Can this be used with blue tooth to transfer images to a laptop?
1132355
I tried it with my computer (iMac) and it doesn't seem to work. On the Nikon D5200 that I have, the setting states "wireless mobile adapter". It works great with my iPhone 4S but cannot transfer directly to computer. With iCloud, photos sync anyway. Hope this was helpful. Carole
1132356
I use it to transfer photos from Nikon 1v2 to IPod via Bluetooth. I had to download app (emu) to enable transfers. Don't know what software would be needed with laptop.
228206
The laptop has bluetooth. But I don't use bluetooth so I'm not really sure about that part
1723039
No. PK320 does not support Bluetooth. The only way to connect to your computer is to buy an optional micro-USB TO USB adapter cable, which they advertised you can connect to an external drive. It does not work. Tech support have no clue. Also does not support many other functions advertised. Had minor scratches on lens, returned & got back another with more scratches. Was told this is not a defect, it's part of manufacturing process; should not worry as long as it does not effect picture quality. Don't waste your money on this.
760270
No, but just use a USB adaptor? you can get some cheap laptop adapters, too.
313003
I was able to successfully pair with my laptop. I think it should be good to go with anything that supports bluetooth.
861945
I would think it should be compatible with any bluetooth headset/headphones and I only use Windows Media Player on my Windows 7 Laptop and it works just fine for transferring music and things.
1587379
I have never tried it with blue tooth. It does just about everything, so there is a good chance. Wish I could have been more helpful.
1864094
Absolutely - this device adds Bluetooth to a PC that lacks that capability. In most cases you will need to use the included drivers disk to install the adapter. That's my only criticism...not 100% plug n play.
1337783
As long as the laptop has Bluetooth connectivity it should work fine. As an alternative the speaker has a wired connection that could be plugged into the headphone jack if Bluetooth didn't work
456305
I have tethered my Bluetooth phone to the laptop using Windows 8. So, it supports Bluetooth.My laptop has a factory installed solid state drive. There's some SSD support.
2184688
If you can pair other devices to your laptop, then yes. I don't have bluetooth on my laptop.
983410
No, just look for the general bluetooth drivers for your computer and it'll work fine.
1211138
You need to be plugged into the RCA jacks or the headphone jack to take advantage of the card's DAC, blue tooth is digital and you would be hindering this card, as bluetooth does not support flac or have a high enough bitrate to transfer full CD quality let alone 24/192 kHz. To get any use of this card you're going to be limited to wired connections, else you're sacrificing audio quality and killing the point of the card
1705335
If your laptop has a USB port, yes this will allow you to connect your bluetooth headphones to the laptop.
1222225
Yes but it may not be the best choice. You would have to plug this in your USB and also plug in the audio plug into your laptop. You can get a device that plugs into the USB and connects to the sound through your USB, not through the audio cable. That would be the better way to go. It would be a USB Bluetooth dongle, something like the IOGEAR Bluetooth 4.0 USB Micro Adapter.
1538907
Typically with an Android phone and USB connectivity, the connection has to be recognized between a computer or a power supply. If it doesn't fall into one of those, the phone can crash. There are some exceptions to the rules. If the minicam has a bluetooth connection, the phone can be paired wirelessly to transfer photos if the phone recognizes the camera as a file storage device (the key word that a bluetooth driver needs in order to work with it). If would help if you know the make and model of the mini cam you are using.
832530
Yes as long as your paired to your device via bluetooth. Laptops and computers usually require a Bluetooth transmitter bout 12 dollars