Best Channel For Bluetooth Transmitter (2024 Updated)

First off, the range is as advertised. I attached the device to a pair of outs on my UAD Apollo 16 and streamed live performances of the band via Bluetooth over 100 from my studio to the front porch of the house.

Even though you can attach 2 devices of the same type at once, they will not be in sync with each other in the standard Bluetooth format. I dont know if thats the case with the more modern aptx low latency mode as I dont have any devices that new.

But this device can turn any audio source, analog or digital, in to Bluetooth and do so quite well. Im sure Ill buy another one or 2 of these as gifts. I highly recommend this device if you want Bluetooth at further than 30-ish feet or just want to add BT capability to an older tv or stereo.

Theres many possible uses as it can operate as a receiver or transmitter. And at $50 brand new, it wont break the bank.

Great working unit. As far as the range is concerned it is far better than regular Bluetooth, but as long as they’re objects in the path of the signa,l the range is reduced. As far as unobstructed straight line range superior.

I did add the larger antenna, improvement was marginal. They’re alot of creative ways to use this unit, but fro long range maybe Wi-Fi is better.

I was pleased that the distance I get on my earbuds will reach my entire property inside and out, from my basement, through walls even. The only problem is that it is not in perfect sync with the video.

there is a slight delay in the audio making it impossible to use for my live performance music show, which is why I purchased it. It can be distracting watching music or sports, things that you want to have video and audio in time with each other.

If you want it for good reception, as I said at the start, it is awesome. I also like that it is both a transmitter and a receiver.

It does what it says, and is pretty easy to use. The buttons on the panel feel cheap, but they do their job. The light of the display is way too bright for me, and it lights up when you adjust volume from the headphones and that disturbs movie watching.

Paired with Avantree Audition Pro 40 headphones and using aptX LL codec one can hear crackling sounds sitting 3 meters from the transmitter with line of sight. Those are more noticeable in calmer and quieter scenes in movies.

Maybe it is a problem with the codec, but I use these exclusively for TV use so low latency is a must. Setup of the device was really easy. Connectors in the back are clearly marked and led indicators tell the status clearly.

There’s a button for scanning devices, after which you use up/down buttons to select device and press connect button to confirm. After the first setup headphones connect automatically when power is switched on.

Easy configuration and use with clear display options, not leaving you in the dark about the status of the device. – Good surround sound. No cracks, no faint hiss in the background during silent passages.

– In case two connected headphones each have volume controls, these are independently adjustable. If not, then the master volume control on the device still works for both headphones at the same time.

– Bluetooth range easily covers all rooms in my 3 floor house. – The LCD display is very helpful in finding out which devices are connected. Small drawback: sometimes a headphone is listed as a blank it’s only that phone symbol at the end of the line on the display.

Small drawback: Sometimes a headphone is listed as a blank line on the display with only the headphone symbol at the end of the line. Once connected, the name of the device reappears. This is what every Bluetooth transmitter should be capable of.

The Orbit is extremely simple to use. It is setup to turn on when the TV is turned on; so just turn on TV, power-up headphones — headphones connect automatically in 2 or 3 seconds — watch TV. The initial pairing of the Orbit and headphones was simple and quick.

The name of the paired device is shown on the Orbit’s LCD so there is no confusion there. The headphones have always stayed paired whenever I have turned the Orbit and headphones on. The range of the connection can be at least 40 feet through 2 walls; I haven’t tried any greater distance.

The best thing about the Orbit with a pair of Avantree AS9 headphones is how the understanding of TV shows has been improved. Prior to getting the Orbit/headphone combination, background music was overwhelming the voices of the actors.

For whatever reason, the voices come to the front and the background music is suppressed somewhat by using Orbit/headphone combination.

Writing this review to warn anyone else. I have some expensive Sennheiser PX550 headphones. Since they are the same maker, I assumed this transmitter would easily connect via bluetooth. Boy was that assumption optimistic.

