Review on 🎧 GuliKit Route Air Bluetooth Adapter: Seamless Wireless Audio for Nintendo Switch, PS4, PC - Connect AirPods, Bluetooth Speakers & Headphones by Chris Rigsby

This Bluetooth adapter is a very good set. It comes with a case and plenty of padding, a protective USB-c sleeve (perfect for a more portable solution like the Switch Lite in a travel bag), and a USB-A adapter for use with a computer. , Switch Dock or PS4. I don't have a PS4 but the box says it works with PS4. I can use this Bluetooth adapter with my Windows 10 PC, my Nintendo Switch laptop and the Nintendo Switch dock. The Dock feature is perfect for people who live in a shared living space, especially if you play games like me. with very annoying music on the big screen tv. I'm saving my whole family's sanity with this thing. And I don't have to use headphones with it - I can also use a Bluetooth speaker to bring the sound closer to me without having to turn up the volume. Because this adapter works with two headsets (or two speakers, or a speaker and a headset), it creates the perfect scenario for multiplayer situations where one player is hard of hearing and needs a louder volume than the other player. With the Switch's ability to stream YouTube videos and content from Hulu, it creates an adaptive hearing solution previously unachievable without dedicated TV-specific hardware. Therefore, I would like the online shop to offer more streaming apps like Netflix or Disney+ so that we can use them more. Portable mode is the most likely scenario for someone using something like this and I have to say it works very well. It's basically plug and play. The instructions aren't the clearest, but all you have to do is plug in the headset, put the headset in "pairing mode" and press and hold one of the buttons on the adapter until it flashes constantly. It will pair and connect, and then all you have to do is plug in your device and turn on your headset. I really like how it separates the console volume from the headset volume so I can really fine tune how loud or quiet I want my game to be as I can adjust the console and headset volume independently. I was hoping the adapter would be thin enough to work with my Power A hybrid cap, but it doesn't. It's thin enough to work with most zippered cases, however, and the low profile is perfect for people who like to lean their Switch against a desk or desk while gaming in handheld mode. Unfortunately, the nature of this device is such that the Nintendo Switch's built-in kickstand is useless when plugged in (but let's face it, that kickstand is generally useless). If you have an official Nintendo Switch adjustable charging cradle, you can use this Bluetooth device with the included USB-A adapter. Personally, I do not share this point of view, so I do not agree with this proposal. When you first use your wireless headset with your Nintendo Switch, something magical happens. It feels like it should've always been possible in the first place, and it's genuinely surreal, having only used wired headphones with my Switch since I've had it.