If you don't have USB-C, you'll need an adapter Creative's BT-W5 is an excellent choice if you're looking to play PC games with a Bluetooth adapter for hi-res 96kHz/24-bit audio. Connecting with ...

It works with Linux computers, and we’re told it should ... We can’t find anyone else in our archive who’s made a Bluetooth dongle in this way, but we’ve certainly seen sniffing of HCI ...

You don't need the official adapter as long as your PC has built-in Bluetooth, or you have another Bluetooth dongle. Note that Microsoft has discontinued selling the official Xbox Wireless adapter ...

You can view the PC requirements to use the VR2 here ... The second thing you might need is a supported Bluetooth dongle. We’ll get into this below, but some PSVR2 Adapter owners have reported ...

But the headset is the only thing the PSVR 2 adapter adapts. Sony provides no way to connect the PlayStation VR2’s all-important controllers. They need to connect to your PC over Bluetooth ...

In my experience, the PC adapter and Steam VR come pretty close to replicating this, though Steam seems less concerned with furniture positioning. There are horror stories online about Bluetooth ...