[Upgraded] ELEGIANT Bluetooth 5.0 Transmitter Receiver for TV Home Stereo System LED Wireless Audio Adapter APTX Low Latency Built-in Mic, Pair 2 Headphones at Once, Optical TOSLINK / 3.5mm AUX / RCA

Connectivity: Out of the box, you would think to follow the instructions to pair (turn on, press the 2 arrows button twice to pair and it should pair). But wasted 30 min trying this and it wasn't pairing. Then i read in the manual that it tries to pair to the "last paired device" when you turn it on. To reset, hold the 2 arrows for 8-10 seconds until all lights flash which erases the previous device. This did the trick (which obviously then meant that I got a previously returned and not a new device. Then, even I had the speaker i was trying to connect right next to this device, it connected to a different bluetooth speaker in an entirely different bedroom far away. I didn't realize that as I kept thinking it is connecting to the speaker i have nearby and there was no sound coming out. I realized only when wife said there is sound coming from the other speaker in the other room. So I went around the house unplugging every device that had bluetooth (I still though can't figure out why it would connect to other bluetooth devices when those devices weren't in pairing mode). Finally it connected to the speaker I intended after an hour of trying. Emails to seller only got back the same steps that were in the manual, so that's why i'm providing you these details so you can make sure to check on other speakers/devices in your house and do a reset of device out of the box since it might have been a returned product. I wish there was an easier way to connect to the desired bluetooth device then "guesswork".Latency: Turned on a movie to watch. Sound quality was great and I didn't feel my speakers sounded worse from using this device. But, soon, my hollywood movie became a dubbed chinese movie where I could see the lips move but the sound about 1-2 seconds behind. This device is supposed to be low latency with aptX but I do not know whether it was using it or not because the device doesn't give me any control to select a mode nor does the manual mention anything. Ended up going to hard-wired solution between my tV and speaker.

Recently learned about the Bluetooth 5 standard improvements and wanted toTry it out. This unit can act as transmitter or receiver. There is a side button to choose. It also has 3.5 mini and fiber optic out. Package includes usb cable for charging, 3.5 mini to 3.5 mini, 3.5 mini to RCA, and fiber optic cable. Mine arrived with no charge but fully charged in about 90 minutes. I hooked it up both analog (3.5 to RCA) and the. Fiber optic to a mini 2 channel system I have with monitor speakers. I choose a FLAC file streamed from my IPhone X which also supports Bluetooth 5.Sound quality was excellent utilizing the analog out. Next I switched to fiber optic and again excellent sound but I also immediately noticed the output was significantly louder. I am not sure if this is do to the unit being able to bypass DAC but whatever the reason it is definitely louder via fiber out. In both cases I found the sound quality very pleasing. If I had to note one thing that may be a problem for some people is the unit has several lights on it. This could be an issue if being used in a bedroom. Of course it’s small enough to block the light from it but perhaps a lights off mode would be useful. I also walked about 50 feet from the unit with my phone and did not have any signal drop out.

My ex-husband likes to watch the news...ALL the time...LOUD. I hate listening to the news because it gives me panic attacks. His music is good but it's also too loud. He has wireless headphones but no Bluetooth TV to pair them with. Finally I needed a solution and found it here. The Elegiant Bluetooth Transmitter arrived beautifully packaged. It's much smaller than I expected, but wow! It is loaded with features, comes with three different cords to attach to your device, whatever it may be, and it can handle two headsets. It even answers the phone if you like. I was intimidated by it at first, but hooking it up was easy as 1-2-3. I had it charged, paired with the headphones and ready to surprise my ex. He LOVES it! We attached it to a Samsung TV (smart, but no Bluetooth) via its headphone jack. Once turned on, the little transmitter displays beautiful blue lights, but they are unobtrusive. Now my ex is no longer confined to one area, but can listen to his favorite news shows while doing chores, eating, or writing. The best part: I don't hear a thing! Sweet silence for me, plenty of noise for him. We've been together for over 30 years, married and unmarried, but I recommend it to save any relationship like mine, where one person likes loud media and the other doesn't, and you live in a small space. The Elegiant is truly wonderful! Buy it for the news junkie in your life!