Absolute pain in the derriere to connect to Sennheiser, and I often have to go through the kerfuffle of trying to reconnect (sometimes unsuccessfully) after I turn off the headphones to conserve its battery.

However, I have a pair of cheap Sony WH-CH510 headphones. Amazingly that connection works much better. And the battery on those headphones last for much longer, I think its about 30-something hours! Moral of story, Sennheiser prices seem incredibly inflated given their mediocre performance.

My hearing is poor so I would listen to the TV through headphones connected through my stereo. I thought to replace the large stereo system with the BT-T100 which I needed because my TV had no headphone access.

It worked OK if I was the only one listening and sitting in the same room as the TV, but I found that the unit introduced a slight time delay that caused an echo if my wife was also listening through the TV speakers.

I also found that the system had a limited range and even a short move into the kitchen would cut out the sound, so in the end I had to replace the large stereo amp. It was an expensive experiment that I thought I should warn others about.

After initially pairing with my Sennheiser HD350BT Bluetooth Headphones and connecting with the TV with provided 1. 2m optical cable i found that it easily re-connects when switching on the headphones.

I use the headphones exclusively for watching TV in the evening and needed an audio transmitter with no delay from what was onscreen. The JB salesperson told me i could return if i found a delay from what was on the TV as this was my main concern.

I have no complaints after using it most nights for about 3 weeks now.

I bought this so that I could listen to music streamed or downloaded to my tablet through my Cambridge Audio amp, which doesn’t have Bluetooth. I tried listening to a fairly quiet piece of music, and could hear strange noises in the background.

I stopped the playback, and realised that the noises were coming from my speakers. Someone else’s review mentioned that he, like me, had problems when the MEE was powered from the USB port on his amplifier, so I tried taking the power from a good quality phone charger instead.

It was different, but no better: now there was a prominent mains hum from the speakers. I thought that perhaps this was a faulty unit, and Richer Sounds, as always, were extremely helpful and sent me another one.

But the results were exactly the same as with the first one, so it is clearly a weakness in the design. If you listen to music which doesn’t have a big dynamic range, this device might be quite acceptable.

But classical music typically has a huge dynamic range, with quiet passages which are barely above a whisper, and the background noise is simply not acceptable. It’s a shame, because the concept of this device is great – and it can even be used as a Bluetooth transmitter as an alternative to a receiver, and that would also have been useful to me.

I’ll give it 2 stars because, depending on the sort of music you listen to, it’s possible the background noise won’t be an issue. But for the sort of music I listen to it is unusable.

I bought the MEE to use it as a transmitter only (not as a receiver) to listen to CD’s & vinyl records from my analogue hi fi system wirelessly, via a pair of Sony WH-1000XM3 Bluetooth headphones. The MEE was easy to set up, & after it has been paired with the headphones initially, subsequent pairings become even easier as it recognises the last paired device.

The sound quality is excellent, & having tried switching between wired & wireless connections I can’t really tell any difference. The wired connection gives a slightly loader signal, but as I am using a headphone amplifier this is not a problem.

There is no ‘hum’ or any discernible interference with the wireless connection. I usually sit 5-10m from the hi fi when using the headphones, but the signal can be heard all over the house & even outside in the garden.

I have not tried listening to Miles Davis whilst mowing the lawn, but this definitely a possibility! The sound does however occasionally cut out for a split second at extreme distances from the transmitter, but this is to be expected.

I would definitely give it 5 stars out of 5, & I would not hesitate to recommend the MEE to anyone looking to use it in the way that I have described.

I bought three MEE Hubs as Christmas presents. They were cheaper than the bluetooth receivers I had bought previously and were simple, almost instantaneous to set up and worked well. I gave one to the 60 year old friends I spent Christmas with and wired it into the sound bar on their TV which was easier to get at than the back of their amp.

It sounded fine and was exactly what they wanted to get away from the cheap portable speakers they normally used for streaming Spotify. The next I gave to my 24 year old daughter who is a musician living with an IT engineer.

