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46and2 Posted
I have both sennheiser momentum 4 wireless headphones and momentum 4 True Wireless ear buds, they both sound good. Once I got this, it totally changed my listening experience. Most people say they can't tell 16-bit/44.1khz CD quality from 32-bit/96khz. I bet you can when using this dongle. I listened using my phones (Galaxy S21 ultra) bluetooth and the sound is good, a little flat and a little lifeless, but I don't expect much from bluetooth. When I plugged this in, the depth and fullness of the music suddenly appeared, along with more "volume." While it does sound louder, I believe that is due to bypassing the phone's internal bluetooth and having a different gain stage. It allows me to benefit from aptx adaptive, which is pretty dope. If you have aptx lossless or adaptive headphones, this is worth it. I am very happy with this product.
GregoryS Posted
Outstanding Bluetooth Adapter. I was crushed when I lost it. My suggestion when you have it in use, put some type of clear or cloth bag. If you accidentally bump the adapter it could fall off unbeknowing to you. I can tell the difference of the upscaling of the different codecs. Nice using with an iPhone which only has the AAC Codec
Acedabrain Posted
Worth the sound upgrade. Noticeably better sound quality and sound stage separation.
HereFortheFun Posted
I bought this to compare with the Creative BTW6 and am glad to report it functions wonderfully out of the box. Item connects seamlessly with all my bluetooth devices and has no 2 second audio loss/delay when starting a new track as the BTW6 does. Though it does lack LDAC codec, aptx adaptive works beautifully.
Gerard Posted
Want APTX lossless with the GUARANTEE that you are getting lossless and not just aptx adaptive? This has a windows app which let's you choose the lossless option. It has a purple light that tells you it is connected via aptx lossless. I use it in many applications. You can even force it to do lossless using software by resampling all audio to 44.1 khz/16 bit.