Bluetooth 5.3 Transmitter for TV, aptX Low Latency HD Bluetooth Receiver for Home Stereo, Bluetooth Audio Adapter for 2 Headphones, AUX/RCA Blueto...

Pros: -Easy to set up if you read the instructions -All cables included -Sound was clear (note: I'm not an autophile) -Distance was good (I was able to transmit Spotify from my Chromebook located downstairs to my wireless headphones upstairs Cons: -Plastic material feels cheap -Power supply is not included (but you can plug the USB-C into your computer or a readily available phone charger) -Next and Previous buttons didn't work for Spotify when transmitting from my Chromebook Overall: I've had bad luck with BT transmitters in the past and I wasn't really expecting this one ot work as well as it did. Although the unit itself feels kind of cheap, the product works like it should. I can see myself using this in the future. Recommended.

This device has two uses, with the first being that you can connect your phone wirelessly to a stereo reciever. The second use is to connect your computer or game console's audio output to Bluetooth headphones. Of course, you're not limited to those two use cases, as this device can connect many audio devices together. It comes with a USB-C cable, a 3.5mm TRS cable, and a 3.5mm TRS to stereo RCA cable. It has one TRS jack and two RCA jacks on the device for wired audio connectivity. They both do the same thing, so you can use either cable interchangeably with whichever ports you need to. The cables they include ensure you can connect to essentially anything. It says it can pair two devices at the same time, but I don't really need for that. I used it to connect my phone to my headphone amplifier over Bluetooth. It used the AptX codec and sounded nice. I also used it to connect my computer to my wireless earbuds. They didn't list anywhere other than in the manual that it doesn't support AptX Low Latency (LL) when it is receiving a Bluetooth signal. This would have been good information for someone that wanted to use that codec with their AptX LL transmitter. This will work as an LL transmitter, so I'll need to get a reciever that supports it to try it. I recommend this transmitter/receiver. It supports many codecs and has a lot of use cases, but it should list that it can't do AptX Low Latency when it's receiving a Bluetooth signal.

I ordered this item to allow me to listen to my TCL Roku tv on my Bluetooth hearing aid. I had noo issues in connecting it to the tv and pairing will my hearing aid. The sound quality is good and the range is excellent.i was able to move about the house without loosing the signal. It even works in rooms on the next floor. The sodund seems to be synchronized with the video. Unfortunately Roku shuts off audio to the built in speakers when a cable is plugged into the audio out on the tv or remote. This means no one else gets audio when I have this devise attached. Rokus solution is the connect the Bluetooth transmitter via an optical cable. This device doesnt support optical audio input so that solution will not work with this device. I guess you could use Bluetooth speakers paired to this device since the manual says you can pair two devices at once. I dont have Bluetooth speakers to see if this works. For me, this would be a perfect product if it supported optical audio.

The product does a good job for what it is designed to do. I connected it to the headphone jack of my midi keyboard and pair it with a stereo receiver and some with regular bluetooth headphones and there was a slight delay in my headphones. The Bluetooth stereo receiver had LL and there was virtually no delay between the piano key being pressed and the sound. That goes the same with some more expensive headphones I tried it out with that had LL mode. Virtually imperceptible delay. So that's good. It is actually better than an 80 dollar LL TX Rx bluetooth device I have in that way. It doesn't have some features that my other one has though like optical and and passthrough switch but not everyone will need that. The main issue I'm dropping one star is that the housing on the product looks and feels like cheap plastic. The device works great don't get me wrong. It is definitely a good product just not perfect.

The Bomivoi Bluetooth 5.3 Transmitter for TV, Home Stereo, 2 Headphones is filling the room with tunes as we speak. The mix of two channel systems fed by bluetooth digital songs sounds so good. I think the sound takes on a certain lightness. Were the wires slowing things down? Setting up the bluetooth receiver was a snap. Once I located the proper wires for the project, things took off. A few lights blinked a few times on the receiver and glorious music poured from the speakers.