Review on 🎧 Anker Soundsync A3341- Bluetooth 5 Transmitter and Receiver for TV and Home Stereo: Lag-Free HD Audio, 2-in-1 with Multiple Connection Options by Zach Clements

I bought this Bluetooth transceiver (SoundSync A3341) to use with many of my devices that don't have built in Bluetooth (iPod 5.5 gen and my SamsungTV). ). This is also used on some of my wired headphones to give them bluetooth capability (Sennheiser PX100-ii, Sennheiser PX200-ii, Grado SR80i, Sennheiser HD598 etc.). The product comes in a classic blue and white anchor box. Inside is a warranty card, an instruction manual and a happy/unhappy card. In addition to the product itself, you also get several cables (1 SPDIF optical cable, 1 3.5mm to 3.5mm audio cable, 1 3.5mm female to male RCA cable and a micro USB charging cable). This little device is amazing. It features SPDIF (optical) input for TX and RX modes, as well as 3.5mm Aux in/out and micro USB charging port. This device is rated for a battery life of 17 hours in RX mode and 25 hours in TX mode when using the AUX port. In the SPDIF port, it is 13 hours in RX mode and 20 hours in TX mode. This device has an internal battery of 350 mAh. It takes 2 hours to fully charge. In RX mode, A2DP and AVRCP profiles are supported. In TX mode, only A2DP mode is supported. is 10 meters The Bluetooth chip in this device is from CSR (belongs to Qualcomm, which owns the AptX codec) Now let's get to the main features of this device: Bluetooth audio codecs In TX mode, this device supports AptX HD, AptX LL, AptX, AAC and SBC. These are all currently available Bluetooth codecs. This device supports everything. If your Bluetooth headphones support some type of AptX, this device supports it. It can be connected to 2 headphones at the same time. So you and your partner can enjoy the same sound together. In RX mode, this device supports AAC and SBC codecs. rock solid and I really liked the sound quality. I am satisfied with the device, I recommend it.