They have sophisticated MIDI set-ups for keyboards etc but needed something to play everything on their phones through a modern turntable-based all-in-one system. Lastly, I bought another MEE Hub for a 60-year old friend to add to modernise her hifi to stream music while giving more bass and better filling her room than her portable Bose speaker.

Three different set-ups, each one completed in less than five minutes – each ine enhancing its new owner’s musical enjoyment.

I had a similar device for my TV which was connected to my Yamaha home theatre with receiver, so I know how this product works and what I am buying. Unfortunately Fiio – BTA30 Pro was out of stock even in FIIO India website.

But now I am happy I got it from HPZ. About the product, great build quality, improved sound quality, Versatility King. Easy recommended for it’s various features it offers. I don’t think there is a product like BTA-30 in India.

Having a coaxial cable is a nice addition apart from optical cable ports. I got for a good deal of 9669 INR. Highly recommended if you watch TV with Bluetooth headphones and you play music on home theatre from mobile.

There is no equal and a one time purchase.

Was looking out for something that works like schiit sys to switch audio b/w my logitech bluettoth receiver and laptop audio. Came across this and one of the best decisions i have made is to purchase this.

Has bluetooth built in along with a dac to stearm hi res audio through usb to solve my use case in a better and efficient way. Doesn’t hurt the pocket though. Only limitation for me is i am unable to stream hi res audio through my iphone.

Except that every thing works perfect.

Basically using this as a bluetooth receiver + audio input switch with (app-based) remote, outputting digital to a little miniDSP digital crossover. It is incredibly hard to find a device with this capability and this is working well.

(Will someone please make a basic 2-channel DAC with built-in and app-configurable digital crossover + stereo digital output for subwoofer!).

Originally I ordered this product by mistake as I was only after a high quality normal bluetooth dongle for my expensive gamepad. However, after investigating and learning more about this product and then receiving the order, I am so glad I made that mistake! Now I have connected all my bluetooth headphones (including my PX7) and speakers to it.

It is working flawlessly. The only problem with it is that it does not support APTX Adaptive technology. I can’t blame it though as at this time, no product (Bluetooth transmitter) in market support it.

It also does not support Faststream. However, it supports APTX-HD and APTX-LL.

Product is ok but of no real use if you want to use Bluetooth headphones with a mic in handsfree mode as it does not provide high quality voice as advertised. Every headset I have tried has to drop back to low quality mono mode for handsfree even though the same headsets work in full quality mode on an Android phone.

To make matters worse it does not automatically change to handsfree mode and you have to manually press the button on the device twice to switch between stereo and handsfree. Would not recommend the use of this dongle if you want to use a Bluetooth headset for online gaming as it has the same audio quality problems.

After getting fed up with poor range of generic BT dongles, and frustrated with Gnome’s Bluetooth controls, I found this. It works great! It presents itself as a standard USB soundcard under Linux, so it’s plug and play, and isolates you from all the pairing nonsense.

Interestingly, the media control keys on my headset still work, so there’s a bit of extra magic in there to keep that working.

Bought this one used because of the price. I had a Chinese one which was more expensive than this and I was wowed. It is so simple to use and the sound quality exceeded my expeexpectations by far. Its not quite there yet as if you were using an aux cord but it definitely sounds great.

Best of the best.

Works spectacular. Comes through strong and crystal clear. Will buy another for another vehicle.

I have a 2006 Mazda Miata Grand Touring with a factory Bose stereo system that I keep at my second home on Maui Hawaii. I have over 5000 songs on my iPhone and was looking for a way to listen to my music while doing my top down island cruising.

This device was the perfect solution. It is easy to use and the sound quality is excellent. The hands free phone capability is also very good even with the top down and a nice bonus since holding a smart phone to your ear while driving will land you a ticket on Maui.

The price, compact size and charging options are awesome. I would have paid 4 times the price for this device. I noticed that several reviewers mentioned that the pulsing light ring is annoying and that it could not be turned off.

