Bluetooth 5.0 Transmitter Receiver Wireless Adapter, 2 in 1 Digital Optical Adapter with 3.5mm Aux Audio and HD & Low Latency Pair 2 Headphones Speakers at Once for TV PC Home Stereo System

The media could not be loaded.  Bought this one to replace my broken Bluetooth receiver and transmitter which I had used for over 2 years. The product is of high quality, sturdily built, and the sound quality is beyond my expectation. It also comes with all the wires and adapters which I did not expect. The setup was quite easy as well. The signal was strong and not periodically disconnected and reconnected like my old device. It was such a great upgrade from my old device for the same price (Now I am glad that the old one died so this new one could come (kidding but true :D). There is nothing I could complain about this product so far. I would highly recommend this to anyone who is looking for a wireless device for their sound systems

Works great, but I wanted an adapter that wouldn't need to be manually powered on every time I want to use it. This device "powers down" whenever it doesn't sense a Bluetooth connection after 10 minutes. While this is a nice feature for portability so that it saves battery life, there is no way to override it for home plugged in use. In other words, with the device hooked up to power, if it doesn't sense a Bluetooth connection after 10 minutes, it powers down by itself and there is no way to stop or defeat this function. So every time you want to use a paired Bluetooth device, you have to manually turn this device device on by pressing its power button. That's a show stopper for me. I want to just turn on my Bluetooth device and have it automatically "see" this device and hook up - but it remains powered down until you manually press its power button. They really should have made this device have a "always on" feature/mode when power is being supplied and the battery is not in use. Sadly, it does everything else well... but will not work for what I need it for - which is tucked away in my room hooked up to and feeding my powered stereo speakers in Bluetooth receive mode. I had to send it back.

I have used so many different headphone/Bluetooth adapter combinations for my TV's and was ready to give up until I tried this one! Not only does it pair in seconds to my wife's headphones, but a second pair for me as well at the same time. No lag and instant pairing for two headsets at the same time is amazing! This little box will end your TV pairing frustration.

I needed a Bluetooth adapter in order to use Wifi headphones on TV for my hearing impaired spouse. I ordered a different one (@ $2 less) but it would not pair and did not give and feedback of what was happening. Returned it and ordered the BOIROS. Great little device. Leds give you the info of what is connected and if it is in TX or RX mode. Also, if you need to you can connect everything via digital optical. BTW: All vendors now calling Bluetooth wireless as the copyright holder of the Bluetooth name got pissey with everyone. So, no one will know that Bluetooth exists in a few months. Talk about shooting yourself in the foot, or, in this case the blue tooth.

Great little device. Was able to connect and stream music to my receiver. Tried two devices both worked well. Have it connected via tomslink connection. I have not tried sending sound out from it.As for sound quality it sounded great for music and movies.My receiver does not have bluetooth capability so this is why I went with this item.Battery life is great have not had to charge it since my initial first charge. It's been used for about 9 hours so far and still has charge on it.

Worked well. Paired easily enough. Xmit and Receive modes both worked. Sound quality very good. Range is about 30 ft.Takes fibre optic input from a Sound Blaster preamp, broad casts APTX HD. Remember, you need two of these to both xmit and receive APTX HD.

Pretty hard to rate this device,considering that it did not work.Major latency issues. The ad says no latency.I’m not sure if there is some way you can rectify it at the source but it was bad.I ran it through top line JBL Xtream 2 and JBL flip 4. Do not believe that should’ve caused any issues in latency. The overall sound is ok but like I said latency.I put it through the optical connection which should have been the best approach but it still had latency issues.Not sure how they can advertise something that doesn’t work..... anyways Amazon refunded my money.Really wanted this to work,tried a couple other ones that didn’t work but my search continues.

This is a very good portable unit that has a VERY long battery life - I would put it at 6-8 hours of playing time (on receive mode) and i use it mostly for streaming music from my IPAD to a sound system that doesn't have a built-in bluetooth module. I work a lot in my garage with do it yourself projects and the TOSLINK is fantastic for this.I did try it on transmit mode to stream from my stereo to a pair of bluetooth headphones while watching TV. There was a delay such that the voice/speech does not exactly line up with the video. This was somewhat annoying. I compared that with connecting to my stereo with a set of wired headphones. There was still some delay with the wired headphones although not quite as bad but just as annoying. I don't know if this delay is attributable to the TOSLINK or my sound system because, like i say, I experienced delay using a wired headphone too.Pairing - no issues with any device, Ipad, iphone, android, but I was NOT able to get it to pair with (on transmit mode) my son's Ipod head headphones. No issues pairing with any other type of headphone though.I still give the TOSLINK 5 stars for it's long battery life and ease of pairing (on receive mode). It is a fantastic device for getting a non-bluetooth device to work wirelessly which is what i needed it for!