[Upgraded]1Mii B06TX Bluetooth 5.3 Transmitter for TV to Headphones, Long Range Bluetooth Audio Transmitter w/Volume Control, Digital Optical TOSLINK Coaxial RCA 3.5mm Audio for TV, aptX Low Latency

Brilliant! This is just what I needed. It’s on the medium size of things with a design similar looking to an AppleTV box with 2 antenna at the back. It’s small enough to not be too visible when watching. There is a big blue light that emits when connected but it’s never distracted me whilst watching films. Despite the size, it packs a punch with good sound quality and reliable connectivity. I can see why this is a popular choice. Regarding sound quality, I found with my TV; there is much better sound from the headphone jack than the optical cable. I had better bass and highs with my headphones and felt the optical output was poor. Your TV may differ. Also the audio sync is perfect, I’ve never had any desync issues with lips moving out of time to the sound! Connectivity: Most times it takes a while for the transmitter to detect my headphones. But once connected it’s very reliable and I’ve never had a drop out on any films I’ve watched. That would be the only negative about the unit, but still 5 star worthy! Very easy to connect to the unit. The big button at the top turns it on and off. With 2 buttons to connect 2 headphones to the transmitter. Just press and hold either one and it’s into pairing mode in seconds. Depending on your headphones, connection times may take a little while. Overall, I would recommend this unit to anyone looking to use headphones with their TV. Even if your TV is new and has Bluetooth, as the connection will be stronger and more powerful than the TV’s

Sending rear audio wirelessly from a front AV 5.1 amp to rear standard speakers should be an off the shelf package. You need a wireless transmitter + receiver to get rid of all those wires. I had such a package with my RocketFish TX+RX, but the amp receiver died after 5+ years of good service. I bought the AIYIMA A07PRO (Bluetooth 5.2) receiver amplifier, but I still needed a compatible transmitter. I took a gamble on this "1Mii Bluetooth 5.2 Transmitter for TV to Headphones". It works! The two Bluetooth devices pair up just fine, and as both are BT v5.2 they speak the same lingo and support the same audio codecs (eg aptX Low Latency). I played some Dune Part 2 (4K) through my set up; front Denon 7.1 AV amp, front B&W stereo speakers (wired), front B&W centre speaker (wired). The rear/surround speaker terminals go into a "speaker level to line level converter" I found online. This converts loud speaker voltage to quiet voltage and outputs a 3.5mm stereo plug. This stereo plug goes into the 1Mii Bluetooth 5.2 Transmitter. The transmitter sends the audio wirelessly to the A07PRO, which amplifies the signal and sends it to my regular wired Tangent bookshelf speakers. My rear sub is also done wirelessly using a couple of tiny Marmitek boxes. These are stereo but I only use one channel. I detected no lag between front (wired) and rear (wireless). My lounge is quite small so distances are short. My Denon amp allows me to set individual speaker "distance", which could allow me to fiddle with "lag", but I feel no need. I'm very pleased with this transmitter, and the fact it paired so easily with another device from a different brand. PS There are almost invisible "-" and "+" buttons on the transmitter. If you dont press "+" a few times you will think it's not working because no sound is coming out. It seems to ship with "volume=0".

It does the job well, but you have to remember which channel each of the headphones is connected to. It does not remember which if, for instance, you connect headphones 2 first. But, the sound is good, no issues there, and I am glad I made the purchase.

This is a fantastic bit of kit, and I'm very pleased with my purchase. I use it to output audio from an old Sony 1080p TV that I refuse to replace as it still looks great. It outputs the TV audio with an almost non-existent delay (as good as you'll get). I use the following kit with no issues: Humax PVR, Sony 1080p Bluray player, Fire TV, PS4, PS5, and gaming laptop. The unit should automatically power on when your TV powers on. If not, long press the power button. To power off, double-press the power button, with the second press being a long press. It should automatically power off a while after the TV powers off. The outputted audio is of great quality. If your Bluetooth earbuds/earphones support even higher quality audio, once powered on, double-short-pressing the power button in quick succession should change between higher quality audio (green light), and great standard audio (blue light). To connect it to your TV, simply connect the provided USB A power and TOSLINK optical cable. Ensuring that your TV is set to output PCM digital audio, plus you may need to change your sound output to surround sound system, or similar. If your TV doesn't have USB, you can power the unit from a USB plug/adapter. If your TV doesn't have an optical TOSLINK connection (mine does, and it's a 2010 ish TV), you can connect the TV audio via the provided 3.5mm audio cable, or RCA. My only criticism is that the LED light is too bright!