That is not true. It can easily be turned off by holding down the BASS button for a few seconds. I installed my unit upside down so that the buttons are on top for easier use. I turn the BASS feature on and off (which can easily be done) depending on the chosen music.

Some of my music already has a lot of bass making this feature unnecessary.

So my car has Bluetooth for the phone system but not for entertainment such as music. This is the perfect solution and so easy to set up and begin utilizing. This is my second Bluetooth device for such an application and this device outshines the previous device 10 fold.

Easy to install. Works seamlessly without any initiation needed each time you wish to utilize the device. It’s just ready to go. Sound quality is great, especially the bass booster feature. Highly recommend as a cost effective solution for an older car’s Bluetooth system.

So far I love the way this one works with its volume control knob and it’s bass boost button. The only two problems I’ve found with it at all so far is that after you shut your vehicle off and it disconnects from your Bluetooth device as it Powers down, it does not automatically reconnect to your device so you have to manually go into your Bluetooth menu and find it and reconnect it.

The only other issue is there is not a track skip button on it, so you can play pause but not skip tracks if you’re listening in a music app. Other than that the sound quality is absolutely perfect and better than anyone that I have tried so far for passing lower frequency through so you get the full range of music.

Let me start out by saying I am the opposite of a tech person! The thought of setting it up made me very nervous because I am not very good at following directions then add my lack of tech knowledge, but I had it up and playing my Podcasts in under 5 minutes!! I felt like a tech genius! I didn’t even know they made anything like this and was super excited to hear about it because the car we got for my daughter does not have Bluetooth and she really likes to listen to her music, so when we got this, it was the perfect answer to our problem.

It is so simple and easy to set up, it comes with 2 sets of easy to follow instructions, there were both pictures and written instructions which is nice for people who have a hard time following directions.

I just plugged it into the cigarette lighter socket and in a few simple steps, it was broadcasting from my IPhone to my car speakers! Amazing!! It’s also great for when you are using navigation from your phone because it makes it so much easier to hear the directions! My daughter has been using it now for about two weeks and has not had any issues with it at all! It’s great because you don’t have to charge it, because it gets power from the car and it’s so simple to use you can either play music or use it as a hands free device to answer and talk on the phone.

Another feature that is so convenient is on the device there is a USB charging port in case you need to charge your phone while using this. There is also a slot for an SD card you can play music from an SD card instead of having a phone connected! It also comes with an axillary cord to plug into a portable speaker or if you want to use it to hook up to your phone instead of Bluetooth.

I just bought one for my dad for his birthday I am so excited to bring him into the 21st-century! This device is perfect for the inconvenience of not having Bluetooth in your car and it’s for anyone whether they are tech savvy or tech illiterate they will be so happy with this easy convenient device!!.

I do really love how easy and simple this transmitter works in any vehicle cigarette lighter outlet. As for the description in general on the product, it is slightly deceiving. I thought it was an FM transmitter that could just plug into your outlet, connect to my phone through bluetooth, and play music or calls through my vehicle speakers.

I did not know that I actually needed an entire dashboard radio unit installed into my vehicle prior to using this device. So I could really just take my calls and play music stations through a regular radio system unit, versus having both products taking up space and completing same task.

If you do purchase this very simple and effective transmitter, just make sure that your vehicle already has speakers installed, a radio dashboard unit, and an antenna of some sort for you phone to remotely play the channels through the receiver.

The biggest pro of this product is how well it fits in the lighter outlet, versus being loose like other competitor brand products. This product does not even budge a little bit when I hit a bump, and me and my husband can now share the outlet for both our phones because of the user friendly double usb plug outlets.

So far I’m really liking this device for the convenience of being able to use my phone hands free in my vehicle for music and calls. I have not had the chance to use it yet for the calling feature but I have used it for playing music from my phone through the car radio.

Getting set up was extremely easy and the transmitter was connected and ready to use in just a couple minutes. I’m not sure if it is my car or the device itself, but it has to be turned up to max volume on the device and I have to turn up the volume in my car quite high before I can even begin to start hearing anything through my speakers even when my phone is on max volume as well.

