1Mii 2.4Ghz (1 TX + 1 RX) Wireless Audio Transmitter Receiver for TV, 320ft Long Range 20ms Low Delay HiFi Audio, Wireless Adapter Kit for Powered Speaker/Stereo/Soundbar, RCA(3.5mm AUX) Out/Input

UPDATE Dec 2024 - I have now owned this set for almost 4 months. It still passes bandwidth to the amp that far exceeds my hearing. The received lives outside and has seen near 100 degree days, and now near freezing nights. It still pairs within seconds and works just like new. I am still very happy with it and highly recommend. Original review - Sept 2024. I have a 1990's "stereo/amp" that far exceeds most current soundbar options. I can play FM, Vinyl, Tape, TV Surround, Dolby, Streaming stereo, and more. I wanted to send ANY of these to an outside amp on my deck, without drilling holes and running wires. This set was the answer. I attached the transmitter to the "monitor out" port on my main audio amplifier, and attached the receiver to the outside amp's input. The devices are about 20 feet apart, and paired within seconds of power-up. The audio is slightly lower than other options on outside amp, but since I can now play ANY of my audio sources from the master audio switching amp, it's not an issue. This could be because of the level I am feeding the transmitter. The transmitted audio range seems fine, and I did not notice any latency or other problems. For MY specific setup(older equipment), I had to purchase a set of RCA to RCA cables, but everything else was included. I am very pleased with the build quality, functionality, ease of set-up and value of this item.

Works as advertised - I use it to wirelessly connect a projector to a Bose 2.1 system. It’s easy to set up - mine paired right out of the box. Very occasionally, (maybe 5 times in the 3+ years I’ve been using it) one of the units won’t pair and needs to be reset. Easily done with a paper clip to push the tiny button on the front of the unit. I haven’t noticed any issues with audio quality, noise, or drop outs. I’d happily buy again.

I bought this device with the intention of using it to convert a custom home subwoofer into a wireless one. I noticed 2 major issues when using this product 1. There is a HUGE volume loss. I believe one of the other reviewers stated it had about a 10 db loss, which sounds about right. You really have to crank the gain up to get it to match a normal wired input level. 2. Loss of low frequency audio signal. This was a deal breaker for me. When running back to back comparisons from wired to wireless, I noticed the bass sounded super anemic when using the 1mii. Even after cranking the volume to match the wired level, I found that there was a ton of bass missing, I would guess around the 25hz - 50hz range. It was still audible, you could tell it was "there" but it had no depth and was almost muted. You couldn't "feel" it like how it is with the wired setup. The build quality felt great but this device should not be used for a subwoofer setup.

It works perfectly, smooth, transparent. I needed it for so long ! My application is a little different, I'm using it to connect my stereo guitar pedal do a little stereo amplifier with a pair of little KLH speakers connected to it to play on my living room. It works just the way I imagine. My guitar connect to the pedal wireless and the pedal wireless to the amp. To test I also connected my phone to the transmitter and the receiver on my studio amp with pro speakers and it was a great sound. It may cut a little on the very low or high ends but it was not projected for it and for this price it has a very good range of frequency response. I tried to power the transmitter with a booster battery to go completely wireless (my pedal works also with batteries) but it works for a minute then turns off. It might be the battery I used. I will try with another one. It is very well constructed with metal case, the wires that came with it helped, but to connect to the amp I needed another kind of wire (RCA to RCA). I think I will buy another one for my TV set that is now working with Bluetooth that sometimes disconnect.

For years I have been looking for a way to connect a portable speaker to my whole house audio so that I can have the exact music playing on all the hardwired channels, and also on a portable speaker out in on the grill island, etc. I tried many bluetooth devices and they all basically lack range, and the latency is always terrible. Even the latest aptX LL devices get out of sync with the digital signal and have drops, latency and plain old poor range through walls, when repositioning, etc. The 1 Mii 2.4 Ghz transmitter/receiver are a perfect solution. Plugged the transmitter into an output on my whole house audio. Grabbed a powered (bluetooth) speaker with an Aux in and plugged the receiver unit into Aux. (Not using any bluetooth.) I powered the 1 Mii receiver unit from a portable 5V power supply charger, so I did not need an outlet. Went to the furthest corner of my yard, maybe 100 feet through a cabinet, 2 interior walls and 1 thick stucco exterior wall, and it worked perfectly. I could even walk around with music playing without missing a beat. No latency that I can tell, and strong signal. Stereo audio sounds perfect. I will do a distance test later and possibly add to this review. And I am also going to try to power the 1 Mii receiver from the powered speaker at the same time as running the speaker, because most of these little speakers also act as a power bank. I will see how long the setup will run that way. Bottom line - I am throwing away the terrible bluetooth transmitter/receivers I invested in, and getting more of these to do dedicated wireless audio connections! Update 11/4/2022: Does not reconnect easily. Sometimes I need to re-pair the transmitter to the receiver. Very annoying. Dropping a star.

Ok I had these wireless for a good 10 days and I tell you what they work as good as being wired!!! So don’t double think your purchase buy them and can’t wait for them to get there your missing any signal is over!!!! I tried a cheaper wireless had bad connection I bought this one wow what a difference now the sub is hitting every note and no more very loud pops I’d get from the other one so just get it!!!! Also what’s nice you get one transmitter and 2 receivers that’s huge

It works quite well for what it is and all you do is plug it up and turn it on and you're good to go. For most people they will be happy with it. However It is not truly HI-FI given it rolls the treble off slightly and it rolls the bass off starting at 50Hz. The transmitter doesn't roll off any frequencies between 20Hz-20kHz which is why I'm puzzled that the receiver does roll off frequencies. Overall I am happy though. Just beware that if you're wanting flat response from 20Hz-20kHz this product isn't for you, but if you're just wanting to send audio in a situation where the low bass and upper treble isn't needed this will work most excellently for that.

I’m a huge fan of 1Mii products for the quick reliable connections, superb audio quality with NO latency issues. As a professional DeeJay I have been using the Bluetooth receiver for well over year. I needed to expand my services for conferences and award ceremonies when a laptop 💻 is being used I use THIS solution from 1Mii to run that audio into my Yamaha or Mackie Mixer in my booth sending audio out of my PA system. I was looking at purchasing an Xvive U3 strictly for music NOT for a microphone. I over the weekend I ran this beloved 1Mii from my Mixer as the Transmitter and placed a Speaker outside (100ft+ from my location in the building) connected the other 1Mii Receiver into the 1/4” inputs which worked PERFECTLY. That was a first time trying it for DJ’ing however it will NOT be the last. I WISHED that they had rechargeable batteries… Guess I could buy/use 2 small battery banks really since the supplied USB-A to barrel plug 🔌 cables are fairly short. Overall this is a GREAT sounding product as others have repeated with a TON of versatile uses depending on your specific needs. For Pro Audio using RCA to 1/4 or RCA to XLR Male/XLR Female make this thing a GAME changer!