Doesn't work in car or on my speaker. Do not buy. Deserves zero stars.

Lo compre de segunda mano para conectar un altavoz al tv y de momento funciona perfectamente..

Funciona como previsto. PráticoChegou bem antes do prazo previsto

Funcionou muito bem com meus fones bluetooth da JBL. Agora consigo assistir minha tv ouvindo-a através de meus fones bluetooth. O som fica um pouquinho alto nos fones, mas pouca coisa. Não chega a ser desconfortável. Meus fones não têm regulagem de altura de som (aí é uma questão dos fones, não do transmissor). Recomendo o produto. Chegou rápido, muito bem embalado e funciona perfeitamente.

Bought this for a flight to paid my air pod pro and it worked well. Not much delay if any.

I bought this item to connect to my tv and pair with a bluetooth speaker. I really like being able to watch tv with the volume low. With this setup, I can have the speaker right next to me and hear everything perfectly without having to turn up the volume. Also, sometimes I like to be able to listen and move around the house while doing chores, and this way I can continue listening even if I am in a different room from the tv. Setup/pairing was super easy!

I am using this plugged in straight to my PC on the earphone jack. And it just works. I connected it to my ifi go blu for that aptx LL and lo and behold no latency Gaming and super high quality!Keep in mind you need to choose the BT062 as output on the audio output for your PC. If you use Realtek you will hear dropouts and static (my mistake thinking meh as long it works) but my god I was surprised when I switched to the BT062 as the audio output. It works crystal clear! Super worth it for those of us that wants to use a HTPC to couch play and use bluetooth earphones with APTX LL!!!

The unit acted up or something as it failed to work for a day. I thought the battery died. Plugged in it didn't work. It would not power on at all. I got a red ring like 2 times and nothing more. I pressed reset and wrote my 1 star 😔 review. I suppose I could have pressed the main power button wrong. If so I apologize for my prior review.I pressed the reset button, made sure it is in recieving mode and I plugged it in the next day and it worked again. It behaved as if nothing happened.I mean you can only press the one button to power it on or off. You select Transmit or Recieve and lastly a little reset button allows for a reset.Sound Quality is 2nd 2 none. I 💯 forget it is wireless.The tiny cord it has is just long enough to perfectly allow me to hook this on a little catch on the side of my headphones. It makes them look practically OEM wireless like this.Ease of use - this is so simple to use. Almost as easy as using wired headphones.Performance - for being so tiny the battery is a monster for this. I can use these typically while falling asleep at night and the battery will easily last me 3 to 4 nights - not running all night. But for an hour or so each night. I haven't had any weird issues again with it for a bit now.I do really love that you can listen and use this device plugged in. Some of these devices will only charge plugged in and not play.Why 4 and not 5 stars - The lag when watching video content can be annoying at times. It isn't off by a lot but just enough to be realized and a bit annoying. I personally would not recommend these for video or TV watching or if so understand the lag is just enough to be noticed.Also the odd malfunction that happened. 🤔 That was a surprise in the not expected direction.I literally did nothing different the next day to correct the problem other than repeat what I had done before: With out power press reset - power it on and this time it powered right up like the first day I got it. I powered it off then back on to make sure it wasn't going to repeat - and have been careful not to press the main button wrong. I mean the only two things it does is power on, and power off. Now and again it goes into a rapid blinking mode but powering off then on and releasing just as it powers on seems to eliminate that issue.This pairs up with my phone most every time. If you turn off your Bluetooth or the phone restarts sometimes I just have to find the device name and select it manually to connect. But 98% of the time it auto connects.The device uses light and sound to alert you to its status. No spoken language us used for example: Device paired, or low battery. Tones let you know it is on along with the light, and slightly different tones let you know it connected. Then the device makes no sound other than those you recieve or transmit.I would 💯 recommend this to anyone looking for a great product and awesome sound.IMAGES:the cord is so short that it could easily get damaged with to tight a bend. I used electrical tape to wrap it while it was straight amd then carefully bent it to the desired position. Then wrapped another layer or so to more or less lock the bend in place.On the back of the Bluetooth device I used duct tape to make a hopok so that I could make a hanger spot on the headphones to take all strain off the Bluetooth cable. This also allows me to easily access the button without removing it and faces the bright light towards my headphone and not out into the dark room.It also insures I can easily remove the device and use my headphones wire when I want to. No physical modifications have been made to the headphones and Bluetooth device. Just some tape.With the device qset up on the side of my headphones it doesn't dangle off the side and get caught in clothing or anything else.

I really wanted to watch TV at night using my headphones that I bought from Amazon. They are great, but I cant find a Bluetooth transmitter that will work well on my TV. First, I bought a cheap transmitter from Amazon and the lag was so bad that I sent it back. I then bought a more expensive transmitter and the lag was just as bad. So I decided to try this even more expensive transmitter, and it's not much better. I still get about a quarter second lag from the actors voice to my headphones that is very annoying. Maybe they all do that, or maybe it's just my TV. I dont know what the problem is but I'm going to keep this transmitter because it works well with my computer with no lag at all. I think just about any of these, no matter the price, will all work fine for music or radio programs or computer, but few (if any) have no lag when watching TV. Oh... maybe the super expensive Bluetooth units have no lag, but it's not worth it to me. Again, it could have something to do with my TV, so I'm going to try this out on the other 3 TVs I have. If I find any difference, I'll let you know.

Please ignore the following review. There was a setting on my new hearing aids that I did not realize was on (tap to stop streaming). When I turned this setting off all was good. My apologies to Ymoo for my initial review!——-I purchased this to transmit signals from my handheld radio at work to my hearing aids. When it works it is a godsend for me. The problem is it keeps dropping the connection. As I work security at my local hospital, intermittent connectivity is not something that I, or my employer, can put up with!

Product seems to be well made as it has a good quality feel about it.It worked straight out of the box and easy to set up.I use it to connect 2 headphones to one metal detector.As it is a low latency unit it works very well with a minelab nox800 and also a gpx6000.Why use 2 headphones? Well, if you are out and have a mate or partner with you that have never detected before it is good for training purposes. You can listen in on what they hear and help identify targets or signals they may not stop on.Also if you have one detector you can share the detecting but still being part of the action by listening.So far very happy with product.

I watch a lot of Blu-ray concert videos that come with lossless audio so after extensive research, I decided I needed a transmitter that is capable of aptX Adaptive bluetooth codec. AptX Adaptive comes close to offering lossless transmission and also has low latency which is important when watching those concert vids. As of this writing, the choices are quite limited. I recently purchased Bowers and Wilkens Px7 S-2 headphones that have the aptX Adaptive codec capability and boy do they sound great. With this YMOO BO6T2, it's truly difficult to hear any differences in sound quality between Bluetooth and wired directly.The BO6T2 is easy to operate. The thing I really like about it is it's ability to allow the user to select which codec one wants to use. Many others simply make the choice for you depending on what the receiving equipment is capable of. Pairing is straightforward and works well. Range with this device is advertised as up to 50 feet and I can verify that is accurate, even through our walls of sticks and sheetrock. I'm sure the Px7 S-2 cans with their rated 320 feet range helps. YMMVOne negative I found is this device is supposed to work hooked up to power. It does "work" technically speaking but I found the audio would drop off for anywhere between 1 and 5 seconds every so often. Unplugging it from the power source fixed that.Bottom line is this, at the present time, this seems to be the best thing going for anyone seeking close to lossless audio over a Bluetooth connection with low latency. Advances in Bluetooth codec technology are surely coming but who knows when and it always takes a year or two before the Audio industry catches up. This is available right now.