Nektar Widiflex USB
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Nektar Widiflex USB

Nektar WIDIFLEX USB is a plug-and-play Bluetooth MIDI adapter with ultra-low latency, 20 m range, and USB class compliance—wireless freedom for any MIDI setup.

  • Wireless MIDI USB
  • USB-A Dongle
  • Low-Latency Link

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Descrizione

Nektar WIDIFLEX USB – Wireless MIDI over Bluetooth Adapter

The Nektar WIDIFLEX USB adds wireless Bluetooth MIDI to your computer or USB host device. It connects instantly without drivers, pairing with WIDI adapters or Bluetooth MIDI gear for ultra-low latency and rock-solid MIDI performance. Perfect for freeing your setup from cables in the studio or on stage.

Quick Specs

  • Connection: USB-A plug, class-compliant (no drivers required)
  • Wireless: Bluetooth 5 MIDI with AES-128 encryption
  • Range: Up to 20 m (line of sight)
  • Latency: As low as 3 ms
  • Compatibility: Works with macOS, Windows, iOS, Android, and any USB host supporting MIDI class compliance
  • Power: USB bus-powered
  • Dimensions: 5.1 × 1.8 × 0.9 cm
  • Weight: Approx. 12 g

What’s in the Box

  • Nektar WIDIFLEX USB adapter
  • User guide

Caratteristiche

Transmit and Receive MIDI over Bluetooth

High-Speed, Long-Range Bluetooth 5

Ultralow Latency for Live Performances

Easy Setup via Automatic Pairing

Transmit All MIDI Messages

Class-Compliant, No Drivers Needed

Standard USB Type-A Connection

Create WIDI Groups and Fixed Pairs

Manage Setups with CME WIDI App

Compatible with macOS, Windows & Linux

Specifiche

Marca
Nektar
Modello
Widiflex USB
Categoria
Synth e tastiere › Altre tastiere
Compatibilità
Works with macOS, Windows, iOS, Android, and any USB host supporting MIDI class compliance
Peso
Approx. 12 g

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