Review on 🎧 Avantree TC417 Bluetooth Transmitter Receiver: High-quality Wireless Audio Adapter for TV, Headphones, and Home Stereo Systems with 20H Playtime & aptX Low Latency by Tim Larsen

First off I have quite a complicated setup which gives me more reasons to use this transmitter. In one of the photos you can see an HDMI splitter that also has RCA connectors. and Optical connectors for audio output options. The goal was to route the signal from the splitter (which also connects to my projector) to the LaguLake soundbar, a 2.1 channel TV soundbar system across the room (see photo). Prior to the Avantree device, I used a similar Tao device that was a few years old and decided to stop working after 18 months, which was a bummer. It was a great device; However, I had issues with the audio syncing between the splitter and the Bluetooth speaker, which was annoying and annoying at times. With this configuration, the only problem was NOT following the instructions. I couldn't figure out why nothing happened when I pressed the pair button. Well it helps to turn the device on first, once I figured that out it automatically went into pairing mode and paired with the bluetooth speaker in about 10 seconds and I was ready to go! The most important thing for me is that the sound matches the person's lips. The previous device was good; However, it was older technology, had a shorter range, and you could tell it wasn't always completely in sync, which frustrated her. The distance it transmits and the fact that there is no latency and the audio syncs perfectly across my flash drive was a huge win to use right out of the box! The video is only attached to demonstrate/confirm that the audio sync is working. The sound is better in my basement, so don't worry about the sound quality - the goal is to show sync. I will be back especially if it turns out to be unreliable etc. A good investment!