🔊 TROND TV Bluetooth V5.0 Transmitter and Receiver: Wireless Audio Adapter with AptX Low Latency, Optical TOSLINK and 3.5mm Connectivity - Pair with 2 Devices Simultaneously Review

fantastic! very small, easy to use, fast connection. The user manual is clear and simple, just follow the instructions and the connection will be established, sent or received. I use it with headphones to watch TV (it works with two headphones), there is no noticeable lag. Using it as a receiver works great, usually with speakers, but I use very little with many Bluetooth devices today. Very good finishes, the anti-glare LED prevents the bright glow in your room from distracting your attention…

I'm hooking this up to my TV so it can pair with Bose bluetooth headphones. The instruction manual is well written, but the font is microscopic and difficult to read. I'm struggling to connect my Bose headphones, you have to go through this whole on and off ritual, it becomes an ordeal. But it's a good product if you want to send your TV sound to Bluetooth. it can be difficult. When it finally works, great. Just be prepared to play around with your BT devices to make it work.

5 stars might be a bit high, but 4 is definitely not enough. For the most part, I found the TROND TV Bluetooth transmitter easy to use. I found connecting with Bluetooth and pairing with my speakers relatively easy. I have low latency Jabra headphones. There's a very slight audio lag that's not really noticeable unless I crank the speaker up loud enough to listen through my headphones. In this case, a very weak echo appears. My Trond sits in the center of my 2,000+ square foot home, and my…

So far, so good! It took a few tries to pair it with my headphones, but once you understand the exact steps the manual is trying to give you, it's pretty easy! Press and hold for 3 seconds to turn on. You will see a flashing blue light. After that, double tap to enter pairing mode. You should see a light alternating between red and blue, which means you're in pairing mode. Connected with an analogue cable and also with an optical audio cable. The analog cable had a much deeper base and slightly

Great little Bluetooth transceiver. Hit all the things I wanted and then some. The battery lasts at least 20 hours I think. Came with a USB charging cable and a fiber optic digital cable which I used to send signals to my old Bose 3-2-1 system in the garage. When it first came out, I just hooked it up to the analog jacks via a 1/8" pin to RCA jack. The digital cable sounded noticeably better. Much more open and smooth. the battery starts to discharge, there is an audible "tit" sound, and this…

We have three of these at home, each connected to a Smart TV and paired with low-latency Trond Bluetooth headphones. Bought to watch movies on Blu-ray and streaming services. PROS: - Nice design: small and discreet, well built, very cool form factor - Low latency: perfect for watching movies at home. Zero noticeable lag. Everything looks/sounds perfectly in sync. - Easy to set up: not complicated, just plug into your TV and pair with a set of compatible headphones. - Great value: one of the…

So far so good! It took a few tries to pair it with my headphones, but once you understand the exact steps the manual is trying to give you, it's pretty easy! Press and hold for 3 seconds to turn on. You will see a flashing blue light. After that, double tap to enter pairing mode. You should see a light alternating between red and blue, which means you're in pairing mode. Connected with an analogue cable and also with an optical audio cable. The analog cable had a much deeper base and slightly…

I only use this as a transmitter. Easy reconnection after the first pairing. I only use one set of headphones at a time and they all have low latency so I can't say if this is an issue when using non-apt x LL headphones or two, which to my knowledge overrides the low latency scheme. When used with my TV and speakers on, there is no echo, but there is "stickiness" of sound. It's not a problem for me and my wife and I feel comfortable hearing all of this. I really wish it would send a louder…

Great little bluetooth transceiver. Hit all the things I wanted and then some. The battery lasts at least 20 hours I think. Came with a USB charging cable and a fiber optic digital cable which I used to send signals to my old Bose 3-2-1 system in the garage. When it first came out, I just hooked it up to the analog jacks via a 1/8" pin to RCA jack. The digital cable sounded noticeably better. Much more open and smooth. the battery starts to discharge, there is an audible "tit" sound, and this…