D-Link DBT-120?

YES. 100% compatibility.

 

DBT-120 + wireless keyboard

I have one of theres (R-4) flashed with mac firmware upgrade..

Works great with the wireless (Bluetooth) keyboard EXCEPT:

It doesn't react to the vol. up, down and mute keys, and the cd eject key is misread as F12.

Unless there's something wrong with my keyboard??

Has anyone else had these worries?


Cheers

Marius

 

You are not using a Mac, as per your thread.

 

Yes, 100% Compatibility. I have a Powerbook with built-in Bluetooth and I always used the Apple Wireless Keyboard/Mouse with it. Since getting my Power Mac, all I bought was this D-Link Adapter, and there is no difference between the Power Mac and Powerbook in terms of Bluetooth connectivity. Just plug it in and away you go, no drivers required

 

well i dunno about the mouse n stuffs but it works flawlessly with my RAZR...

 

Not that it makes any real difference but you do have the choice of any other USB BT module not just the D-Link. I've used the D-Link, a Belkin and a MS unit and the only problems I had were that the MS one needed to be powered by the USB port on the PC rather than the keyboard(I was only using it for iSync, FT and a BT mouse) and the D-Link fell apart.

 

D-Link DBT-120 works great! no complaints.

 

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I use the D-Link with my Mac Mini everything works fine. Just plugged it in and Mini recognized it.

 

I have a DBT-120 (older unit) that my wife used for a while on an old MacBook without internal bluetooth. However on my Macbook Pro and intended for my MacPro (without Bluetooth internal) it sadly doesn't work in OS X 10.6.4 (Snow Leopard). I looked on the D-link site and there is some talk of a new download, but I can find nothing else. So could not use the one I have. There are other models of the DBT-120 to look at.

Good Luck,

Henry

 

I'm on the fence for getting this adapter for my bluetooth deficient Powermac as well. Have read many reviews on it & have heard mostly positive things about it. In many accounts it does say that it is simply plug & play, however it may / may not require a download from apple's site at most.