La idea es que permite convertir un altavoz, unos auriculares o un amplificador, que no dispongan de Bluetooth, en un aparato Bluetooth (modo receptor o RX) para poder escuchar música de nuestro móvil, tablet u ordenador en ellos. También permite convertir un dispositivo que saca audio y no tiene Bluetooth (por ejemplo una TV, un MP3, una minicadena o cualquier equipo de música con salida de auriculares, óptica o RCA), en Bluetooth, para poder escuchar el sonido que emiten en unos auriculares o altavoces que ya dispongan de Bluetooth. Parece una tontería pero las posibilidades son infinitas: desde añadir Bluetooth a la TV, al coche, a un proyector, un ordenador o un dispositivo tipo radio o reproductor de MP3 que no tenga Bluetooth, hasta la función contraria: convertir un altavoz, unos auriculares por cable o el antiguo equipo de música (amplificador) en dispositivos Bluetooth. En mi caso, lo voy a usar para poner en el falso techo del baño y conectarle un altavoz que tendré en el techo, para así poder escuchar música (la radio o lo que quiera) mientras me ducho, teniendo el móvil (o la TV) en otra habitación, pues se conecta por Bluetooth.En la caja viene, además del aparato propiamente dicho, un cable óptico de 1m, un cable USB a micro-USB (no incluye cargador / transformador), un cable jack-jack de 3,5mm y un cable jack-RCA.El aparato no es pequeño, es más bien para dejarlo fijo en un sitio, no para estarlo moviendo. Tiene una conexión USB para la alimentación, que aunque no se incluya un transformador/cargador, se puede cargar con cualquier cargador USB de móvil, o incluso con un PC o portátil, pues tanto USB como microUSB son conexiones estándar usadas por muchos dispositivos. Además tiene una batería interna, con lo que podemos seguir usándolo sin estar enchufado (o podemos usarlo siempre enchufado y olvidarnos de la batería).Tiene un conector jack de audio de 3,5mm (el típico de los auriculares) que se usa como entrada de audio (en modo receptor o RX) o como salida de audio (en modo emisor o TX). Tiene también 2 conexiones ópticas (toslink o SPDIF), una para usar como entrada de audio (en modo receptor o RX) y la otra como salida de audio (en modo emisor o TX).Tiene varios indicadores luminosos en la parte delantera, que nos indican si está encendido, si está en modo receptor (RX) o emisor (TX), si está usando la entrada óptica o el jack, y el formato de Bluetooth usado (AptX, LL, HD, SBC o AAC). En el lateral hay 3 botones: ON/OFF, receptor/emisor y un botón que se usa para emparejarlo a los otros dispositivos Bluetooth. En la parte delantera también hay 3 botones que sirven para reproducir / pausar (o descolgar una llamada o rellamar el último número marcado, si lo tenemos conectado a un móvil), pista anterior/siguiente y subir/bajar volumen. Encima de estos 3 botones hay una línea que se ilumina de color azul o verde según el estado del Bluetooth, y que se ve bastante, si estamos a oscuras puede ser algo molesta.****** Uso en modo transmisor/emisor (TX) ******En este modo el aparato coge el audio que le entra por el jack de 3,5mm o entrada óptica, y lo envía por Bluetooth a un altavoz o auriculares Bluetooth. Este es el modo que usamos para conectarlo a la TV por ejemplo, o a un ordenador sin Bluetooth, o a cualquier dispositivo que tenga salida de auriculares y no tenga Bluetooth.Simplemente ponemos el interruptor en modo TX y conectamos el cable de audio jack-jack (o jack-RCA) a la salida de auriculares del aparato que emite el audio y a la conexión AUX del emisor Bluetooth, o el cable toslink/SPDIF/óptico a la entrada óptica del emisor Bluetooth y a la salida óptica del dispositivo que emite sonido.Después basta con poner el altavoz o auriculares a través del cual queremos escuchar el sonido en modo emparejar y encendemos el emisor Bluetooth (interruptor ON/OFF). A los pocos segundos se conectará con el adaptador Bluetooth y nos dirá que está conectado. Eso es todo, ya podemos escuchar el audio del aparato en los auriculares o altavoces Bluetooth a distancia.En modo transmisor podemos conectar 2 dispositivos Bluetooth al mismo tiempo y escuchar el audio en ambos a la vez. Para ello simplemente emparejamos un dispositivo Bluetooth y, cuando ya está conectado, ponemos el segundo dispositivo Bluetooth en modo emparejamiento y presionamos el botón de emparejar del emisor Bluetooth 2 veces y se emparejará con el segundo dispositivo.También podemos cambiar entre los modos AptX-LL y AptX-HD, presionando el botón de reproducir / pausa durante 3 segundos. AptX-HD tiene mayor calidad, pero puede tener algo de latencia, por ello es adecuado para música. AptX-LL por su parte, es el modo de baja latencia, indicado para ver video y que el audio no tenga retraso con respecto a la imagen.******************************************************** Uso en modo receptor (RX) ******En este modo usaremos el adaptador Bluetooth para convertir unos auriculares o altavoces que originalmente no incorporan Bluetooth, en dispositivos capaces de recibir audio de un dispositivo Bluetooth, como un móvil, portátil... también podemos usar este modo para convertir la radio del coche en Bluetooth y poder escuchar la música del móvil por los altavoces del coche (siempre que tengamos un puerto USB y una entrada de audio auxiliar), o poder usar el home theater para escuchar música de nuestro móvil mediante Bluetooth.Simplemente ponemos el interruptor en modo RX y conectamos el cable de los auriculares, altavoces o amplificador donde queramos escuchar el sonido a la conexión AUX del receptor Bluetooth, o el cable toslink/SPDIF/óptico a la salida óptica del emisor Bluetooth y a la entrada óptica del dispositivo que recibirá el sonido.Lo encendemos (interruptor ON/OFF) y en este momento tenemos ya disponible un aparato receptor de Bluetooth esperando que conectemos nuestro móvil, TV (si esta ya tiene Bluetooth integrado), portátil... al dispositivo Bluetooth llamado BTI-066. Lo emparejamos y listos.*************************************Es compatible tanto con PC (Windows o Linux) como Mac, portátil o sobremesa, siempre que tenga salida de auriculares, óptica o RCA, pues realmente no se usa el ordenador para nada más que para coger corriente del puerto USB. Si lo conectamos a un ordenador no se necesita ningún driver ni configurar nada en el ordenador.He probado tanto en la TV (en modo emisor) como con unos auriculares con cable (en modo receptor) y la verdad es que funciona sin más, a la primera. Gratamente sorprendido con este producto y con la cantidad de opciones que ofrece. No es necesario tirar nuestros equipos de música que no tienen Bluetooth, con este aparato los podemos convertir en Bluetooth de manera muy sencilla. Totalmente recomendado!Importante mencionar que esto no es un adaptador Bluetooth USB para ordenador con el que podamos conectar un teclado, ratón, móvil... al ordenador. Este adaptador solo sirve para dispositivos de audio Bluetooth, no otros dispositivos. Igualmente, tampoco podemos escuchar llamadas de teléfono con este adaptador, pues no tiene micrófono ni sirve para eso.El manual viene en muchos idiomas, incluido el castellano.

