MEE audio - Connect, Bluetooth Audio Transmitter, transmits audio to two Bluetooth devices simultaneously with aptX LL/HD (Connect two Bluetooth headphones or speakers at the same time).

I have wanted to connect my old HiFi system (Rega P3 & NAD 3020 amp) to my Denon RCD-M39DAB music system for some time now. The HiFi system is situated approx 11 meters from the Denon. I have a blue tooth Rx linked into the Denon analouge sockets and the Mee Tx into the NAD amp's earphone socket. Pairing was easily achieved. I can now play my LP's on my Rega Planer 3 turntable and listen to them through speakers connected to the Denon. Great that the old HiFi system now has a new lease of life! The Mee unit is very small and sits easily alongside the amp. User instructions are detailed and written in English and primarily relates to connectivity with a TV or headphones, but easy to adapt. Very pleased with this product.

Great little piece of kit,after 2 weeks of trying to link my bluetooth headphones to my LG smart tv with different types of cheap devices,this sorted my problem out straight away using the digital audio lead supplied with it straight away.Sound quality is excellent,very slight delay which i can live with,good price to sort my problem

I am very pleased with this bluetooth unit. Having a1980s amplifier that has neither bluetooth nor a headphone socket, this unit has proved to be a godsend: it has enabled me to use Bluetooth headphones around the house when our hi fi system is playing, and it also allows me to play music on my iPad through the hi fi; the results are remarkably good.

Arrived next day !Very easy to connect and work.Connected to our Samsung tv and the lip sync is terrible. Tried adjusting it and it only got worse.Connected to our Sony tv and it is perfect.Connected to my old laptop to play music and works great.Sound quality on my Sony headphones is excellent.Comes with all cables but needs a usb plug or supply.So 2 out of 3 ain't bad (but could have been very good).

I bought this to allow me to use Bluetooth headphones to listen to the TV. I looked at purpose made TV headphones but preferred the flexibility of using the same headphones with other devices such as my smartphone.I plugged it into my TV and had it working with my Sennheiser wireless headphones in minutes. The only problem I had was solved when I realised that I needed to cancel the existing Bluetooth pairing on my headphones - hardly the fault of the product. I use the optical digital interface on the TV, and with my Panasonic TV there's only a slight lag on the sound from the TV speakers. Sound quality seems good so far as my dodgy ears can tell.The unit is tiny and easy to hide out of the way. The Bluetooth signal covers all of my large lounge and I can wander around most of the house and still pick up the signal.Of course, signal coverage depends on house construction and the headphones being used. I only have one set of headphones so I can't comment on the dual pairing feature.My only gripe is that the information on the Amazon description did not make it clear that the unit comes with a full set of cables so don't bother ordering any extras. I now have a spare optical cable ......

So far an expensive mistake for me. I can connect my phone to it for input, which isn't really what I wanted it for, but can't connect it to my bluetooth speaker via output. Maybe I'm just destined never to be able to do this. I'll just have to sleep on it and maybe send it back.

I bought this product 4 months ago to plug into my Yamaha amplifier so that I could watch TV (BDP player and various streaming services all feed in to the amp) using a wireless headphone. Some research indicated that this required Bluetooth with 'Low Latency' to avoid dialog and picture being out of sync. Surprisingly, there wasn't much to choose from in terms a Bluetooth transmitter and Bluetooth wireless headphones that operated on the same 'Apt-X Low-Latency' codec. (I bought the Plantronics Backbeat Pro Wireless headphones to use with it).The good points of this transmitter are:1. It does work. Picture and sound match up perfectly.2. Range is good. No problems in our loungeroom, allowing me to sit wherever I want.3. Operation is (overly) simple, if you are just plugging it into the headphone jack. Press down a button to try to pair your device and see how you go. It has batteries but I just plug in the USB cable into the amp USB port to provide power.The not-so-good points, however:1. Perhaps its because I plug in to the headphone jack rather than the other options, but whenever the scene on TV is a fairly quiet one, the sound completely drops out, even though there is some background noise (e.g. a fire, wind, or some other atmospheric effect). When someone then speaks, the very start of what they say can sound a little clipped or unnatural. Its not an issue watching noisy sci-fi movies, but when watching dramas or something a bit quieter, is just irritating.2. I ought to be able to plug the transmitter into the amplifier using other cables, but after much experimenting, gave up. Possibly it was the amp, but it steadfastly refused to reroute the sound to the transmitter, other than via the headphone jack.3. Pairing - pairing can be a pain. The transmitter seems not very good at 'remembering' the headphones as being previously paired to it, meaning that I usually have to re-pair the headphones to the transmitter, which can be a bit tedious as the headphones don't know you're trying to pair to the transmitter, as opposed to the various phones or iPads around the house which might happen to still have their Bluetooth transmitting function turned on.

