Avantree Leaf Long Range USB Bluetooth Audio Transmitter Adapter for PC Laptop Mac PS4 PS5 Linux, Wireless Audio Dongle for Headphones Speakers Only, Plug and Play, aptX Low Latency

For those who prefer to listen to their movies, video games, series or videos on a device that does not natively recognize your headphones or does not have bluetooth, this is undoubtedly the solution to your problem.I have used this receiver for about 4 years and it has always complied with what was promised, one of its strongest points is the sound latency from the receiver since the sound delay is imperceptible "or in a few words it has no delay" which It has been used mostly for consoles such as Nintendo Switch, PS3, PS4, PS5, Xbox and PC and it has worked without problems in all of them, offering volume and sound quality.Its weak point could be said to be pairing the device with headphones or speakers, if you already had some paired with the USB when you turn it on, the USB will connect it automatically without entering pairing mode again. now when you need to place a device from 0, pairing both devices can be somewhat tedious and time consuming, disconnecting and reconnecting the usb and the device you want to connect to.Also you can't use the microphone of your headphones through the receiver, only the audio, so if you intend to use it for video calls or video games and you want to use the microphone that includes your headphones, unfortunately I have to say that the microphone does not work, only with headphones of the same brand as the receiver.In short, it does the job. 7/10.

I spend a long time looking at headphone reviews and buyer videos trying to settle on the right pair, and I was lucky enough to have a wife who treated me for my birthday and bought me a pair of Sennheiser Momentum 2.0. Love the headphones but quickly realised that they do not pair wirelessly with my PS4 Pro which was a bit of a disappointment.I read up on this USB adapter and decided to give it a go. The setup was incredibly simple:1) Plug the adapter into the PS4 (it will automatically identify and switch the audio output to the adapter).2) Put the headphones into pairing mode.3) Wait for the headphones and adapter to pair (took about 3 seconds).I can now enjoy the freedom of wireless headphones whilst gaming and watching videos, Netflix, Prime etc. There is no sound lag that I can tell and all the functionality of the headphones (noise cancellation, easy volume adjust) works perfectly. No issues whatsoever. If I want the TV to by the primary output channel I can easily switch this back in the PS4 menu.Best adapter I've ever purchased and far, far better than having to shell out for a separate set of cans for my PS4. Would heartily and unconditionally recommend.

Works brilliantly as advertised - any OS that can configure a USB sound card can instantly stream Bluetooth audio or connect to Bluetooth headset for audio and microphone.However - and this is the reason I had to return it - it defaults to streaming-mode, if you want to connect using headset mode (which is what I needed) then you have to press the button on the stick. So every time I switched the computer on I had to press the button... unfortunately my computer is in a hard to reach place and not on a desk which made the thing useless for my purpose.A shame because it really is a great device and would work perfectly for 90% of people.

I was looking for a simple DAC for my desktop setup. Then I thought to maybe 'go wireless', though I really wanted a sound coming out of USB and found this transmitter!Easy to connect. I've never got any connection issues.The sound quality is really great in my opinion! I paired it with Audioengine B1 bluetooth receiver, and from it to PS Audio Gain Cell DAC via Optical output to Adam Audio T8V monitors via XLR Mogami cables... The sound I hear even more pleasant (to me) than via MacBook Pro's Bluetooth (late 2017), or Galaxy S9+ or iPod touch. I am very surprised! Using it with my old PC with Windows 10. It might sound crazy, but often I even like this sound more than via direct USB output. It's just more rich and transparent, all the tiny details in sound are there. Who knows how it measures, maybe there are some distortions that might color the sound, but I love it! :DAs for the volume, you can't control the volume on the device itself, and even on the computer as far as I understand. Only muting works. I used to control the volume via desktop speakers such as Bose Companion 20, before I got another pair of monitors.I don't know about PS4, but with my PC the volume level is identical to direct USB output (at least to my hearing). Also, it only supports 16bit/48kHz for obvious reasons. Bluetooth version 4.1. Didn't try the microphone yet. And didn't try to upgrade the firmware.I'm very happy with this transmitter!Thank you!

I bought a couple of Sony SRS-X11 Bluetooth speakers so I could listen to music on my desktop computer without running leads. OK, I know these are not true hifi but they suit my needs. Unfortunately, when I connected them to my computer's built-in Bluetooth connector the sound was distorted and intermittent. I looked for an adaptor with a longer range. This device is overkill in that the SRS-X11 cannot use the aptX codec that would give higher audio quality with very low latency but I only need it for music. I watch TV and Video on my 75" flat screen not on my PC.I'm pleased to say it works very well and re-connects itself after shutting down and re-starting the PC.I had some trouble getting it to work initially but it turned out I hadn't properly read the Sony guide on pairing.Very glad I made the purchase.... :-)