That is a bit frustrating because as soon as I stop using the device I have to turn the volume down on my speakers every time so the volume it tolerable from the other radio stations and then I have to turn the volume up again when I resume use of the transmitter.

Other than that inconvenience, I would definitely recommend this transmitter to anyone looking to have hands free compatibility for their phone in their vehicle.

I too was looking for a way to make my turntable more accessible. It’s been sitting behind a door in my little TV stand, down low to the floor and really a pain to use. I’m 55 and have been lugging some vinyl around with me since middle school that I wanted to start playing again.

So I pulled it out, moved it across the room to my bookshelf, and hooked this gadget up to it. I have an Audio-Technica AT-LP120XUSB turntable and a Pioneer VSX-LX104 receiver. Setup was pretty easy once I figured out which setting to use on the turntable.

Paired right away. Using the HD setting creates a lag but it’s audio only so that doesn’t matter. Connects right away when I turn it on and even powers up the receiver on the correct input setting. There’s probably some signal degredarion using wireless over wires, but after decades of concerts and headphone usage my hearing probably isn’t what it used to be, and man the convenience is awesome! I find some albums sound better than others, but there may be other factors involved there.

I’m always looking for better but as an audio layman, I haven’t found anything that boasts better specs. Range isn’t an issue for me because I’m just going across a small room. The voice menu is pretty cool.

I had to dig up a USB power adapter though, as it doesn’t come with one. Overall I’m very pleased. I’m even buying vinyl again!.

It works ok for listening to music. I was slightly annoyed that the plug is only USB, and they don’t include a way to plug that into a socket. Luckily I had a spare one, but seriously that’s lame. Also there is a static noise that occurs every now and then in between songs.

It doesn’t occur when I play music from the same device when plugged directly into the amp, only when using this Bluetooth device. Also the static happens unpredictably, and not all the time, nor in between the same songs.

It’s annoying, but I guess I can live with it.

An incredible device. Range: Put it on my third floor in the middle of Washington DC. It covered the whole house including the basement. Found one dead spot where even conventional radios don’t work.

Sound: Waaaay better than the same material from my Android smart phone. Clearly the higher bit rate delivers. This is to good Bose earphones. I’m sorely tempted to hook this thing up to a serious audio system and see if it’s a good way to tap internet audio.

Latency: Didn’t test with a TV but I suspect the lip sync won’t be perfect. There’s a noticeable delay if I compare what’s coming through the earphones with what’s coming directly through a hard wired audio monitor.

Instructions: Well the sorta covers the basics and syncing was uneventful. Separate “manuals” is four languages are included. Cons: Kinda miss not getting a power supply. They give you a USB power adapter cable, but it,s up to you to provide the USB power supply.

Wish the gadget had a bit more heft or a way to keep it from wagging around on the cables. Would have appreciated at least one 3. 5mm stereo jack to male RCA plugs cable. But they do provide and recommend optical cables.

Conclusion: Lots of headroom in the audio. Just plain works once you get the right cables and power supply. 100 foot range is sweet. Not cheap but for once you get something for your money!.

I purchased an Aria Me and Oasis Plus about 2 years ago because I have significant high frequency hearing loss. These help me watch movies and improve my ability to understand dialogue. I can adjust the headset volume independent of the TV volume, allowing others to hear the TV at comfortable sound levels.

My wife has an Aria Podio. We will transmit to both headsets simultaneously while on our boat, thus not blasting out the marina. My 89 year old father in-law also has high frequency hearing loss and has to set the TV volume very high to hear it.

I let him try my headset and he was pretty amazed with how much better he could hear the dialogue. Therefore I purchased an Aria Me and Oasis B as a Christmas gift. I created a custom hearing profile for him and set it up, and he loves it.

His wife likes it too since she can have the TV sound set to a more reasonable level. We also paired it to his cell phone and he can more easily talk on the phone.

Exactly what I needed, as my TV wasn’t as smart as I needed it to be no Bluetooth, but thanks to Advantree now I have excellent Bluetooth connection to my Ear buds and my Bose over ear headphones too.

