you buy an N53 but don't upgrade your router at the same time.

The N53 comes with a USB extension lead that Asus say allows you to adjust the dongle for enhanced reception. While the lead is pitifully short, it is at least of the `fixed-flexible' variety, so it will stay in the position you set it in. Then again, having a lead so short seems to defeat the purpose of having one, as it barely moves the dongle away from your PC at all. I have a 2-metre cable that came with another wireless dongle and I tend to use this if I need to get increased range or better reception, so getting one like this with the Asus would have been nice.

I don't think the N53 would have offered much to me if I hadn't upgraded my router at the same time, so if you're thinking of buying one it might be worth bearing this in mind. But in combination with the N55 router, the difference in the connection has been like night and day. It's a bit of an ugly duckling, at least in my eyes, but pretty is as pretty does, and as a wireless dongle the N53 does pretty well. Just don't expect it to completely rejuvenate your network access if your router isn't up to scratch.

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Chris Wood

So glad I have WPS buttons

Commenté au Royaume-Uni 🇬🇧 le 28 septembre 2014

I already have an Asus router so thought it logical to get this Asus dongle to connect my PC via Wi-Fi rather than wired as it was. It quite frequently lost connection sometimes easily solved and others only by reference to the Virgin help desk who always solved the problem but couldn't (or wouldn't) explain what was going wrong, some gobbledegook about having a bad IP address for the router was the best I ever got. However whenever there was a problem with the wired connection to the PC everything else, IPad ,TV, Bluray, phone already on Wi-Fi continued to work. Hence the decision to change.

The dongle appeared in two days not the five as indicated was well packed and looks cool though as it's tucked into a USB slot at the back of the PC it doesn't really matter what it looks like.

I had read reviews so didn't bother with the software on the disc just plugged the dongle into a USB port on the PC pressed it's WPS button then pressed the WPS button on the router. Within seconds it was sorted I entered the security code supplied by a Asus pop up information box and was connected to my home network. The signal strength is 4-5 bars and it downloads and plays HD video faultlessly.
I've viewed the disc subsequently and am very grateful to have WPS buttons it seems as though it will take ages of frustrating messing about to achieve the same result that two button presses achieved in seconds
I'm very pleased with this product and recommend it.

UKbirdflu

OMG ! ASUS USB-AC56 Next Generation AC Dual-Band Wireless-AC1300 USB Adapter

Commenté au Royaume-Uni 🇬🇧 le 7 novembre 2019

OMG it doubles the speed of my laptop!!! My Asus X555LA Laptop has a built in Realtek adaptor which can do on average 50-60 mbit/s with my Asus N66 route which is situated upstairs, with this AC56 and its cradle, my speed went up to 120mbit/s that is on a USB2 socket, when I put it on the USB3 socket, it went as high as 130 mbit/s. My Asus laptop is 3 years old and found its youth again !!!

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Stephen

I was happy to get my transaction back without unnecessary hassle

Commenté au Royaume-Uni 🇬🇧 le 18 juillet 2016

I try to be very open minded when writing reviews so I'm gonna be very open when typing this.

Firstly I have a deadspot for WiFi in my room and rather than spending the €50+ on a range extender I thought I'd give this product a try, after all it convinced me by the reviews and information, sadly even this product did not fix my problem and its included extension USB cable did not help either. Speaking of the Extension USB cable included, It was less than 4-5 inches long, not much of an extension to overthrow that darn deadspot.

I did however receive my money back with no fuss. I was happy to get my transaction back without unnecessary hassle.

This may not have worked for me, but that doesn't mean it wont for you.