Customers are satisfied with the Connect Universal Dual-Headphone Bluetooth Wireless Audio Transmitter for TV, particularly its ease of use, Bluetooth connectivity, and sound quality. Many appreciate the simple setup, wide range, broad compatibility, and compact size. Some customers have expressed concerns regarding the volume, price, and pairing process, while others have noted minimal lag.
Bluetooth audio transmitter sends audio wirelessly from your TV to Bluetooth headphones or speakers
Using wireless headphones or speakers with your TV helps you hear dialogue in movies and shows better by putting the sound closer to your ears and giving you better control over the volume
Listen to your TV without disturbing roommates, children, or other family members, or watch TV in bed without disturbing your significant other
Stream audio to up to two Bluetooth headphones (or speakers) simultaneously
Each listener can adjust the volume of their headphones independently and listen without bothering each other or those around them
Features both analog and digital audio inputs for compatibility with old and new TVs, as well as other devices with optical (TOSLINK S/PDIF), RCA, or 3.5 mm stereo audio output - computers, tablets, digital streaming boxes, and more
Streams clear, distortion-free digital audio wirelessly with no white noise, no need to “tune” for the right frequency, and no way for a stranger to listen in on your audio
Supports Qualcomm aptX and aptX Low Latency Bluetooth audio codecs to deliver the best sound quality and minimize audio delay and eliminate lip-syncing issues with aptX-enabled headphones
Compact form factor and a built-in rechargeable battery with up to 12 hours of playback make the Connect the perfect go-anywhere companion for your Bluetooth headphones
USB power cable and three different audio cables are included; features rechargeable battery but can be left plugged in to avoid recharging
Plug the Connect into your TV’s audio output with one of the three included audio cables. For best results, use the optical cable and change the Digital Audio Output Format setting to “Stereo” or “PCM” in your TV’s menu if you don’t hear sound right away
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