With the bypass feature I have my soundbar connected too. Everything works together so good. simple installation, excellent range for sure. only for location purposes I had to get a longer Optical cable other than that.

EXCELLENT product and Great Customer Service too. Highly recommend this company and their products, as I searched far send wide and found just what I needed right here. Hope this review helps someone who is also searching.

THANKS AGAIN. Very Pleased with my purchase And forgot to mention 2 year warranty also. Give them a try I don’t think you will be disappointed And YES I recommend this product 4 Sure !!.

Doesn’t work with streaming services on TVs that don’t have the ability to control digital audio. Dolby digital has been around a longer than Bluetooth so why sell a product that’s not compatible. Wish I knew this before buying.

Product itself seems pretty decent but sort of useless with my Sony Bravia TV. Whole reason to buy one of these is older TVs don’t have Bluetooth. Useless product in my opinion.

This is another great Senheiser product. Does exactly as it says on the tin – it allows you to connect your bluetooth headphones or earbuds to the transmitter and hear the TV through your bluetooth headphones/buds.

Very handy to isolate TV noise to just the headphones if one person wants to watch TV late at night while the other person sleeps, if one person likes a show and the other doesn’t, etc. Setup is straightforward once you connect the device to your TV.

1. Use the included micro USB cable to connect the transmitter to a powered USB socket (the one in your TV is fine, or you can use an external USB power adaptor) 2. Connect the transmitter to your TV’s audio output source (usually optical connection, but you can buy a separate RCA to 3.

5mm adapter if you need to connect it that way) 3. Turn on your TV 4. The transmitter should be flashing red and blue. If it isn’t, hold the power button at the front of the device for ~ 3 seconds. Now the transmitter is looking for bluetooth devices.

5. Switch your bluetooth headphones or earbuds to pairing mode and have them in close proximity to the transmitter. 6. Voila! You can now hear your TV audio through your bluetooth headphones. I’ve tested this with both Airpods and Jabra Elite 65T and had no issues.

I have a couple of small Bluetooth receivers/transmitters. When used solely for music, in their own right they sound great. However when I use them with my TV, while they still sound great, there is a noticeable sync issue.

Once in a while I enjoy watching TV (especially live soccer!) with my surround speakers. Connecting a wire directly between my TV and the speakers will result in a little mess and my TV does not support Bluetooth natively.

Using my existing devices wasn’t cutting it since the audio was noticeably out of sync with the video. Enter this little Avantree device. This is now always connected to my TV. No more out of sync issues! To be able to watch live soccer with my surround sound speakers and have the commentator shout “Goooooal!” perfectly in sync when a goal is actually scored sure is great! Not to mention being able to watch TV shows, movies etc and have the audio perfectly synced up with the lips of the actresses/actors! As an added bonus I also now get to utilize the Optical Audio Out on my TV too (other devices I own only support standard AUX/RCA).

So not only is the audio perfectly in sync with the video, it also sounds better too! This little device has been a great addition to the TV entertainment in my home. and it’s small enough that you can easily conceal it too.

If you’re looking for a way to watch TV with audio synced up well on your speakers and don’t want to deal with the hassle of wires, I highly recommend getting this Avantree device!.

My 6 year old L. G. T. v. does not have Bluetooth, as I am partially deaf I needed to use Bluetooth so this unit did the job. I could not use wired headphones because the speaker gets cut off and others cannot hear, by using the optical option I can now have speakers on and use my Bluetooth headphones.

£30 to do the transformation is a bargain, now I don’t need to buy a new T. v. L. O. L.

I’m using the TC417 to stream sound from my Samsung TV to Aria Me Headphones. This system has only been installed for about a week but, it seems to be functioning well. My purpose for purchasing this setup was to help compensate for my high frequency hearing loss, above 4 KHz.

I find this particularly noticeable when watching TV. This setup seems to have greatly helped, and I’m very happy with the initial results. Misc- Input to TC417 is from the Toslink audio output of the TV.

