1Mii Bluetooth 5.3 Transmitter Receiver for TV to Wireless Headphones, Dual Link AptX Adaptive/Low Latency/HD Audio, Aux Adapter for Home Stereo, Airplane, Boat, Gym

Ducks guts!! I'm using this on a Gold Monster 1000 for wireless connectivity and it works a treat. Paired with Blueant Pump X BT headphones, there's Zero latencey and stereo sound. 4 thumbs up.

Génial. Cette petite chose est juste géniale. J'ai une ancienne tv et un casque anti bruit BOSE. J'avais acheté un adaptateur mais il prenait un temps fou à connecter les 2 appareils. Alors que là en une seconde pouf ça marche. L'utilisation est très simple. Par contre juste un truc, cet adaptateur doit être charger comme un portable. Si tu oublies oups plus de batterie 🤣

I used this the replace a Bluetooth to FM transmitter in my car and the sound quality difference is astounding. My phone stays connected to this adapter even when I’m not inside the car, and even if I forget to turn it off, it turns right back on as soon as I get in the car, don’t have to wait for it to charge or nothing.Only complaint I have is that the charging cord could have been longer, but it’s not the end of the world.

Excelente calidad, cumple con lo ofertado. Muy práctico, tamaño idealGran opción para conectar 2 aparatos para escuchar audio mediante bluetooth al mismo tiempo, si tu dispositivo no tiene esa opción. Estoy muy feliz con la compra

This is a review of both the 1mii E700 wireless Bluetooth headphone and the 1mii 5.3 wireless transmitter, which I purchased together to listen to music through my Denon stereo receiver. I am an early riser and was looking for an alternative to being tethered to my wired headphones. The transmitter connects to my receiver's headphone jack (with a 1/4 inch to 1/8 stereo headphone adapter). This cuts off music to the speakers. The transmitter pairs to the headphones, which allows me to wander around the kitchen and living room.Here are a few things to know: The transmitter and headphones need to be paired each time you turn them on, but this only takes seconds and is easy. The headphones are LDAC capable, but not with this transmitter, at least the way I am using it. (It may be different if you are listening through a phone or computer.) To get LDAC through a receiver, you apparently need a transmitter that costs near $100 and looks complicated to set up. The headphones are comfortable for the couple of hours I wear them until my wife gets up but I do not think they would be comfortable to wear longer at one stretch. Both the transmitter and headphone seem to hold a charge for quite a while, especially if you are only using them for a couple of hours a day. The wireless range works at least in half of our home, and I haven't tried to go further. The sound is satisfactory. While I usually listen to music through speakers, headphones are an interesting change of pace. My only complaint is the transmitter has a tiny switch that goes from transmit to off to receive. It is very difficult to get the switch to the off position and failure to do so means the transmitter will discharge and not be ready when you expect it to be ready.