Customer Ratings & Reviews

I purchased this to transmit output from a turntable to my home audio receiver, which works great. Even better, I now carry it with me while travelling: I no longer have to take out my Bluetooth earbuds and plug in a wired headset on an airplane; I just plug in the Aluratek. Great product! NOTE: I initially tried this with one set of earbuds, but experienced lag (i.e.; video didn't match up with audio); however, I switched earbuds, and all was well (i.e.; the issue was with the earbuds, not the Aluratek).

Great product, easy to connect to Bluetooth headphones. Works best if you turn Bluetooth off on your device while trying to pair to headphones.

Bought this recently to use on the airplane. It allows me to connect my Air pod max to the inflight entertainment system. It's compact and easy to use.

Works well after it pairs with wireless earbuds but I need to first pair at home before I get on the plane. I carry 2 sets of eardbuds for my flights over 9 hours. If I didn’t use the earbuds for a while, this transmitter will not pair during the flight. I have to make sure it pairs with both earbuds at home before heading for the airport

This is my first blue tooth device but I figured it out without too much trouble. I was able to plug it in and go. Drown out the noise around me and crank up the tunes while walking around. Great!

It worked great at first, for a couple of hours only. I left the transmitter plugged in for charging battery. The red charging indicator light went off, then the transmitter failed to respond no matter how long the on/off button was pressed. I returned the one and got another as replacement. However. the second one was just like the first one. Now, I need to return the second one....

I wanted an economical way to connect my AfterShokz headphones to my cheap TV set so that I could use my treadmill and try not be board while exercising. I also didn't want the sound on the TV so loud that my neighbors could hear what I was watching (annoying for my neighbors). Originally, I had a wired set of headphones, that proved to be a pain. Constantly hitting the cord with my hands while trying to exercise, bluetooth is the way to go. No wires and I have not experienced any sound latency issues. Experienced some issues with connectivity. I recommend you read the directions included with the product. Once I did that I connected without mishap.

Great for my older TV that has no bluetooth output. Use this all the time as I workout at home. Connects super easy and works awesome. Quick to link to my headphones and gives very good quality

This is a great device at an affordable price. It does what it supposed to do and pairs up with both my earbuds and headphones. There is some latency that I notice when watching TV but it's pretty darn good! I own two of them. It works well, has long battery life, produces excellent quality sound and has all the connectivity you need in the box

Got this as a gift but the person we gave it to said it was easy to use and worked well. If it also turns out to be long lasting we'll be very happy.

I got this for my Dad for his birthday, so he could connect Bluetooth headphones to the TV to hear it better. He suffers from really bad tinnitus after working in a loud factory for 30 years, so he usually can’t hear everything on the TV. And now that my Mom is working from home since COVID, she LOVES that he can watch TV in the other room without her hearing it! What is really great is it doesn’t affect the audio on the tv itself. So the TV speakers can still be turned up for everyone to hear even with the headphones connected and in use. It might depend on the TV itself, but it works with theirs.

Ever had an item with a headphone jack but didn't have bluetooth built into it? Wish that you could add it? This device does it for you! I tested it with my Uniden SDS100 radio scanner and my Marshall Stockwell II speaker. Pairing was super simple - put the speaker into pairing mode, put the Aluratek transmitter into pairing mode and bingo - they found each other and now anything coming out of my scanner was playing on the Marshall speaker! I did note that to get full volume, I had to set the volume coming out of my scanner to high and then adjust the volume on the speaker. What a super-great device! Now the only dilemma - how many more do I buy? LOL!

Purchased this Bluetooth audio transmitter to work in conjunction with Aftershokz Aeromexico Bluetooth headset. This transmitter was being used with a Dell Optiplex 7050 SFF desktop, that was not equipped with Bluetooth. Transmitter was plugged into line out port on back of desktop. After following provided instructions on operation of transmitter, it was easy to synch up transmitter to Bluetooth headset. Combination of the transmitter and headset worked well together to listen in on meetings while continuing to work. No headset cables to get tangled in.

I bought this as there are times that I want to watch a program on our main TV later in the evening after family members have gone to bed, and I need to keep the volume down. I didn't want to buy some 10 foot cord to connect headphones so our cats start trying to play with the cord. I paired it with an older Plantronics Backbeat Fit and it connected fine. The reason I'm not giving it an excellent rating is that a display would be nice to help with pairing additional devices or understanding its current states. there is an LED light that will flash in certain patterns (make sure to hang on to the instructions). The audio quality works fine.

My wife and I watch different tv shows, but we wanted to stay in the same room. We already had two tv sets in the living room. Only one of the sets had an analog output and that was the one she liked to watch. So I had to get creative on the other if I wanted to hear what I was watching. I first had to install a digital to analog converter and this provided me with the 'headphone plug' I needed. I plugged the bluetooth transmitter in, followed the instructions and in no time I was listening to my tv on my bluetooth headphones. I gave it a 4 only because there is no app with it and you have to pay close attention to the flashing lights in order to pair it. All explained in the instructions.

Can't plug the aux all the way in, otherwise, it won't work. Need to charge this piece every two days. However, i was able to connect my switch to sound system for premium sounds

Grandma n Grandpa were coming over to visit; we Love to have them over; however, Grandpa's hearing ain't what it used to be. But! He had a Logitec H800 BlueTooth Headset that he loved...so I tried this little transmitter, and it Worked! I hooked up the transmitter with it's included 1/8" male-to-male and 1/8" female to twin RCA phono plugs to the Red/White audio Out RCA phone jacks on the back of the old TV. I plugged the supplied USB cord into the transmitter and into the TV's USB service port. Viola! done :-) The TV would recharge the transmitter's battery and the battery would last quietly through the night and next day waiting for the next movie. We just turned on the TV, and turned on his headset and they re-connected without a hitch. Now, getting them paired up in the beginning was a matter of making sure there were no-other BT devices in pairing mode, and setting the Headset in pairing mode, and holding it within 1 foot (30cm) of the transmitter and I pressed the Pairing button on the Tx... Now Grandpa can adjust the volume to his liking, and we have just the volume we want. Win win

This works as promised, but needs very frequent recharging and the pairing process does not work well for anything other then a smartphone. The wireless headphones I pair with it often pair with another close-by TV soundbar or my smartphone, rather then with the headphones.

This works real well plugged into my Westinghouse TV in my bedroom. I can go to other rooms and it still works. I have it plugged into an external battery (6000 mAh) and it uses very little power. My external has lasted 4 days charging it with 2 leds (half power)still on. I send the audio to an external Bluetooth JBL Flip2 as well as a Bose Bluetooth headset. I use an 3.5 mm extension so it is not hanging on the back of the TV. That is the only con about this device. It did still work fine on the back of the TV.

Bought this mainly to transmit audio to my wireless headphones. Works great and not difficult to operate. Since the unit is so lite and small, it is easy to quickly remove from a tv or MP3 and use it on a different device.