The TC417 and Aria Me documentation was quite good so both transmitter and headphones were not too difficult to setup. Paring was a bit slow and had to be done at very close range (6″). Once paired. the link is quickly re-established.

Under normal operation, TV/Headphone separation is about 10′. Have not used the other audio inputs on the TC417 nor the volume control (volume control on headphones). One suggestion you might consider is to make the equalization’ app available on Amazon.

(I have three recent Fire Tablets but, only a (dated) Nexus-5 cell phone. Happily, app did run on the cell phone,) Good Work!.

This product is so good I now have six of them in the household for various reasons. The sound is great and for the size and price it is good value. Buying inferior products just are not worth it since the sound and build quality is not up to scratch.

Buy this and you will not look back at any other product.

GREAT PRODUCT I USE THEM IN CONJUNCTION WITH MY METAL DETECTOR AND HEADPHONES , THEY ARE SMALL LIGHTWEIGHT QUICK TO CHARGE AND NO WIRES TO GET TANGLED UP , ALSO THE RESPONSE TIME IS FAR FAR BETTER THAN BLUETOOTH I CAN LOCATE TARGET MUCH EASIER.

GOOD PRODUCT 10/10.

Works fine. It may take a couple of attempts to get it to pair into APTXLL, but when it does it is great. Easy to pair in all other modes.

We use this with my new Avantree AS9PA Set of headphones to watch TV. The transmitter supports Bluetooth 5. 0 and the aptx HD and LL codexes. Produces very good sound and the range covers our two story house except for some dead spots caused by the furnace ducting.

Easy to set up and once pared with the headphones we haven’t had to deal with Bluetooth connections at all. No funny hiccups when the headphones are turned on and off. The aptx LL for TV does work but if the TV speaker volume is turned up and you are using the headphones it sounds like there’s a slight echo.

Since there are only two of us the only time we do that is if one of us cannot wear headphones (like fixing dinner) so you either turn off the headset or deal with the sound. If the sound isn’t too high on the TV you wont even hear it over the headphones at normal viewing distance.

Note that this is not a problem just a heads up and applies to any Bluetooth low latency transmitter. All in all we are very happy with our combination of the AS9PA headphones and the TC419 transmitter.

This is a great little device, but let me first explain why I gave it a 4*. The main issue is that the volume output is really really low (even when I have the transmitter’s and my phone’s volume set at max).

To give an example, I am usually fine with a volume of 20. When using this device, I have to crank it up to 40. It’s honestly not that big of an issue, except when I unplug this device/change the station to use the regular radio.

You guessed it, the car would blast the radio unless I lower the volume first every. single. time. Another small nitpick is that this transmitter requires more strength than normal to jam it inside the auxiliary power outlet.

With that out of the way, this is a great product. I’ve been using it with my 2005 Toyota Camry and have tested it with an Google Pixel XL, Moto G Power 2020, iPhone X, iPhone 11, and iPhone 13 Pro Max.

It works wonders in adding a bluetooth functionality to the car. The pairing is instantaneous. The charging features are great. I used to use an outlet extender, which was bulky and had an extra long wire.

So this item not only offers PD but also saves space!.

It works perfectly and sounds clear. I wasn’t sure at first if this would sound good and at first it didn’t. You need to make sure you choose a station that isn’t being used. At first I had 88. 3 but there was interference so it sounded terrible.

After I used 88. 1 and it works perfectly. The voice quality is ok as other adapters. The adapter uses Bluetooth 5. 0 for those curious. Some tips: Press and hold the phone button until the screen flashes to change the radio station.

Change to a station that isn’t being used. Sound too low? increase the volume by pressing up or down on the stick. The volume maxes out at 30. Also make sure you increase your phones bluetooth volume.

There’s 2 buttons on the top, a bass boost button on the left and a power off button on the right. If the sound seems muffled bass boost might be turned on so press and hold it to turn it off. To turn off the adapter press and hold the power button.

