BluetoothCL is a compact command-line utility that scans for currently detected Bluetooth devices and prints their details in Command Prompt. It reports each device’s MAC address, name, major type and minor type, and can add an associated company name when the oui.txt address database is available. Users can set the scan timeout or redirect output to a file for later review. It is a focused inventory and troubleshooting tool, not a Bluetooth connection manager.

BluetoothCL is a small command-line utility for checking which Bluetooth devices are currently detected by a Windows computer. It is suited to users who prefer console tools or need a simple device inventory that can be captured for later review. Rather than opening a graphical device manager, it scans for nearby detected devices and writes the results directly to standard output in a Command Prompt window.

For each detected device, BluetoothCL reports its MAC address, name, major device type and minor device type. These fields help distinguish devices and identify their advertised categories. If the oui.txt file containing MAC address assignments is available, the output can also include the company name associated with a device’s address. This makes the report more informative when a device name is missing or does not clearly identify its maker.

The scan duration can be set with the timeout option. When no timeout is provided, BluetoothCL uses a default 15-second scan; specifying a value lets the user adjust how long the application looks for devices. Because results appear in the console, they can also be redirected with the standard command-line output operators. Using > writes the output to a file, while >> appends it, making it practical to keep a record or use the results in a command-based workflow.

BluetoothCL can be useful for a quick check of detected Bluetooth hardware, documenting devices during troubleshooting, or collecting device details without manually copying them from a graphical interface. Its focused output and small command-line interface are intended for straightforward scans rather than managing connections or transferring files. The program reports devices it detects; it is not a Bluetooth pairing or control tool.

The utility is freeware from NirSoft and is designed for Windows, including Windows 7 and earlier supported Windows releases. It runs from Command Prompt and does not present a conventional graphical interface. The optional company-name lookup depends on providing oui.txt; the basic device report includes the address, name and device-type information without that file.

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