Bluetooth Explorer For Mac

Although Mac OS X comes with a built-in Bluetooth device discovery utility that can be enabled from the Bluetooth preference panel or from the Bluetooth status bar menu, if enabled.

Bluetooth Explorer comes with a couple of extra features, namely the possibility to view each device’s signal strength and the MAC address, as well as its pairing status.

The Bluetooth Explorer application is a low key and unobtrusive menu bar based utility that won’t get in your way or do anything unless summoned with a mouse click.

Once you activate it, Bluetooth Explorer automatically starts scanning for and displaying all found Bluetooth devices around your Mac, as a neatly organized and easy to read list.

Bluetooth Explorer can also be employed to troubleshoot a variety of Bluetooth signal problems by analyzing a device’s signal strength depending on its room position.

You can use the Bluetooth Explorer app as a simple and unsophisticated utility for rapidly creating a list of all your Bluetooth devices’ MAC addresses, with just a couple of mouse clicks.

To sum it all up, Bluetooth Explorer is an useful utility if you need a simple and fast way to view the signal strength and MAC addresses for multiple Bluetooth devices at a time.