aptX Wireless Bluetooth 5.0 Adapter for Bose QuietComfort QC 15 with Mic/Volume Control, Black

I don't consider myself an audiophile but I can certain appreciate crisp high quality audio. I do however consider myself a bit of a snob when it comes to brands that make great quality devices. Bose is certainly one such company. I've owned this pair since around 2015 or 2016 but with most headphone jacks in cell phones going the way of the dodo these have been in their case relegated to collecting dust. I was talking with a friend that mentioned some companies have been making Bluetooth adapters to push old tech into the current generation. After a very brief search I found this.My thoughts on this..ProsSmall, sleek, and portable. The device barely adds any extra weight and isn't noticable with long term use. The pair process is quick and straight forward and has been compatible with every device I've tested this on thus far. The audio produced is what I've come to expect from a Bose product. The charge on the Bluetooth piece is a good couple or hours of continuous listening and recharging doesn't seem to take very long.ConsThe wired connection to charge this is older micro USB. If you are using your phone and have it your pocket and kneel down the signal will become distorted. The distance you can move from a connected device seems much shorter than today's bt devices.Overall I'm pleased with this piece. It's helped breathe life into an old pair of headphones that would have only seen use on an old ipod or with late night computer use. Works great for outdoor walks, yard work, exercise, or while just trying to enjoy your favorite music without a cord.

Very pleased with the excellent functionality of this - makes an older set of Bose headphones much nicer to use without the wire and retaining excellent sound quality and connection. It connects without issue to my MacBook Pro, iPhone, iMac, iPad and never has issues dropping connection. The battery life is also great and surprising for its small size. Audio quality is shockingly good for a small Bluetooth device like this. I’d definitely recommend these as a great value for money in many ways - the product itself and saving your old set of perfectly functional Bose headphones rather than unnecessarily spending $400 on a new pair.

Good battery life. There’s an odd ringing sound when you just power it up but that’s how bluetooth add-ons are.I really needed it to convert my acoustic headphones to wireless but now that I think about it the price is a bit steeper than I would spend in retrospect.The voice on start up is good though! Not that jilted AI voice. And it looks super cool and futuristic when on the headphones.

I was able to immediately use this right out of the box. It worked for several hours and then I had to charge it.The sound quality was perfect. The buttons function as advertised; pause, play, volume up, volume down and ON/OFF.Operation is super simple, unless you have an "Operator Error," which I did. My "Error" was forgetting to slide the Bose headset button to the "ON" position. The Bose headset only works when it's turned "ON," my bad, LOL.I will update this review, should the need arise.

This device works better than I'd expected. When my Bose headphone connection started crackling, I thought I was going to have to buy a new Bose headset. This wireless connection works for hundreds of feet from the audio source. I link it to my bluetooth on my computer or iphone and can walk into other rooms or down a flight and hear the source clearly. Highly recommended. Charges within an hour. Battery life is also longer than expected. At least four hours.

I saw my old reliable Bose Quiet Comfort Headphones sitting ion the drawer with it's long aux cable that was useless to me with my new Iphone which had no Aux Port. Then I found YOCOWOCO & HOLY SMOKES!!! This simple item allowed me to use my Old Faithful Bose Headphones but this time utilizing Bluetooth. Don't even bother shopping around and looking for a different brand this company makes the best item for this product.

Very easy to set up; once it was charged and turned on, it automatically connected to my Amazon Fire tablet. I'm not absolutely sure that the battery lasts as long as advertised, however, I use it A LOT! so I may be unintentionally mischaracterizing this point (a charge from near-dead battery to full charge takes about 3 hours on a multi-port charging station). The charge does last at least 8-10 hours of constant playback. The fit of the adapter allows for it to blend in with the headphones preventing an obvious aftermarket look. The adapter is light; I'm unable to detect the adapter by its weight when I'm wearing the headphones. I've only paired it with my tablet and am not sure that it will pair with multiple devices without forgetting one device and pairing with another. I did have a situation in which the adapter attempted to pair with a second device unintentionally. I aborted the pairing, but when using the headphones again with my tablet, the recording was broken and filled with intermittent static. Once I unpaired the adapter and performed a re-pairing, it worked fine. I gave the adapter an overall score of 5 stars, however, for "value for money" I scored it 4 stars. The pricing, while not exorbitant by any means, I think it is overpriced. In this day and age, with technology advancing as far and fast as it is, the pricing should be lower (perhaps 30%?). Regardless, I do recommend purchasing.

Purchased this for my Bose QC15 to do away with the wire. Works great, connected to my phone with ease. Looks like its part of the headphones. So far the battery life has been good.