New eranton Portable Bluetooth Wireless A2dp Audio srereo Transmitter RCA/3.5mm Support Pairing Two Headsets Simultaneously for TV PC CD Player Kindle Fire iPod Mp3/mp4 Etc

Originally I purchased a Priva !! Avantree multipoint BT transmitter for $39,00, It was very nicely packaged, with up-t0-date cover graphics (e.g., young man with facial hair of current fashion),for a slick silver/white device, I was happy with it, although it did not pair with one of my older BT speakers; it did with other speakers the same age. I figured the problem was with my speaker. Because I do amateur audio product development, I also purchased this Eronton BT transmitter for $17.00. I figured at that price, it was worth a try.. Got the package which looked like something a decade old with a small User Manual and what appeared to be a very small photocopied User Guide, The device was flat black color and smaller than the Avantree. I thought, "Another item for my junk bin." I was wrong. The Eronton was easier to use (e.g., automatically looks for second speaker/headphone; the Avantree requires a second button push), Being smaller makes it easier to carry or to tuck into a small table space, Best of all, it connected flawlessly many times with headphones and all my speakers, including the one that I thought was dead. I ordered 4 more of these transmitters, and returned the Avantree. My review here should be read with caution if you are connecting to a TV. I did not test the Eronton with a TV where latency could be a very annoying problem. Avantree advertises low latency with BT 4.10. The Eronton is BT 4.0. Some latency cannot be avoided due to BT technology and the fact that sound travels slower than light. Given the low price of the Eronton, however, it might be worth a try, unless other reviewers have had a problem.

You can't beat the price for this little device. We purchased this in order to watch our shows at night without waking the kids. We have it connected to our tv's white and red audio ports. We have it transmitting to two sets of Bluetooth headphones. We watch our shows on both the Apple TV and Amazon Fire Stick. The cool thing about it is the ability for each listener to adjust their own head set volume without disrupting the other's. This comes in handy since I am basically deaf and listen to things very loud and with subtitles. The only con I have noticed is that there is a very slight delay between the visual and audio. My wife didn't even notice it without me telling her. I still gave it a 5 star rating because you can't beat the price for what you get. ALSO, DO NOT USE THE DEVICE WHILE IT IS CHARGING. THERE WILL BE A LOUD BUZZING SOUND WHILE USING. LET IT CHARGE PRIOR TO USING. Hopefully this info helps someone.

This little transmitter does work as advertised. However, there are 2 issues to be aware of. One, it pairs very slowly and there's no apparent way to clear and reset the pairing history. I was sitting in an airport trying to pair my two headphones so my wife and I could both watch a movie on my tablet, but I think there were too many other devices nearby and it would always pair with some other device than mine (so pair your devices before traveling). Also, the pairing process is slow and it can take extra power cycles of the transmitter and/or headphones to get everything paired. However, once paired, the connection is solid and it works very well, and the re-pairing is a bit faster after a power cycle. The second issue, is that there is a definite audio delay in the output. Not an issue for music, but is for video. I was using vlc player and added a 300-350ms audio offset to get the audio and video sync'd. I can't comment on the battery life since I used it on a 10 hour flight and kept it plugged in to a power source (nice feature). Overall, I'm satisfied.

This product would work be perfect for audio. I am using it for tv. There is a noticeable lag. The lag is still bearable except if you want to use it with the speakers holed up tp the device and speakers that are not hooked up then you get an echo. I use it for a gaming chair and we have to turn the sound from the tv off to prevent the echo.we have two chairs hooked up and some times the chair gets out of sync and creates and echo. Turning off the device and allowing them to resync solves the problem. For the price I paid it is bearable. If I purchased another one I would do more research into delay before making a purchase. This one could possibly still be choice.

I had high hopes after looking at the reviews, but was extremely disappointed. It doesn't matter if I'm 10 inches from the receiver or 10ft......the static does NOT go away! I can clearly hear the TV fine, but the static in the background is loud enough to be a huge distraction. I tried 2 different pairs of headphones just to be on the safe side and tried adjusting the cables with no luck. I also read in other reviews that there is sometimes a delay between the TV and the sound in the headphones. I did find this to be the case even standing next to the receiver . These issues separately are enough for me to throw this product in the trash, but together well.......don't find out for yourself. Just buy a different product. I wish I did.

This came ontime, and works perfectly! I can pair my two Bluetooth headsets!! I'm in love with It! I'm in a apartment and had the cops called on me for my tv to loud cuz of the surround sound, now they won't complain! And now no cords across the floor, so my kids and i wont trip. This device is awesome wish I had gotten this sooner. But just now Learning about this new stuff coming out. I love being a Amazon prime member, Wal-Mart didn't have what I needed and I don't have two wait three weeks from wish or ebay, it was a great deal on it. will be getting another for back up. I did buy my surround sound off of Amazon and my headphones too. <3:) one happy Customer!! One happy single mom here and kids :) now I don't have to turn it up and down.