A:AnswerAs long as your speaker has a built in amp and a 1/8 stereo input jack or something you can adapt to. Range of transmitting is only 30-35 ft in open air.
A:AnswerI use it to transmit bluetooth signals so I can speak for that purpose. If you're transmitting the signal from your TV, make sure its switched to TX mode . The device recieving the signal(speaker/headset)needs to be powered on 1st before the Aluratek is . I have noticed that it will not sync unless its powered on in that order.
A:AnswerThe USB is standard and charges from a 110 V household adapter or directly from any other USB output. The unit works great with my first generation iPod or anything else that I have that doesn't have bluetooth.
A:AnswerYes it will work with some extra steps!
To listen to your tv with the aluratek bluetooth transmitter, we made a tutorial showing you how to do it:
https://youtu.be/xgqlujETSSQ
We bought this Bluetooth transmitter to listen to our tv at night with our Apple AirPods and to play our XBOX with our AirPods.
And both work!
A:AnswerNo. These adapters typically do not transmit to multiple devices simultaneously. The max pairing is 2. Usually 1. If it did allow 2 concurrently paired devices, the sound is unlikely to be transmitted/received simultaneously and the sound would be terrible. Additionally, these adapters have very poor audio fidelity and limited range. You would do better with wires run under the foooring or in the walls/ceiling.
