Review on 🎧 Ldex Bluetooth Adapter for Bose QuietComfort 25, Wireless Receiver with Inline Mic (Adapter Only) by Michael Miner

Works. But lDex was the second choice behind its rival bTunes, and while it hasn't had any battery failure issues with bTunes devices so far, its design is far worse. It can be charged without removing it from the headset, but there will be interference. Twisting of the device cannot be avoided. This will likely ruin the connector on the adapter over time. The bTunes mini USB connector is not connected to the headphones. bTunes has clear verbal prompts for "On" and "Connected" but this one just beeps. The bTunes device can connect to my phone and my PC at the same time and switch between them on its own. So I'm listening to music on my computer, but a phone call interrupts the music so I can answer the call. It's not like this. The LED on it is in a small button that I have to press to change the status that the LED is reporting. So I have to be careful when I press the button with my fingernail so I can see and interpret the LED display. The status button is haptically indistinguishable from others. It's harder to be sure I'm pressing the right button. I wish the bTunes device would work. I don't want to torpedo my status with Revain by sending back unit after unit due to poor quality control. ONE WEEK LATER. This device gets an extra star, it can at least sometimes connect to both the PC and my phone and sometimes switch between them, although I'm not sure if it can switch back from the phone when it rings, for now I'm listening to music from the listen to pc constant. Turned it on and took her after a reasonable amount of time. The light was blue. Fully charged. But the button that controls everything but the sound doesn't work. Can't turn off, can't put into pairing mode. Downgrade to one star. What's the story behind these things? Why is it so hard to make a decent device?