GiveetBluetooth Transmitter Receiver for TV to Headphones, 2-in-1 Bluetooth V5.0 Adapter w/Volume Control, Optical RCA AUX for PC/DVD/MP3/Home Theater, 25Hrs Playtime, Pairs 2 Devices Simultaneously

I use this connection between my TV and my husbands Bluetooth cord free headphones as he has a hearing disability and it mean we can both have the TV on with sound level to suit us both. Easy to set up and also connects to my iPhone at the same time so he can hear if the telephone rings whilst he is watching TV. Very good value for money in our case. The sound quality is excellent with good range as he often sits in the garden listening to podcasts and radio.

I've been using the product extensively for about a week now. So far it works really well.- The controls might be confusing at first but as long but using the LED light as a "guide" it becomes straightforward. The device itself has its own volume control and a separate button for paring to two devices at the same time.- Its paired with all of my Bluetooth speakers and I've had no issues connecting 2 devices at the same time.- I'm very happy with the sound quality. It has a very flat frequency response so the sound quality is going to depend on how your speaker/headphones has been tuned.- Battery is very long. I don't know if its "25 Hours" as claimed but I have on throughout my shift (at least 9 hours) before I switch it off. I never have to think about it.It supports APTX Low Latency, but I don't have anything that uses that codec so I wasn't able to test that. Everything I have uses AAC or SBC so in my case I expected some video/audio sync delays.

I'm only using this as a Bluetooth transmitter to some Jabra earbus via the optical output of a SKY Q Minibox and the AUX (stereo min-jack) output of a desktop computer.It's pretty easy to set up and pair, and the controls are very simple - On/Off, volume +/-, pair, and switch between optical and AUX. Once paired, connection is automatic and a status indicator light at the front shows what's happening. It comes with a full complement of cables and a tiny but detailed printed instruction manual, which even has specific instructions for use with hearing aids, Amazon Echo, Google Home devices, and Airpods.Given a decent cable, the AUX input sound is crisp & clear, and the optical input sound is very good (48KHz, 24 bit). My earbuds don't have the aptX low-latency Bluetooth codec, so the default SBC codec is used - this gives a noticeable (~220ms) lag between vision and sound, but I think it's OK unless you're gaming. For gaming, aptX Bluetooth headphones are a must.This device looks almost identical to the Avantree TC417 which costs £5 more and has the same layout, functions & features, so I suspect they use the same electronics. The only significant difference I can see is that the Giveet comes in a plain box and support is via email, whereas the Avantree comes in a glossy printed retail pack and has website support.So far, so good.

Easy to set up.Works well with my hearing aids.

Works OK but pretty poor latency (sound delay)

I can’t believe how good this is for listening to the tv easily by plugging it into the optical socket on the back of my Freesat.After charging it up it all u need to do is pair with headphones and then can hear the tv with no lagging without everyone else even knowing as the tv volume still stays exactly the same , can even switch it off to save battery when not using it . Brilliant little device would recommend it.can also connect to two sets of Bluetooth headphones at same time.

The reason I wanted a bluetooth transmitter is because at the age of 74 sometimes I don't sleep too well and can be awake most of the night and as I live in an apartment with three other apartments ajoining I am aware that my neighbors don't want to be disturbed during the night when I put my large screen TV on in my bedroom. My hearing is not as good as it once was, so I tend to need the volume turned up a bit. So I figured maybe I can use my blutooth earpods, only problem - my TV doesn't have bluetooth! I Googled the problem and read that I needed to get a transmitter, so I looked on Amazon and found this one, which seemed to fit the bill. It duly arrived today and I set it up in a matter of minutes (it's surprisingly small, taking up very little space), I soon figured out how to pair my earpods through this to my TV and I'm over the moon with it. I can have the volume up as loud as I want without having to worry about disturbing anyone. I'm one very happy customer!

This device would be ok for just audio, however when used as a TV output for headphones etc the term 'low latency' does not apply. There is a definite lag between the picture on the TV and the sound arriving in your ears. I found this annoying especially as I am deaf so wanted to use this together with the TV speaker itself for my Wife while I listened on headphones. Even in my deafness I could hear two slightly unsynchronised sound outputs, while looking at actors on the TV whose lips were not synched to the sound I was listening to on the headset. The sound quality itself was OK but that is more to do with the headphones than the device itself.