Download & Licensing

Get EasyBluetooth for Windows

Start with the free experience, then unlock advanced capabilities with one-time purchases for VIP features and vendor-specific 2.4G protocol support.

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Plan Comparison

Core monitoring stays free. VIP unlocks advanced experience features, while the 2.4G Protocol Unlock covers vendor-specific receiver support.

Free

Core features are free forever.

Real-time battery monitoring for headsets, mice, and keyboards
Tray icon battery display
Low-battery system toast notifications
Classic default theme
Launch at startup
Basic battery history statistics
Basic custom voice notification pack
Unified Standard Data API for the first visible device in the main window
RTSS, AIDA64, and Xbox Game Bar display the first visible device
Desktop widget overlay
Premium skins such as Cyberpunk and Dream Aurora
Battery runtime forecasting

Recommended

VIP (One-time Unlock)

Unlock advanced experience features.

Everything in Free
Desktop widget overlay with real-time main-window sync
Premium theme skins, including Cyberpunk, Dream Aurora, and future premium skins
Unified Standard Data API for all visible devices
RTSS, AIDA64, and Xbox Game Bar display all visible devices
Custom tray styles and custom device icons
Advanced custom voice alerts: per-device voice settings, multi-threshold alerts, and voice rotation
Advanced battery statistics: longer history ranges, custom time windows, and battery runtime forecasting
Priority technical support
Early access to upcoming features

Add-on

2.4G Protocol Unlock

Unlock vendor-specific 2.4G receiver battery support.

Recognition for all currently supported 2.4G brand plugins
Removes same-group multi-device battery limits and plugin save-state restrictions

The 2.4G unlock is separate from VIP and applies only to restricted vendor-specific receiver protocols.

Microsoft Store availability and regional prices may vary. Core desktop monitoring does not require a mandatory subscription.

External Display Tools

RTSS, EasyBluetoothExportHelper, and Xbox Game Bar

EasyBluetooth can display visible device batteries outside the main window: directly in RTSS for games, through the open-source EasyBluetoothExportHelper for AIDA64 SensorPanel and RTSS Overlay Editor, and inside Xbox Game Bar with the EasyBluetooth Battery widget.

AIDA64 and Game Bar require the Unified Standard Data API to be enabled first. Free users can display the first visible device. VIP users can export all visible devices. 2.4G add-on restrictions still apply to restricted receiver groups.

RTSS In-Game OSD

Install and run RTSS, then enable RTSS OSD in EasyBluetooth's Game OSD / AIDA64 Export settings.

EasyBluetoothExportHelper

Download the helper from GitHub Releases. It reads the local Unified Standard Data API and writes AIDA64 ImportValues.

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Xbox Game Bar Widget

Enable the Unified Standard Data API, keep EasyBluetooth running, press Win + G, and add the EasyBluetooth Battery widget from the Xbox Game Bar widget store.

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Privacy Summary

EasyBluetooth focuses on local-first desktop monitoring. Diagnostic logs and account-related actions are handled with clear scope boundaries.

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Need Help Before Purchase?

Check setup guidance, compatibility details, and troubleshooting FAQs in the documentation center.

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