Device: Iconia B1-A71 tablet
OS: Android 4.1.2
Installed the Acer OS upgrade: YES
This tablet is absolutely unable to pair with any PIN-less bluetooth devices, such as a Verbatim 96676 Bluetooth Laser Mouse to mention one. The problem is that Android requests a PIN code in order to pair with device, but there a small catch: Most bluetooth accesories have NO PIN. The Request PIN dialog does not allow an empty PIN. That is, any bluetooth accesory is completely useless, and this is an Android 4.1 and 4.2 issue.
This issue was first reported here on February 2012 and there is no solution yet, except to try an incredibly unstable app with a japanese GUI. I tried everything with that app without success, the mouse was never paired.
So now I have to return the mouse, or return the tablet. Or both.
Imagine how frustrating is to buy these devices and be absolutely unable the use them together because the guy who designed the pairing process forgot that most bluetooth devices need no PIN to pair.
And NO ONE at Acer will ever bother to release a 25 KB patch to fix that dialog, simply because the tablet was released 10 months ago and is now obsolete, even if I bought it last week and it was the newer model they had in stock. Great. Thanks Acer, and thanks Android developers. A perfect combination for customer annoyance guaranteed.