A:AnswerNot sure I follow this question. I purchased one to hook up to my projector to connect to wireless speakers. Audio signal can be sent to 2 speakers with 3 options for input. Visual Audio, RCA, and RCA To phone jack.
A:AnswerYes. Worked for me, but I had to purchase an HDMI to HDMI+Audio Converter first. Then I hooked this up to it. I haven't tested the distance yet, but my idea is to have my 2 large wireless Sony speakers connected while watching games and movies in our backyard, so I don't have wires running all over the place.
A:AnswerI would think you can. It comes with 3 different connection plugs including the 3.5 jack. I used it on my "non-bluetooth" older TV and it works so well with my Bose portable Soundlink that I ordered a 2nd one. Hope this helps.
A:AnswerI’m not using mine on my TCL Roku but it works with my Jabra Sport bluetooth headphones. The store associate told us it will work with any Bluetooth headphones.
A:AnswerCorrected answer. The MEE instructions show a limit of 2 bluetooth headphones. After the 1st headphone is "paired" by pushing button "A", a second bluetooth headphone will be paired by pushing button "B". Included in the packaging with the transmitter are a AC power adapter, a micro-USB power cable for recharging the lithium battery as well as a 3.5mm audio cable, digital optical, and RCA cables. It appears from the wiring diagram, you can choose to power the transmitter by connecting the USB power cable to your laptop while using or rely solely upon the battery. I have found the battery life excellent. Can you connect to an iPhone... if it has a 3.5mm phone jack, it should work.
A:AnswerThis device is a Bluetooth transmitter. It takes in audio using a cable and sends it out wirelessly via Bluetooth. Unfortunately what you need to accomplish your goal is a Bluetooth receiver, which works in the opposite direction (receives a Bluetooth signal wirelessly from a iPhone/iPad and outputs it via wire). The higher-end version of this device, the Connect Hub (Best Buy Item# 6261152) is able to do this.
A:AnswerWe bought it to extend audio from a tv to the back of a large room, via a Bluetooth speaker. There is definitely a delay, we definitely can’t use it for that. My husband is now using it on his computer at work.