In the context of connecting two bluetooth devices to one optical output from an LG TV, used in ApTx mode no syncing issues at all. Sound quality is excellent.The only problem we had, was with the Bose Quiet Comfort's we have, they don't support that codec. However, my cheaper Sony's were perfect with ApTx low latency working well. SBC and AAC are supported, but they lose sync video. Slight update. SBC doesn't cause latency issues with my TV.I'm re-watching Hamilton on Disney+ as the vocals are so much clearer. It's fabulous in Dolby Vision to look at too.I have today ordered a second unit to use in reverse as a receiver for the Bose headphones, after trying them with other wired headphones.In a 'bonus moment', there's currently a £5 discount available. (31st July 2020).I was considering buying a second pair of ApTx compatible headphones, but, doing it this way, means we can use better quality headphones we already have access to.In box, all the cable you need are there, including optical. They are short.I was prompted to look at this because a friend wanted to do something similar with his home set up. I looked to do it a bit cheaper. That aim has been met.You'll need good vision to read the manual.Tips. To change codec. Press and hold middle button on front of unit for three seconds.When you have paired both headphones successfully, the lights at the bottom are a steady green. When the blue lights are static, one pair is paired. You may find the order in which you pair important to prevent dropouts.You may have to select PCM mode on your output device if the option is there. It was a sub menu of the LG's output.Perfect to share a movie with a friend without disturbing the neighbours. And you can set your headphone level individually to stop those 'disagreements' over sound levels. When using the receiver function with wired headphones in connection with a similar unit for transmission. I personally found the sound a little lower than I like, even when raising the volume to maximum. However, there was no distortion and headphones of course have different sensitivity levels. At my age and due to the nature of my work over the years my ears aren't as sensitive as they used to be.A small outlay for great sound, if you have the quality headphones to 'pair' them with.I hope you find this review helpful.Thank-you for reading.

