Re: [Bluez-users] easiest to configure usb dongles

[Marco Trudel <mtrudel@gmx.ch>]

Hello Vinod

I think you'll be best served with a broadcom chip. The rainge doesn't matther.

The D-Link DBT-120 (10m rainge) or the MSI pc2pc (100m rainge) are 
absolutely problemless.


regards
Marco


Vinod wrote:
> Could anyone, name me a couple of bluetooth usb
> devices which work well with bluez? I know there is a
> features list out there which has some 100 usb devices
> with the ones with hci field filled, working on bluez.
> what i want to know is which are the ones which work
> most easily with bluez with minimal work from my side.
> i am relatively new to linux and want to make sure i
> can get that thing working as fast as possible and
> take it from there. and since i havent bought them
> yet,  this is a good time to receive some advice. any
> recommendations on whether the 10m or 100m range ones
> are better are most welcome.
> 
> Vinod
> 
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