Customer Ratings & Reviews

Worked one time. Now can't get it to connect to my phone.

after googling, chatting with a sony rep, and checking the sony manual, oh and checking threads, sony does not have the "audio settings" to configure the software to see the hardware

This thing has such a bad lag / echo that it's useless.

It doesn't work. All the lights light up but it just doesn't work.

We were unable to pair it with my mothers hearing aids.

Maybe it's my headphones but I could not get them to connect. I purchased these so I can connect my bluetooth headset. The could not get connected.

I couldn't seem to get this hub to receive a signal from my bluetooth turntable to a new soundbar.

This product is a piece of crap It is useless and worthless.

I purchased this to connect my TV with the recent MEE Audio Cinema Headphones I recently purchased. I didn't realize that my TV was so old it didn't have bluetooth. This was probably one of the easiest installations I've done! You can also connect to TWO different bluetooth devices, making it SUPER easy to swap between my sound bar and my headphones. So convenient!!

Amazed at how easy it was to set up. You get three options. Optic, Auxiliary and AV for older TV models. Most people would need these to keep their media quiet in their home. However, This premium product was Well worth the investment for me since sound quality is very important to my home cinema experience.

Here are notes I wrote while using my new MEE audio Connect Hub: I discovered today that my 2008 Sony Bravia’s optical out works fine, so long as I’m sending a sound source (like from a DVD player or computer) into the TV. The TV antenna/broadcast signal won’t exit the optical out into the Bluetooth transmitter but will exit the analog L&R audio out to it. (I subsequently (*after I wrote most of this) found some forums that explained why, and why the TV’s volume control can’t control the the audio signal exiting the TV’s optical out. Sony customer service certainly didn’t know anything about this as shown in a chat transcript I saved. I should have printouts of each). So I left both the analog & the optical lines plugged into the Bluetooth transmitter respective line-ins. **I have the passthrough analog line out from the transmitter to my analog stereo system & can simply press the transmitter’s analog/optical mode button to toggle back and forth between optical (for when I I use the Bluetooth headphones with anything besides the TV antenna signal) & analog (for when I want to listen to TV through my Bluetooth headphones or listen to anything through the speakers via my analog stereo system). [**This analog passthrough setup is ok, but I figured-out a better way. I don’t need to pass anything through the Bluetooth transmitter. I can simply keep the analog audio out RCA L&R from my TV connected to my stereo & unplug the 3.5 mm plug from my TV’s headphone jack anytime I want to listen to the TV broadcast (or any other source (like computer) going through my TV) through my stereo system’s speakers and my TV’s speakers. (Set-up in my Sony TV’s Audio Options are as follows: Speakers/(select TV or external speakers): Speakers Audio Out/(select volume control source): fixed (though sometimes I prefer variable)) ] If I get a house, wherein I can get (& loudly play) a surround system with optical in, I can run the passthrough optical line out to said digital system. (Written earlier than *above): *I also noticed that the TV’s volume control won’t control the volume (& that the Bluetooth transmitter’s volume boost button can’t boost the volume) when the Bluetooth transmitter mode is toggled to optical connection, unlike when the Bluetooth transmitter’s mode is toggled to analog connection. In my analog wired connection to the transmitter, I found that if I sent the analog audio signal out from my TV’s 3.5 mm headphone jack (which mutes the TV’s speakers), the volume in my Bluetooth headphones was louder and fuller-toned than from the TV’s RCA right & left audio out. The device’s Bluetooth transmission range as stated in the manual (which MEE Audio’s 1-626-965-1008 customer service person said was because of its antenna), is much longer than/doesn’t ever drop the signal unlike when I’m using any of my other devices that have Bluetooth transmitters in them (like my computer & smart phone & Bluetooth speaker). All in all, despite some of these maybe 2008 Sony TV set-related inconsistencies, this is a great product. Addendum. When I later paired a 2nd Bluetooth receiver with the MEE Audio Transmitter-Receiver, there was more lag between voice and video than when just using one Bluetooth receiver with it. The 2nd Bluetooth transmitter/receiver I used (model SK-BTI-018) specified in its manual that it was atpX codec-ready in receiver mode; but unfortunately, the MEE audio Connect Hub’s codec indicator displayed SBC instead of atpX. This was still the case when I un-paired the other (not model SK-BTI-018) and just had one Bluetooth receiver paired with the MEE audio Connect Hub. So I’m looking for a compact Bluetooth receiver I can plug my (light headphones into) that is indeed atpX or atpX LL-ready.

This product is great. I'm using it to connect my phone to my old Pioneer receiver from the mid-90s, and it is working just as expected. Now, a few reviews here have complained about this loud voice that plays from the hub whenever you perform a function (bluetooth connected, on/off, etc). The way to turn it off is to press the "VOLUME BOOST" button on the side of the device for 7-10 seconds. I don't know why that isn't written on the manual, but I found the info on their website. Have fun!

This transmitter works great with my TV and sound bar. It supports 2 output devices too so I'm able to transmit my TV's audio to both a sound bar and headphones. Range is great, too. Would definitely recommend.

Needed to connect via a Bluetooth receiver to wirelessly playback music through a PA system. The setup was quick and fast and worked flawlessly from upwards of 100’ away.

My hearing is poor to the point that I need to turn the TV volume up in order to understand the dialogue. The high TV volume is irritating to other family members. I installed this product using the digital optical pass through feature to my TV sound bar and utilized Bluetooth to connect my wireless earbuds. Works perfectly. Now my family can watch TV and listen at a comfortable volume while I use my earbuds at my preferred volume. Sound quality is excellent.

We are very pleased with this item. My husband had trouble hearing the TV. With this hub, he can more clearly hear voices through the headphones in normal TV. Even better, I can mute the sound in loud movies he likes and he can still hear through headphones. We are both much happier with our evenings, he can watch what he wants and I don't have to listen to it if I want to read.

Why i bought it: I was on the hunt for an adapter that can host 2 bluetooth connections and connect to my soundbar via optical. This product fulfilled all the requirements. Does it satisfy my needs? Yeah. There's lots of instructions informing you how to operate this thing since there's a lot of functionality. There's both a receiver and transmitter, but all i needed was the transmitter part.

This little thing work awesomely with the Bluetooth speaker or/and Bluetooth headset at the same time. Awesome, Thanks. I just wish it had rechargeable battery in it. But it still Awesome. I Do Recommend This! I have 2..... Keep The Peace in the House LOL

I bought this transmitter mainly to connect my headphones with the TV audio and it works great. Simple setup instructions and small device you can hide to not crowd your TV stand. Definitely does the job without interruption in signal... highly recommend!

If you are hard to hearing the tv get this its awsome.