The latency is unbearable. Clearly states ‘low latency’ but that is definitely not the case. If you require low latency, this is not the product for you.

We use this with our projector in the garden room at night so as not to disturb the neighbours. Connected with an optical cable to ensure good quality transfer. Easy to set up with our wireless headphones. Sound quality is clear / excellent and not experienced any latency. Unit turns blue when 1 set of headphones connected and purple when 2 are connected, so easy to tell when ready to go. Very impressed. Update - Recommend that you review the aptx.com website if you are trying to find compatible headphones - apparently there could be a lag in picture vs sound if headphones do not do not support the aptX Codec per the listing notes

Ce boîtier appareillé avec 2 casque audio soundcore q30 sur tv , c'est vraiment excellent, pas de décalage entre la vidéo et le son .Le seul bémol pas de batterie interne pour l'utiliser n'importe où. Du coup j'ai trouvé une petite astuce j'utilise une batterie externe ça permet d'alimenter le boîtier, et tout fonctionne parfaitement.

Item is not being paired with any mobile phone that's why I have sent a request for replacement.

Pretty good device that was installed easily and paired to my earbuds without a problem. I have this connected to the optical output on a Samsung tv. I can have the tv speaker and earbuds on at the same time or just the earbuds. I use this occasionally to watch tv in the bedroom at night so I don’t disturb others. When not in use, I turn it off. It connects automatically with my earbuds when I turn it back on without the need to pair again. I had to chat with the company support team and they were excellent. It would be nice if the light was replaced with small status lights on the back of the unit. all in all, this is a solid unit that does it it says and it works great.

Funziona perfettamente, si collega rapidamente senza problemi la distanza di trasmissione é buona, riesco a muovermi tranquillamente con la mia cuffia per casa senza alcuna interferenza o interruzione, il suono con aptx hd é molto buono, il prezzo mi sembra più che onesto, quindi sono rimasto soddisfatto e lo consiglio. (Ricordo che é solamente un trasmettitore bluetooth non può ricevere)

If you're in need of a reliable and cost-effective way to connect your TV to wireless headphones, this Bluetooth transmitter is worth considering. Designed for ease of use and consistent performance, it delivers exactly what you need for a seamless audio experience, especially in a busy environment like an exercise room. Key Features Cost-Effective: This transmitter provides excellent value for its price, making it an affordable option for those looking to enhance their TV audio setup without breaking the bank. Easy Setup: The transmitter is straightforward to hook up, requiring minimal effort. It connects via an optical out from the TV and is powered by a USB cord that can be conveniently plugged into the TV. Reliable Performance: Once connected, the transmitter works consistently, providing a stable connection with no noticeable dropouts or latency issues. Seamless Pairing: It pairs effortlessly with Sony over-the-ear noise-canceling headphones, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free listening experience. Discreet Installation: We've attached the transmitter to the wall behind a wall-mounted TV in the exercise room, keeping it out of sight while maintaining strong performance. My Experience I’ve been using this Bluetooth transmitter for some time now, and it has proven to be an excellent addition to my home setup. Here’s what stands out: Ease of Use: Setting it up was a breeze. With the optical out from the TV and the USB power connection, everything was ready to go in minutes. No complicated configurations or additional equipment were needed. Consistent Performance: The transmitter works reliably, with a stable connection that doesn't falter even during extended use. Whether I'm watching TV or streaming music, the sound quality remains clear and synchronized with the video. Perfect for Workouts: The main reason I purchased this transmitter was to use my Sony noise-canceling headphones while working out in the exercise room. It pairs perfectly with the headphones, allowing me to enjoy my shows without the treadmill drowning out the sound. The wireless setup also means I don’t have to worry about tangled cables or being tethered to the TV. Final Verdict Overall, this Bluetooth transmitter has been a great investment for my exercise room setup. It’s cost-effective, easy to install, and works flawlessly with my headphones. If you’re looking for a reliable way to wirelessly connect your TV to headphones, especially in a noisy environment, this transmitter is a solid choice. Pros: Affordable and cost-effective Easy to set up and use Consistent and reliable performance Pairs well with Sony noise-canceling headphones Discreet installation behind wall-mounted TV Cons: No issues found so far