Can a bluetooth dongle (motorola PC850) handle 2 devices at the same time?

Question

I use the dongle with a stereo headset, and I want to know if I can use a bluetooth mouse/keyboard combo on the same adapter.

TYVM montel. I can't believe I was naive enough to trust technology when I could have just let all my peripherals communicate via the stars! peace man!

btw, the last comment was joking, but give me a large shot of whatever you're on to ease my stress ;)

Answer 1

The real question is, can you handle it or are you going over the edge. Take a break man, you sound stressed. Technology overload.

Take a deep breath. It's dark out and you've got the lights on. Try turning them off. Try going outside and see if you can hear the silence, see the darkness, or maybe even some stars. Can you feel the wind, can you smell the dew on the moss? Can you close your eyes and feel your every cell connected to one of the stars in the sky?

Answer 2

I think you should definately pick Montel's answer as best answer, because technology can really do that to you :D

But to answer your question: yes you can. I tried to do so a couple of years ago and it was hell, but it should be better nowadays I guess. The thing is, bluetooth works with so called 'profiles'. They are actually a kind of protocol. Your bluetooth drivers (for windows, Bluesoleil is very good) must support all profiles you want to use, but other then that, there's no problem. (a couple of years ago, this was exactly my problem, no driver supplied exactly what I wanted... I switched to linux lol, many more frustrations encountered but at least eventually I got what I wanted)

Answer 3

Nope. 1 device at a time.

Answer 4

you should be able to , but to be sure, try asking someone at Best Buy about it