Ich habe mir diesen Bluetooth Adapter gekauft um meinen Hifi Kopfhörer Bluetooth fähig zu bekommen. Mir haben die reinen Bluetooth Kopfhörer vom Klang her nicht zugesagt. Um es vorweg zu nehmen, ich mecker auf sehr hohem Niveau! Der Adapter ist Basslastig ( nicht schlimm) und es fehlt das letzte bisschen an Höhen damit dieser Adapter (vom Klang her) perfekt wäre. Ich habe einen USB-C Verstärker, der leider etwas zu wenig Bass hat aber dafür die Höhen perfekt ansteuert, daher kann ich sagen was "fehlt". Man merkt es aber in keinster Weise wenn man diesen Vergleich nicht hat! Ich Liste hier die positiven und negative kurz auf.Positiv- guter Klang- gute Reichweite, ca. 6m durch zwei Wände- mit einem Klinkenadapter können zwei Kopfhörer betrieben werden ohne Klangverluste- sehr lange AkkulaufleistungNegativ- braucht beim Aufladen ca. 3,5 Stunden- es fehlt das letzte bisschen an Höhen um perfekt zu sein- die LED Anzeigen leuchten permanent- Kopfhörerkabel nerv

OK, I only got this this morning so perhaps a bit early for an in-depth review, and I've only used it as a receiver but I'm impressed and probably about to buy a second one (just need to check how it works with a second phone)Very easy set-up - you do need to read the small manual on how to get it into pairing mode, as the default mode is to attach to an existing paired device, simply switch it into receive mode and then hold down one of the buttons until the display lights flash blue/green. Pairing with my phone was fast and effortless. Once paired I played Spotify on my phone and, lo, it was on my newly bluetooth enabled hifi amp. Sound quality sounds great, not artefacts, stutters or glitches, just a very good clean hifi stream - impressive.In-bound phone call so pause Spotify for 20 mins - start it back up again and music continues, same volume, same quality as if I'd just paused a CD or something - impressive.Switch it off and go out, return home, switch on (remember, it defaults into connect to exist device), play Spotify on the phone and immediately hear it on the amp. But volume is low, I'd probably turned the phone volume down when I was out.Niggles, none found so far, except - the output to my hifi amp can be analog 3.5mm jack (I need this for one of my amps) or SPDIF optical (preferable for my main amp in the other room). I'd hoped to use one device and switch between amps. However analog is always selected if plugged in, otherwise SPDIF. Easy, just unplug the analog cable when I want audio routed to the SPDIF amp but a little button switched would have been neater.Not played around with distance between phone and device (just 1-2m away in this room) nor switching between the various stream settings (the defaults seem excellent). Also note, this comes with all the cable you need (albeit very short ones) including a USB power cable but you will need a USB charger - any phone one that takes a USB cable ought do. This is important for me as I intend to leave the device plugged in permanently to extend my hifi amps with bluetooth.Bottom line, this works so well with my little cheap class D amp in the dining room I think I'll grab another one for the main Hifi amp in the lounge.UPDATE: just connected a second phone, pause first phone that is currently playing and started streaming from second phone, yep works great. Pause second phone, restart first, yep that one's playing OK, switch and switch again, seamless.OK second order on it's way!

So I have used this device to connect my Bluetooth headphones to my non Bluetooth TV. I am hard of hearing so I have to have the TV quite loud, this is annoying for my wife who always complains its too loud. And now the neighbours have complained too. So I needed something to help, this looked perfect.So my set up is a Sky Q box with the optical sound out going to my sound bar so my wife can watch TV as normal. And this device plugged into the TV connected to my headphones. That was the plan and I have to say it all works perfectly. My wife and neighbour are now very happy. Very simple to pair headphones, sound is ok(good enough for my ears). There is the slightest bit of lag with sound, but nothing to worry about. Good selection of cables to help connect which ever way you want. I have tried optical and 3.5mm jack. Both work well. Overall I'm very happy with this little device.