Kensington K33902US Bluetooth USB Micro Adapter

• Up to six times smaller than a typical Bluetooth adapter
• Small enough to stay in your notebook´s USB port
• Pair a Bluetooth-enabled headset for hands-free communication
• Send presentation, photos or music to other Bluetooth-enabled devices
• Keep your desktop wire-free by using a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse

Haven't removed it from my laptop yet:
I bought this because I wanted a Bluetooth dongle I could always keep connected to my laptop, even as I carried it around in my not-too-well-padded backpack. It's been flawless. Doesn't get in the way, and I've been able to use all the Bluetooth services I need. It sticks out about a centimeter, you wouldn't know it's there if I didn't point it out. My most common use is pushing photos from my phone. It's quick and intuitive with the included software. With Vista, the software packaged with it is pretty much a must. That's a bit of a drawback, what with Vista's pretty well fleshed out Bluetooth support being built in. Vista only discovered the virtual COM port service with native drivers.

Vista-64 compatible:
I plugged in this adapter without using the installer CD and have had good results. It syncs well with my Windows Mobile device and my Motorola S9 headphones. The range is ok, starts to drop out at about 30 feet. The blinkey blue light is a little annoying but I can live with it.

Small but the best.:
If you want to buy a bluetooth that works well with Windows Vista and is the smallest and safe, then buy it.

Plug and Play:
I bought this adapter to help connect a Toshiba laptop to a wireless Bluetooth Apple keyboard. The Kensington adapter works flawlessly. The really nice feature is that the device is so small. You never have to remove it after inserting it into an available USB slot. Also, Windows detects the device and the Kensington works. Great product!

Great Device.:
While this is a great bluetooth adapter, you have to be careful, the sides are very sharp and it is dangerous. I use it along with my blackberry while on the road. Recommended.