They act like a wireless client - you can save many different networks but only connect to one at a time. Host devices are like a wireless router - you can connect many different devices at a time.Ĭlient devices typically support a limited number of pairings, anywhere between 1 and 5, and only one single connection. In general, host devices support up to 7 simultaneously connected devices and a practically unlimited number of paired. Then there's profiles, a profile indicating a type of connection (e.g. This is a generalisation, but consider PCs, mobile phones, and tablets (and consoles) to be hosts, and headsets, controllers, mice, keyboards, etc. Then there's host devices, and client devices. Think of a paired device as a saved wireless network that you're not connected to. Similarly, it can be connected but not transmitting. A device can be paired, but not connected. Your links above confuse these and no distinction, but there is a difference in functionality. Planing to buy one of this: Asus Bluetooth 4.0įirstly, there's a paired device and a connected device and then an actively communicating device. At the moment i have 2 PS3 Dual Shock Controllers 6 axis - 1 Wiimote w Motion Plus - getting 1 Xbox 360 Controller - a sculpt comfort microsoft bluetooth mouse and a h800 bluetooth wireless headset.
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