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They come with three sizes of ear rubbers. Theyre smaller looking than in picture, fit right in my ears, the bass is great, these are 25$. Recognize the best deal ever if you see this. Dont go spend 120-200$ at best buy or online on JBL, or Sony. STOP HERE. Your search is over and youre about to save 150$. Only catch is the 200hr standby time is a complete lie unless i got a bad pair. The standby IS longer, but only about 4-5 hrs. Music about less than 2 hours.

I have bought three of the Anker Transmitter Receivers because Anker is a good company that is why these and not other brands although this product is no doubt Chinese made and is available under different names. It works better than previous ones I have bought by other manufacturers and the receive and transmit functions are handy. One unit only receives and does not transmit but I only needed one receiver only for use with earphones.I use the transmitter function to connect with my tiny Optoma ML750 LED projector and we are travelling the world on bicycles so everything has to be tiny. Yes all Bluetooth devices will have an audio delay but this is solved by using an app called BS Player which has a Audio Sync function. When you play the movie click on the top right and the drop menu has the word Audio, click into there and change the audio to about -300ms. Likewise using a windows laptop download the free VLC player and when playing the movie use the keys J & K on your keyboard to go -250ms but if using a Chromecast device you would delay to -550ms. All this is assuming you are using bluetooth speakers. I use the Supertooth Disco Twin because they sound great and are loud and you transmit to the left channel (master) and it transmit the right channel to the right speaker on the other side of the room or screen. All this means you have an amazing wireless portable Home Theatre or travelling one in my case.

I'm using these to replace a pair of Sennheiser RS120s. I'm using them to watch TV so I'll share some pros and cons in comparison to those.Pros:-This is a much cheaper solution.-More convenient in that you can unplug them and move them from TV to TV pretty with less hassle.-The sound is consistent. Not good, but consistent. You have to fiddle with the volume dial on the RS120s because sometimes the sound doesn't play from both ears for whatever reason.-Could be more comfortable than the RS120s depending on which headphones you pair them with.Cons:-There's a little split second delay between what's on the screen and what you're hearing. Gets a little distracting once you notice it, and once you that happens you can't un-notice it, y'know?-The. Sound. Is. Terrible. Anything transmitted through these sounds overdriven at all levels. No spacious sound quality to it at all. Just muddy and muffled.Neither a con nor a pro:Depending on what you think is easier, connecting this via micro usb to a charger or resting the RS120s on the charging cradle... One could have an advantage over the other.I'm listening to the audio from a sitcom right now and any loud dialogue sounds so distorted and awful. I can't imagine what an action movie would sound like. I wouldn't buy this again.Update: I started using this in my car and it's pretty convenient for sending music wirelessly in that setting. You don't necessarily have to be concerned with lag or audio quality as much as you do when watching a TV show through these.

likes:the case is a battery itself, you can charge it on the go.dislikes: (least to most)i dont know how it fits other people, but i have no confidence it will stay in my ears if i am moving.both ears are not connected very well, the connection go in and out constantly (even though it is only 2 feet from my phone)it has a 1 second delay on all aps.(while watching youtube, you hear the sound 1 second after somebody lips moved) didn't watch any movie but i am pretty confidence it will be the same.while playing game ( you would press something, and then 1 second later you would hear the sound)very unejoyable to watch videos and play games.if you are using just to talk to people then i think it would be great, then you dont need stereo.if you are using it to listen to music, it might not be syncing very well

There are less expensive options, but save yourself the trouble and get this one. I had previously bought a generic bluetooth receiver which worked ok but had a constant low level digital noise which was very annoying. I also had to supply external power. This one from Anker is vastly better. The sound quality is perfect, no noise. The rechargeable internal battery is a significant convenience cutting down on the wire clutter and need for external power. I use this mostly to listen to music from my phone over my home stereo and to use HD 595 over-the-ear headphones wirelessly (using the RX function). This device outputs plenty of power to drive those larger headphones without need for an external amplifier. Overall a quality product at a fair price for the features it provides.UPDATE: I recently tried the TX function attaching this to the audio output of a projector. No problem pairing with my bluetooth stereo speaker. No dropouts good sound quality but there is a noticeable lag or time delay of a fraction of a second in the audio heard compared to what's onscreen, so I reduced my rating from 5 stars to 4.

I purchased this thing as an audio transponder for my newly purchased television. There is a considerable lag when converting audio to bluetooth & broadcasting. Probably on account of the source compression, creates a serious buffer problem. Dont get me wrong, the product works & quite well at that. Just dont plan on using it for one of its advertised applications [television audio stream].