Lasuney Bluetooth 5.0 Transmitter Receiver, Apt-X HD Low Latency Wireless Audio Adapter for TV and Home Stereo, Pairs 2 Headphones, Long Range, Voice Guide, Touch Screen, Splitter for Wire & Wireless

I've been using it mainly as a transmitter so I can use my bluetooth headphones (Sony wh-1000xm3) with my PC (have it connected via optical cable). Up to this point I haven't had any problem with it, the pairing was fast and easy (would have loved if it had NFC but I might be asking too much), also I really like the pairing to the last connected device feature, since I only have 1 pair of bluetooth headphones it makes it a lot easier for me to just turn them on and have it do it automatically. Also I haven't gotten any problem with audio lag while watching videos, which was one of my greatest concerns before buying a transmitter/receiver. Only thing I didn't like that much was the quality of the speaker it has, not sure if it's just me but I found understanding what the voice was saying a bit hard, aside from that great product for the price. I must say I haven't tested the 2 headphones pairing so I can't coment on that. Still a great product for my needs.

I have tried a few different BT transmitters in the past month trying to find the perfect one. This one actually works (surprise, I know) and connects to multiple devices without issue. The one downside is that it talks, loudly, in a tinny robotic voice, and there's no way to turn it off.Every time you turn it on:"Power On"Every time you turn it on without your bluetooth device already on:"Connection failed. To reconnect click the bluetooth button. To pair, click the bluetooth button to enter pairing mode."Every time you turn it off:"Power Off"These are not needed. When I turn on the device, the lights coming on are enough to tell me the device is turned off. Same when I turn off the device. If the connection failed, I'd rather it show me the connection light blinking, indicating that it is still searching for a connection. There is no need for the whole speech every time.I wish I could use this product but these prompts leave me no choice but to return it.

I’m not a tech guy but I installed it to a1975 kenwood stereo. This took five minutes great information to do so. Plugged it to switched outlet on back of receiver. Connected my iPad to wireless receiver and now my stereo system is playing music from my iPad through my stereo. Took a minute to figure out volume, turned up stereo system volume up half way, then controlled volume from iPad. The sounds is really impressive clean and clarity is great. All of ten minutes and I was blasting music. Great price, great unit, nice and small.Update, still my favorite way to play old or new hits of music. No problems with sound a touch heavy on bass. So you might turn the bass down a bit. As soon as you turn it on it connects to my iPad. If you want just the iPad you have to turn off the transmitter. Worth every penny.

Have had this connected to my vintage stereo for a couple of months with Win10 laptop, Ipad Mini, Nexus 7 2012 and Samsung phones and works well. The range is at least 30' thru 3 walls and a stairway. Sound quality is very good to excellent in spite of my devices which have older Bluetooth. So can't comment on Aptx or AAC. . Just need to make sure to turn the transmitter-receiver on after the other device so that it pairs properly. Time will tell since many of these devices stop pairing after a while or develop other issues. This one seems to have excellent features for the the cost.

Bottom line, once in a awhile you still getting that piercing static noise for a brief sec, I will say may be every hour to two hours of use. Is still better than 1mil brand where it bleeds my ear every few minutes or so.Source is 24bit 96khz connected with optical, both Sony and B&O BT headset connected flawlessly and automatically with HD and LL Mode.Still not the ideal product but for $39.99 is definitely a good solution.Don't bother to pay more on other brands, you won't get any better results, there is a reason why big brands are not making this.

I have the $50 Avantree and it produces a range that allows me to go outside my house and work in the yard. I bought this for my son and tested it by putting it in the exact spot and configuration of my Avantree. I started losing signal as soon as I walked down the stairs of my two level home, so the range is far less than it claims. It gets three stars because it syncs much faster than the Avantree and because it will transmit to two devices.

This device is perfect, it allowed me to connect my TV to my external Bose without loss of quality through Bluetooth.I arrive with the optical cable, auxiliary and RCA which allows me to integrate any analog device.Another very useful configuration is the connection to the bluetooth headphones so I can play with my son on the PS4. Now all the devices are wireless but it is a problem to connect the televisions to them. With this adapter solve the problem and with a good quality.

I bought this Lasuney Bluetooth 5.0 Transmitter Receiver to use as a receiver for my older stereo system. I use it to stream audio from my cell phone, and it works great very good sound from my digital music content. I have not tried using the transmit feature at all, I only needed the receiver function. It connects instantly with zero dropouts even streaming from another room, has very good range.