It just turns off the radio function though, it will still charge your devices so keep that in mind.

Pros: 2 ways to charge USB C to C or USB USB to C charger charges quickly Lights up when plugged in so easy to tell if it’s charging Cons: Can be a little difficult to plug into the port I like this car charger.

The charger lights up when it is plugged into a charger port in your car so you know that is working, no guesswork as to whether it is seated correctly or not. I did not use the Bluetooth function since I have Bluetooth in my car already, but I definitely needed a reliable charger and this one works great.

There are two ports for charging; a regular USB and a type C. Both work well and the type C charges my phone ultra fast. My only minor complaint is that when you plug the charger into the car port, you have to press the sides in otherwise you can’t get it to plug in.

Purchased this item to replace an obsolete Logitec unit. This a small but solidly built unit. RC jacks that are supplied in the box are sturdy with noticeably thicker cables than provided by other manufacturers.

If you are familiar with Blue Tooth, set-up should be a breeze. My only caution is to ask yourself, “where am I going to place the unit”. I had originally intended to have the unit permanently housed discreetly beside the audio receiver inside a wall cabinet.

What I found is that the more “out in the open” the antenna is, the stronger the signal resulting in less skips and clearer sound. This only makes sense but depending on what is between the audio source and the Audioengine B1.

you may find significantly less range than expected. When using the Audioengine B1, I pull the unit completely away from the internal shelf and unto a more open platform.

After much digging around online for comparative reviews, I purchased this Bluetooth unit as an additional connect option to my high-end two channel stereo. The unit is easy to operate, the range is outstanding, and the sound quality is impressive for Bluetooth.

Although the unit’s price point is at the higher end of the range for units with this functionality, the quality is well worth it, as it has already exceeded my expectations. For someone who is willing to pay a little extra for quality, this is a unit to consider.

This product was so good, it demonstrated that I need to upgrade my receiver too. Everything they promise in the online FAQ has proven true. Its well built, its well packaged, they included cables, it pairs easily (at least with androids and notebooks).

They even included a very nice tote bag for those you who will be on the ‘mobile’. It may be a bit pricey, but AudioEngine delivers on product value. I’m pleased.

Installed Monster’s Bluetooth FM Transmitter with 3. 4 Amp USB Charging on an older truck we use occasionally for towing, hauling, etc. Never having used a transmitter I was very impressed how simple this device was to install and use.

The sound is very clear, plus, the transmitter has good range so it is easy to find channels. The device has a number of really useful features beyond the FM transmitter. The features I use most are playing music from the phone, hands free calls, and also important being able to charge phones.

I also liked that this device is small and lightweight and not a bulky, heavy object on the dash. The controls work smoothly and are easy to operate. This works so well and is priced amazingly it is definitely worth a try instead of going without or investing money into an upgraded stereo especially on an older vehicle.

This Monster Bluetooth FM Transmitter is super easy to use with little set up. Most people could figure it out in a couple of seconds without any issues. All you do is plug it into the car, set the station, connect it with your Bluetooth, set your car station, and you are done.

You can listen to your favorite music or podcasts that you enjoy every time you are in your car. This also has some great features like the charging ports that are quick charge. Since it is taking the place of the charger port, it’s nice to have that built in.

One of my favorite features is the Siri and google sound activation. This way I have the option to make calls or pick a song hands free. This is a well made quality product and if you have an older car like I do it’s nice to have.

Its took more time to set it up but the results are just. ok. It doesn’t really utilize all of the stereo’s sound system so it sounds pretty low. To hear anything you have to have both the stereo, bluetooth transmitter and your phone (or whatever you are using) to the max and the sound is just medium decible.

Having the windows down is even worse as the sound is barely noticable. I had to go through several channels to find one that actually would work with the transmitter. Its also can only work in certain ports because its size can hinder where it fits in.

Also the size of the plug feels a bit bigger than my cigarette port so i had to really force it in. And even then it was hit or miss of it actually working. It was a good idea but the execution is lacking.