MEE audio Connect Bluetooth Audio Transmitter for up to 2 Wireless Headphones/Speakers, Bluetooth Streamer Adapter with AptX Low Latency for TV/PC/Airplane/Gym with 3.5mm/AUX/RCA/Optical Input

This is the best audio to bluetooth interface I have found. It is not the cheapest, but it is the most versatile. I use this for a lot of listening as it does not bother others in the house and my hearing is down a bit with age. Even using low cost, but name brand headphones, brings the sound right to my ears and work very well without hearing aids. I like the support for 2 headphones useful as I can keep a backup charged headphone handy when the current headphone in use runs down. The bluetooth syncing is very smooth with this device. I have 2 units for different TV's in the home. I use one set and my wife uses the other. I have older TV's(8+ years) that don't have bluetooth built in. The TV's work well and no need to replace as I get at least 1920 x 1080 on every thing. I tried cheap interfaces out of China, but they just don't work as well. One of my 9 year old units started having issues and I had to replace it. I bought a replacement MEE unit as I knew I could trust its performance. With this setup, I can run the volume as loud as I like. I definitely recommend this for seniors. For reference, I use JBL 510BT on-ear headphones, as you can sometimes find them for under $30 on sale and I use a number of units.

We already have a MEE up and working on our Sony TV in the family room. It has been a sanity-saver (mine) in our home as my partner likes to listen to sports on LOUD. It paired easily with a set of Jabra headphones. Wanting to save a couple of bucks I ordered another brand of bluetooth transmitter for my living room TV that did not come with an optical cable. Big mistake as it would not work with the TV settings. I returned it and got another MEE. Again, setup was a breeze as MEE includes an audio optical cable. I paired it with my Airpods (another learning experience) but since my pods are older there is no way to control the volume on them. Duh. I treated myself to a pair of JBL headphones and I'm all set. The neat thing about the MEE is that it will recognize your headphones automatically once paired; no plugging or unplugging any device. You just need to make sure to get the correct audio settings on your TV. I'm not a technical wizard by any means but the MEE was so easy to set up, pair and start listening. They have a couple of excellent tutorials on YouTube if you run into problems. Well worth the money.

I bought this in 2016, to use with my TV. I wanted to be able to use headphones with the TV via BT, so I wouldn't disturb anyone else. Nothing too fancy about that trick, and it worked fine using the optical output from my TV as the input to the transmitter.I am writing this review 3 years later in 2019 because now I am impressed. The transmitter has been sitting in my drawer for a few years because I no longer needed it for what I bought it for. But I am getting ready to take flight and I wanted to see if I could use it to let my wife and I watch a movie on the iPad, with both of us using wireless headphones. I decided to experiment and see if I could make it work OK.I just got the 2nd generation Apple AirPods and I wanted to see if they would work with this transmitter. They do!! Not only do they work, but I experienced no latency, at all, with the AirPods connected as the "A" device, and a pair of cheap ($30) BT headphones as the "B" device. I got no latency at all when watching a Netflix movie on a 2017 iPad. When I listened with an AirPod in one ear, and one of the headphone ear units on the other ear, the sound was delivered to both devices at the same time, and in sync with the image on the screen. Very impressive!!! I was about to buy a newer BT 5.0 based transmitter, but that little test showed me that I didn't have to.My configuration was as follows:1). 2017 iPad Pro via headphones cable to this BT transmitter2). AirPods connected via BT as the "A" device on the transmitter3). $30 BT headphones connected via BT as the "B" device on the transmitter4). Netflix movie playing the movie on the iPadBoth the AirPods and the headphones connected to the transmitter easily and painlessly, in a very straight forward fashion.I can't comment on the battery life of the transmitter, since I have not used it that way yet.I also don't think the transmitter has any kind of noise cancellation feature, so I'm not sure why that is even a ratable item for this review, but I gave it max stars since everything else works great.This device costs more than cheaper ones out there - and maybe they are just as good I really don't know. But I already had the money spent on this one, and despite a newer BT standard being available, and despite newer low-latency technology being available, this 3 year old device works like a charm. I am very impressed. Someone knew what they were doing when they designed this thing.

First off, this product worked very well with Kirkland hearing aids. Set up was effortless (Optical out from TV) and the audio was good. A bit tinny but good. If you are alone and mute the TV speaker they will do what they are supposed to.The problem came when one person is listing to the TV (or other bluetooth speaker) and the other through hearing aids. There is a sound delay (echo) that rapidly becomes annoying. I tried hard to adjust to it but in the end had to send it back.Again, a good product. If you were to use a headset that blocked out the TV speaker or muted the TV speaker they would work fine.