kinivo bluetooth driver without bloatware

Or at the least do it with some tape and you will be safe. Verdict will be that if you're planning to buy this, once you get it do a overall cover before actually using it with some instant glue to protect it. So, it's definitely the fail of the build quality. I've never taken out both of them during my trips. I'd like to say that this was not the only dongle that was connected to the laptop the whole time, I had a Logitech receiver for the F710 Gamepad(3 Years) and another Belkin receiver for the M450 Wireless(2 Years) mouse both of them was plugged in along with the Kinivo Bluetooth adapter(5 Months). Voila, it works again even though the top half is still missing. And I stick them together with Instant Glue that I got for 5 bucks. It was fortunate that all of the parts were still inside the bag, so I picked them up and put them back together without damaging the chip. And again I went on to another trip and when I returned and opened up my backpack everything broke bit by bit. I thought maybe this happened due to some turbulence or something. After I reached back home after the trip I took out my laptop and found out that the top half of the plastic part is gone, just broken off from the bottom. So there's plenty of space for protection) and put in the overhead bin. The adapter was plugged into my laptop and stowed safely in my Everki Concept backpack(which can hold upto 17' laptops, mine is just 15'. I found about the build quality in the hard way when I went travelling. As I said I didn't have any trouble performance wise and I was happy with that. I use a Sony SRS X3 and Jaybird Freedom for listening music and only for that purpose I needed an external adapter and I bought this. So I bought this for my laptop as my inbuilt Qualcomm Bluetooth chipset stopped working with my audio devices, there was noticeable lag and sudden freezes, though file transfer was working fine without any fuss. It's like really poor use of glue and will come off without even any big force. You won't believe the knock-off like plastic parts and the way they are being held together. It's built quality is cheap, like really cheap, as you could see from the other reviews. Good performance, very low latency rate between devices while transmitting data. It's small form factor, however I didn't say it's tiny, It uses Broadcom bluetooth drivers, which is a good thing for future updates and wider compatibility, First off I'll go about the things that are good about it.

Kinivo bluetooth driver without bloatware