Bluetooth compatible list

kpedersen said:
Very true. Consumer dongle hardware providers seem to replace products like they have some kind of ADHD.
Are none on that list still available from a common reseller?

I like your idea of a list, happy to contribute but again do note that two people might have the same dongle but with subtly different chips inside. I had this with an old Linksys WiFi adapter (rt2500usb) and was very confused when a second one didn't attach to FreeBSD correctly.
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ZioMario

Thread 'Let's start collecting some working USB BT dongle...'

Hello to everyone.

I'm still looking for a USB BT dongle that works great on FreeBSD (I'm using 14.2 at the moment). I would like to make a collage of working USB BT dongles to help me and to help the other users to recognize what are the dongles that work...on FreeBSD.

It's not enough to write the model of the dongle,so I want to ask you if you want to also post a picture.

I hope that this post will help everyone to be able to use the BT easier,because actually it's a little bit tricky to be able to attach some devices to the system due to the large number of (new ?) USB BT...
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not a lot of interest,anyway...c'est la vie.
 
Hello ZioMario
Did you find a usb bluetooth dongel that works for you?
My bluetooth adapter is the same as yours:
Code: 
<BCM20702 Bluetooth 4.0 [ThinkPad] Broadcom Corp.> at usbus1, cfg=0 md=HOST spd=FULL (12Mbps) pwr=ON (0mA)

Code: 
# hccontrol -n ubt0hci read_local_version_information
HCI version: Bluetooth HCI Specification 4.0 [0x6]
HCI revision: 0x1000
LMP version: Bluetooth LMP 4.0 [0x6]
LMP sub-version: 0x220e
Manufacturer: Broadcom Corporation [0x0f]

It works but it seems to work only with old devices
I can't find my new bluetooth keyboard, but my neighbor's phone and smart tv are detected well :)
 
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