DG80 USB Audio Transmitter for Connecting Bluetooth Headphones to PS5, PS4, Switch, PC. Wireless Audio Adapter with aptX Low Latency Support, No Driver Installation

I have two of these - one connected to a desk dock that I use for different laptops . I can switch between any of the docked systems, be in windows or Mac - and can continue to use the same headset without a hitch. Dongle also auto switched between call and music profile without needing to double click any buttons etc - something that the older avantree models did not support. (i did have to update the firmware to the specific version that supports this feature - but the instructions on the avantree website and fairly clear and detailed) Works great with PS5 as well.

The item arrived promptly and well protected. It is easy to set up and works well when I connected my Bose QC35ii to my PS5. I do not need to have a mic though so I didn't get the one with the mic.

This device is awesome. Just plug it in and it works. Pairing with two Bluetooth headsets was perfect the first time and very fast. When I initially plugged it in to my Chromebook it immediately went into pairing mode, so I setup the 1st headset. It took about 10 seconds to find it and pair it. I pressed the button for 5 seconds and again it went into pairing mode and the 2nd headset was ready to go. Fired up a video and BAM! Crystal clear audio out of both headsets with no noticeable delay. I took off the headsets and suddenly the sound stopped. What?? My headsets have the feature when directly connected via Bluetooth to my phone or laptop that when I take the headsets off whatever I'm watching or listening to pauses. When I put them back on they resume. I put the headset back on and BAM! the show started playing again. Wow, features I didn't think would be supported are on this adapter. Cool! Ok, so before purchasing the adapter, I asked if this adapter was supported by the Amazon Fire Cube. Of course, someone who probably doesn't even own one of these adapters said NO, it won't work. Well I'm here to tell you that he is misinformed and completely wrong. First I plugged it into my original Fire Cube as it natively has a USB A port and instantly my headsets came to life with audio. Next I dug out my Micro USB to USB adapter and popped it into my Kindle Fire. Again, instant audio. Fire Cube (1st & 2nd Edition) - Yup! Even my Fire Stick with a special adapter. Apparently Amazon really has their stuff together. It sees this as a generic audio device and starts outputting on it immediately. YES IT DOES TURN OFF AUDIO COMING THROUGH HDMI just like it does if you pair a Bluetooth device directly to the Fire device. The only difference here is that I can have 2 headsets connected to this adapter while all of the Fire devices, my phone, and laptop will only allow one headset to be connected at a time. It works, it's reliable, it's super easy to setup. Just buy it! FYI, I did't give a star rating to Tech Support because I had no need to contact Tech Support (so there!)

Alle BT-Headsets, die ich bislang ausprobierte, haben das gleiche Problem: Sobald telefoniert wird (also das Mikrofon benutzt wird), schaltet der Sound auf 8Bit Mono (oder so ähnlich) runter, alles klingt blechern und kratzig. Genau hier setzt dieser USB-Dongle an: Er gibt sich dem PC als USB Sound-Device zu erkennen (quasi als "Soundkarte"). Die Übersetzung USB<->BT<->Headset übernimmt fortan dieser Dongle hier. Der PC weiß nicht, dass das Headset per BT angebunden ist. Und das ist der Cloud dabei (gerade unter Linux kann es schon ganz schön beschwerlich sein, z.Bsp. die Audioausgabe per BT auf ein gutes Level ("aptX"-Codec) zu bringen. Das ist mit diesem Dongle unnötig, da dieser automatisch auf den besten Codec schaltet, sofern das Headset diesen unterstützt. Der PC kriegt nichts mit. Das richtige (BT5.0-) Headset vorausgesetzt, ist es mit diesem Dongle endlich einfach möglich, weiterhin guten Klang (Musikwiedergabe in HQ Stereo) zu haben und gleichzeitig das Mikrofon zu benutzen. Ich nutze das AH6B von Avantree und bin endlich zufrieden mit Skype-/Slack-/Teams-Videocalls. Also von mir gibts volle Punktzahl für dieses Produkt - mit Avantree wagt sich endlich mal ein Hersteller an die Aufgabe, bezahlbare, einfach benutzbare und qualitativ hochwertige Produkte für die bidirektionale Audioübertragung über Bluetooth anzubieten! Kleines Manko: Headsets, die nicht z.Bsp. FastStream oder aptX unterstützen (z.Bsp. Jabra Evolve 65), müssen per "Doppelklick" auf den USB-Dongle zwischen Musikwiedergabe (Stereo, kein Mikro) und Telefonie (Mono, dafür Mikro) umgeschaltet werden.

Ho preso questo prodotto per collegarlo alla ps4 e trasmettere l audio wireless alle mie sony xm4 😉 pairing immediato e veloce👍🏻 l unica cosa notata che il volume generale trasmesso rimane un po' più basso, nonostante abbia impostato il volume al massimo, rimane più basso di quando lo avevo tramite Jack audio collegato al controller e impostato con 5-6 barre in meno di volume🤔 penso potrebbe essere dovuto alla ps4 che magari non spinge molto l audio wireless, oppure proprio al fatto di una piccola inevitabile perdita di qualità dovuta al wireless stesso🤔 in ogni caso, a parte il volume un po' più basso, la qualità generale del suono è ottima😉 ed è stabile e perfettamente sincronizzato! Lo consiglio😉

It appears i have been automatically upgraded to the DG80P (Bluetooth5.3) instead of the DG80 that i ordered. Couldnt find anything online about this new product. On the box it just says "aptX Adaptive", which got me a bit worried since i bought it for the aptX Low Latency. But according to the user manual the DG80P supports both aptX Low Latency and aptX Adaptive (and the usual aptX HD, aptX, and SBC). And so yes, after plugging in, pairing with my aptX LL receiver, i now finally have a low latency bluetooth audio stream! The audio/video sync test movies you can find on youtube show that it actually is about 30-40ms. Very nice!