Nolan Tx 3.5 mm Generic Bluetooth Wireless Stereo Music Audio Transmitter Adapter for iPod, Zune, Zen, Sony Walkman, Sansa, Mp3 Players, Portable Music Audio Player, Notebook, Tablet, PSP, Nintendo 3DS, Car Stereo, TV, Blue Ray DVD Without Cord Dangle Hassle

This is something that I was looking for a long time ago. I love it. I no longer have to wear headphones. I bought two Bluetooth receiver and transmitter but I never got then to connect to my zune player but I didn’t have to try to connect this. It connected to my Bluetooth speaker with ease.

I received this for a holiday gift and intended to use it with my iPod doing yard work. As such I didn’t try to use it until a couple weeks ago. It turned on one time. Since that time I have tried to use it several times but it never turns on. Every time it’s plugged in to charge the yellow light comes on, even if it has only been unplugged for a couple minutes. The device is defective but no longer covered for replacement. A total waist of money.

Works well. Not perfect. Lower expectations

I bought this for my girlfriend's son and my daughter so they could use their VR headset with their Bluetooth headphones. They love it and it really amps up the experience being able to hear what is happening better. They are tricky to get connected initially because there is no indicator showing that they are paired but there is plenty of tips available online, and it took me about 5 minutes of experimenting to get hooked up and going.

Most of the new cars don't come with a CD PLAYER OR AN AUX PLUG. With this unit you can use them with your cars bluetooth audio connection. I have an 2019 Honda Accord and once I Paired it up to the car I can now use my Zune again and my portable CD PLAYER. Just pair it like you would pair your phone to your car and you are set to go. Sound quality is Great. You can also pair it to your Bluetooth speakers. Can't say anything bad about this product.

This product DOES work - if I hadn't happened to live with a professional tech support expert, I would've thought it didn't, but it truly does - but bigods it's finicky. It's got 2 major issues, as far as I can see:1: Double "Dumb" Device SyncWhat's tough is, if you're using this device to give Bluetooth capability to a pre-Bluetooth iPod so that it could access wireless Bluetooth speakers or headphones (like I was), you're connecting two "dumb" devices. There's no menu, no screen on either object to tell you how you're doing or what else you can try...if you don't live with great tech support, it's hard to know what you're doing wrong, if you're doing something wrong at all, or what else you could do differently. No wonder so many reviewers say it's nonfunctional. The trick seemed to be being very deliberate with the power "On" toggle; not just sliding it from Off to On, but really exerting slow but steady pressure towards the On direction until you can confirm it registered (by the flickering of a blue blinking light, in the rounded end of the transmitter).*BONUS NOTE* You also have to be well away from (or temporarily disable) any other activated Bluetooth emitters and receivers when you're syncing your 2 "dumb" devices, because there's no menu screens to let you indicate which Bluetooth device you want to connect to. You may also have to try a few times, but it usually worked within 4 tries. Also if you pause or stop your music, once the devices been successfully dumb-synced, and have reentered an area with other Bluetooth signals, you can lose your dumb sync...it's possible that the sync gets lost by pausing/stopping regardless of if there's another Bluetooth signal around, I haven't tested for that yet.2: Reception/transmission fluctuationThe reviews about its intermittent reception issues are accurate...I could get great clarity on my headphones a wall away from where my be-Bluetoothed iPod was, but other times my head would become wreathed in feedback fuzz and fading vocals while the iPod was right next to me on the desk, and not always just because something had observably touched/moved this Bluetooth transmitter. So far, its true cause is a mystery to me.Another reception issue I had, apart from that, was dropped notes in otherwise clear audio - when high or soft notes were occurring, the frequency or pitch might be more difficult to detect or transmit, I honestly don't know what's going on with that one.***TLDR summary - this product technically DOES work, but is so difficult to get it to work, (and keep it working well) that functionally I don't use it and can't recommend it here.

It's ok. I didn't like that it doesn't clip on in any way. It gets easily knocked off while running. It also doesn't remember devices and has to resync each time. Other than that it works good.

Love the transmitter. The hubs bought me a bluetooth speaker for Christmas, which I love but my music player does not have bluetooth. I have yet to try to pair it with the car's blue tooth, but it definitely works well on the speaker for the home, I haven't tested the distance yet, but I can have one on one kitchen counter and the other on another and it still works well.

少しでも動かすとイヤホンにノイズが走りますが、それ以外は問題ないと思われます。トランスミッターとしては十分オススメのものです。