As said b/4 present for my son he is more than happy with them

I use these to listen to the TV as I don’t hear well. They are easy to hook up and they have very clear tone. I am 76 years old so if I can hook these up to our TV without help, I know that others my age will appreciate that. They are WiFi enabled so they don’t have a cord attached. I really like that too! Thank you Judy

It works very well as a TV audio transmitter to a pair (2) of Bluetooth headphones with separate volume adjustment for each. There is no audio lag, pairing and reconnecting takes only a few seconds, there are no any sound quality issues. I fully recommend this product for this purpose.Update after 3 months: it still works flawlessly.

So. The bluetooth is great. The build quality, top notch.Here is what I find interesting. Before I bought these headphones. I used a LG TONE bluetooth ear buds. Didn't mind them but I wanted a "bigger" sound stage, so to speak. I received the Mee headphones excitedly!When I first used them to wacth a movie, I noticed that the back ground sound, I.E. the music or sound effects overpowered the dioulge of who was speaking. It was difficult sometimes to hear what was said. And also I noticed more of a "tininess" to the sound. So I thought. Hmmm. I didn't notice the difficulty hearing the voices of movies I watched before, with the LG earbud Tones. So I tried each, back and forth with the same scene of the movie I watched . To my surprise. The LG Tones, I could hear the dioulge better but bass wasn't as present as the Mee. I kept having to rewind scenes in other movies to get what was said.Over all. The Mee has great battery life. Good build quality. But dioulge is hard to hear at times because the music or sound effects drowns it out. And also there is a "Tinny" effect to them. Though the sound "stage" is wide, I just cant hear the voices that clear in a lot of scenes in movies or tv .That said. I will go back to the ear buds in the mean time. Not really that bad. Also latency with both are perfect. But I'm going to try the Anvantree headphones to see how they do.I think the Mee headphones are a little to expensive for what you get.

Don't trust any of the bad reviews written before April 26, 2019. I bought the Mee Bluetooth transmitter with the paired headphones (@$99) for my roommate so she can enjoy watching tv while I'm playing my PS4 (using my headset) without my friends having to listen to whatever she's watching.I installed the transmitter into my tv utilizing the RCA adapter (since my fiber optic audio output is already connected to my surround sound system).I was surprised by how small the device actually is; it's about half the size of a computer mouse. I paired the headphones and tested the sound quality utilizing several devices connected to my tv (PS4, BluRay player, Amazon Fire Tv). I didn't encounter any lag or poor dubbing (if you've ever watched older, Asian-produced martial art movies, you'll understand what I'm talking about). The maximum volume is ample, especially since I am a bit hard of hearing.Now my roommate and I can live in harmony without having to bicker about the tv volume or how loud I'm talking as she watches her shows.

Conecto mi cadena de musica con un receptor de bluetooth Fiio BTR1K que empleo con unos auriculares Philips FidelioX2; la conexion la realizo directamente al lector de CD a traves de una salida optica (el cable optico viene suministrado Mee connect, lo que un autentico lujo). El emisor se empareja con facilidad con el receptor y ofrece una calidad de audio realmente buena. Tiene la ventaja de contar con una bateria que ofrce varias horas de reproducion y evita el engorro de mas cables de forma permanente. Llevaba tiempo buscando una solucion que me permitiera conectar mi cadena, de muy buena calidad pero que ya tiene unos años con unos auriculares modenos de conexion bluetooth manteniendo una gran calidad de sonido y realmente he encontrado lo que buscaba con este dispositivo