🎧 Friencity Bluetooth V5.0 Transmitter Receiver: Low Latency Wireless Audio Adapter for TV, PC, Projector, DVD - Digital Optical, RCA, 3.5mm Aux Support, Pass-Through & No Audio Delay Review

Works well if you're within 15 feet or so and want to significantly degrade the sound quality. Skip the wifi and buy an A/V cable for $5.

Range much better than my old Bluetooth 3 device Aptx HD works well. The fact that it turns on automatically allows me to use it with an Alex-compatible smart plug.

Works well easy to set up and you can pair multiple devices at the same time which is nice it's a pretty fast optical cable I like that and the long range, which is great when you're leaving the room.

Purchased as part of the Prime Day Sale. Works well for playing audio from mobile phones and tablets to old desktop radios with RCA connectors. Connects to your phone and tablet quickly and easily. None of my devices use aptx technology, so I won't comment on the advanced features. Only used as a receiver, not as a transmitter. So far, after 3 weeks of use, it's doing its job as intended and was available during the main sale.

This seemed to work great for a few weeks but then the connection suddenly lost volume when I had to turn the source FULLY ON. so that the speakers play at a reasonable volume. I used this as part of a vinyl setup, with a clear landline about 12ft from my BT (Edifier)speakers. I received a second unit in which I thought the first one might be defective and it did the same. At the moment I'm using the more expensive option (TaoTronics), but so far so good.

It seemed to work great for a few weeks but then suddenly the connection was gone when I had to turn on the source ALL THE WAY to get the speakers to it bring to play at a reasonable volume. I used this as part of a vinyl setup, with a clear landline about 12ft from my BT (Edifier)speakers. I received a second unit in which I thought the first one might be defective and it did the same. At the moment I'm using the more expensive option (TaoTronics), but so far so good.

mpow bh262 works as described. I connected an optical RX output to the receiver. The pre-out of the receiver goes to an audio amplifier. The sound quality of mpow is very good. Qualcomm's Bluetooth chip lives up to the hype. My receiver has two optical inputs; for TV and DVR. Both sound basically the same, except that the DVR (Bluetooth) input level is slightly lower than the other (TV) optical input. This may have to do with the levels set internally for the receiver's pre-out for these tagged

Update! The support team took great care of me and sent me back and I can tell you this thing is phenomenal, it works exactly as I hoped it would and would definitely recommend any of their products and they have them too Corrected list so it is no longer incorrect information so no one makes the same mistake, very happy with the result. I'm sick of these units saying you can listen to Bluetooth headsets and connect them to the soundbar with an optical or auxiliary cable so they both transmit…

I bought this device because the Bluetooth distance from my MacBook to the new Bose QC35 headphones is an amazing 15ft. I still need a few meters to get to the kitchen and bathroom without turning off the sound. So this device gets me to the other end of the kitchen, about 30 to 35 feet, before it shuts off. It's enough for my needs, and I'd be happy with it, except. QC35 does not have aptX or other HD or low latency codecs. This means that all of my audio is delayed by a quarter of a second…