Review on Enhanced Connectivity: ROOFULL Toslink Optical Coaxial Converter by Dakota Afzalian

Does it work? Of course. However, depending on the source used, there will be some loss of quality as well as slight losses due to the conversion that this box performs. Those who want a digital edition are much better off just using a digital source. Using the Bluetooth 5.0 standard, wireless quality is practically the same as wired devices and only suffers from a lag of 3-5 frames (lips are still perfectly synchronized for dialogue). Only the most competitive esports players will experience this (if you're using a wireless controller, keyboard, or headset/headphones, you're already dealing with this latency or more, without even realizing it). Hopefully Bluetooth 6.0 is 1 frame or less behind, so it wins. It will go unnoticed by even the most extreme gamers. And Bluetooth is just a one-stop solution, even if you can't connect any cables other than power to your listening position. Chances are your source has SPDIF, USB, Bluetooth, or HDMI/ARC output, and having the hardware to use those forms will do you a lot more good. If you don't have any of these options from your source, simply updating that source might be a much better option. USB, Bluetooth or HDMI/Arc, and the hardware to use these forms will serve you much better. If you don't have any of these options from your source, it might be a much better option, just update this source. USB, Bluetooth or HDMI/Arc, and the hardware to use these forms will serve you much better. If you don't have any of these options from your source, simply updating that source might be a much better option.