Aux Bluetooth Adapter for Car, Bluetooth 5.0 Transmitter Receiver, Portable Wireless Adapter, 2-in-1 Aux Audio Receiver for Laptop, Radio, Headphones, Speakers, TV

Transmits sound from our projector to surround sound receiver and sounds great.

I didn't have high expectations for this considering the price, but I must say it certainly surprised me. I'm using it as a Bluetooth receiver, and it brought my vintage stereo amp into the 21st century.Pairing was seamless and the sound quality is perfect. It's completely portable and battery life for the unit is good. There's some conflicting information in the manual. One part says you can use the device while it's charging, and another section said not to do that. I've been using it on battery power and recharging when it's low.My only nitpick is that the voice announcing the pairing process is really loud and cannot be lowered with the amps volume control. Your situation night be different, depending on your equipment, but it's really a great device.

It a good little transmitter, which is what I use it for. The sound is not the best as there is a static noise that is constant. I am not sure if its the device or my tv. Either way, its there and it can be annoying if there is not much sound going through from the channel that you are watching. The battery life seems to be good. Set up was very easy. Just plug it in and press the sync button and it works.

Bought this to replace and old Tao Tronics that was still working fine, but the cables were damaged. Should have just bought the cables instead. The jack cable was broken out of the box so in TX mode, the right earphone does not work, and even though I have paired 2 of my devices in several occasions, it never pairs back when turned on. I have to find a completely isolated space for it to pair again with my devices. Complete waste of money.

This unit was very easy to install and use and it makes my older Harley-Davidson radio able to receive from my phone which gives very good reception and sound quality . It connects to the 3.5 jack and uses the aux. mode and is a very good value ,the controls are easy to use

Great item at a great price. It has a great design too.

There's not much to say so far. I can get my speaker and headphone to connect to it but it does take a bit. It's range in my home is slightly better than my previous device [I can't say the name plus it's not available any more but I will be comparing the two], your mileage may vary. That so far the good things I can say about it. Now comes that bad parts.My previous device when it's searching the blue light would flash once per second and when connected the blue light was steady. When pairing, it would alternate between blue and red. With this unit the blue light flashes once per second when it's connected, this is annoying because it draws my attention which makes me want to turn the device over so I don't see the flashing light but then I can't see the status is something goes wrong, a catch 22 scenario . With this device it alternates between blue and red when searching. The manual says blue light should flash fast when pairing, I never saw that. I do have some stickers, of sorts, that I could put over the button/led that would less the brightness of the light but that just makes it harder to see blue light status, another catch 22.It has an auto off feature, if nothing is connected to it it'll turn off after 5 minutes, the idea is to save battery life. This might come to be a bit annoying at some point. It while it was being charged it would override that feature that would be ok.I can't say how good the battery life is because it'll be plugged in 24/7. So I can't comment on that.The micro-USB cable is 17 1/2" which is a bit shorter than the cable from the other device, so I'll be using the older one. Speaking of cables the audio cable is 17 1/4" which is longer than I need. The previous one is only a few inches and that works perfectly for me. I should also mention the measurements for the cables is the actual wire length between the two stress relief plastic bits.The one other good thing I can say that's good about this unit is that it is far away cheaper than what I had before, but then maybe that cheaper price is the price I have to pay for the down sides to this. So if the lights, which is my main issue, does get on my nerves enough I didn't waste a good deal of money.

This has proved to be the perfect solution (and least expensive) for the ability to transmit sound from my Halloween animatronic to my Bluetooth speaker. Per the instructions, to transmit sound, I slid the switch to transmit (TX) mode. However, initially pairing the transmitter with my Bluetooth speaker took a while. But just when I was ready to give up on it, I received the "Bluetooth connected" message. So far, I have not had this issue with subsequent pairings, as it now connects to the speaker rather quickly. The prop I'm using is a Halloween animatronic that is located in front of a second story window, and visible to trick-or-treaters. The Bluetooth speaker is located outside, near my front walk, a good 20 feet away, and is obstructed by the house flooring and exterior wall. Despite this, the Bluetooth connection remains solid. In addition to this transmitter, I have connected a Spirit Halloween multi-prop remote (sold separately). So now when I see visitors approaching my house, I can remotely activate my prop using the Spirit remote, and this transmitter transmits the prop's audio to the speaker outside. The system works flawlessly, and does exactly what I intended it to do. I couldn't be happier with it.