1MiiB06TX Bluetooth 5.2 Transmitter for TV to Wireless Headphone/Speaker, Bluetooth Adapter for TV w/Volume Control, AUX/RCA/Optical/Coaxial Audio Inputs, Plug n Play, aptX Low Latency & HD

If you have an older TV that does not have BlueTooth and can't use headphones this is the answer. It adds Bluetooth to your TV and up to 2 users can access it at the same time. I was ready to scrap a go0od TV because I could not use head phones with it. This is simple to set up and works great.

I purchased this bluetooth transmitter because it is the latest 5.2 and has Qualcomm aptX HD codec for low-latency use to avoid undesirable lip-synch issues when connected to a TV. I confirm that this transmitter works with Airpod (3rd gen) and it works with Soundpeats Q30 HD. I have paired the airpods to channel 1 and the Q30 on channel 2 with success. The transmitter is powered via USB from the TV so it powers up automatically when I turn on the transmitter. After about a 30second or so, the airpods and Q30 each end up connected. The volume control on the transmitter works only for channel 1 as designed, but it provides very little adjustment range. The Airpods don't have built-in independent volume control (only controls the source if it is paying attention, but TV doesn't have this control option), so I had to connect the transmitter to the TV RCA output jacks and allow the sound level to be controlled by the TV volume control. That was the only way I could get full range volume control to work with the Airpods. The Q30 headphones have the advantage of having internal volume control, so once my wife has set the volume control on the airpods, using the TV remote, I can then further adjust with my Q30 headphones for louder or quieter volume control setting above/below her setting. If I didn't have to use the airpods, I might have connected the transmitter to the TV audio output using the optical fibrePCM connection, but that source of TV audio does not adjust with the TV volume remote control setting. I disabled the TV speakers via the TV internal menu settings, so the volume isn't raging from the TV speakers while using either the airpods, Q30s or both. I should point out that the transmitter will pair with either airpods or Q30 provided the desired one is turned on and previously paired. I hide the whole transmitter and wires behind the TV so there is nothing to see from the front. I just turn on the TV and within a minute or so, I have low-lag bluetooth connections with either airpods, Q30 or both.The sound quality seems to be excellent.

I’ve been using this Bluetooth transmitter to connect my TV to Bluetooth speakers, and it works great! Setup was incredibly simple, and it paired instantly with my speakers. The signal range is solid, and I haven’t had any major issues with connection drops, even when moving the speakers outside the room.One thing to note: if you have more than one Bluetooth speaker system, like I did, you'll need to disconnect the devices from your phone first to get them to pair with this transmitter. Also, the optical cable included is a bit short, so you might want to grab a longer one if your TV setup requires more length.Overall, I’m happy with the performance and quality. It's a great solution for those who need to connect a TV to wireless speakers or headphones, especially in a quiet, outdoor setup or workout room. Would recommend it to anyone looking for a straightforward, budget-friendly Bluetooth transmitter.

Works great! You just have to hook it up properly with either RCA jacks included or Optical cord. Some small speakers will not work well or at all. I used a small ANKER stereo speaker and it's great with this transmitter. A perfect match.I turned off the speakers on the VIZIO TV totally because there is a very ,very slight delay and it sounds like reverb if you leave the TV speakers on.

Worked right away with my two Anker speakers that slaved to each other so I have stereo. You’re going to want a longer optical cable to connect your TV to the transmitter FYI. The one included is short, but effective if you don’t need to go far.I think, though, I got lucky because how do you connect otherwise if you can’t choose which Bluetooth connection and you have more than one Bluetooth speaker system. I had to disconnect the two speakers from my phone initially so that they were available to connect to the device. I wonder if it would be so easy if I had multiple devices I was trying to connect like earphones or a headset. I think you would have to turn everything else off in order to make it happen. I’m actually going to upgrade to the digital one so that I’m hoping I might be able to pick and choose in case I want to do more than these two speakers. Excellent system otherwise. Definitely works as described and would be sufficient on its own if your speakers do not have any other competition.