SOOMFON Bluetooth Transmitter for TV 3-in-1 Bluetooth 5.0 Transmitter Receiver for TV to 2 Headphones with LCD Display Adjustable Volume, Optical AUX RCA Bypass for Home Stereo Speaker

I recently purchased the SOOMFON 3-in-1 Bluetooth 5.0 Audio Adapter to enhance my home entertainment system, and it has truly transformed my audio experience. This device serves as a Bluetooth transmitter, receiver, and even offers a bypass mode, making it incredibly versatile.Ease of SetupSetting up the adapter was straightforward. I connected it to my TV using the included optical cable, switched it to transmitter mode, and paired it with my Bluetooth headphones. The pairing process was quick and seamless, allowing me to enjoy wireless audio without any hassle.Dual Headphone ConnectivityOne of the standout features is its ability to connect two Bluetooth headphones simultaneously in transmitter mode. This has been perfect for movie nights with my partner, as we can both enjoy high-quality audio without disturbing others.LCD Display and Volume ControlThe 1.8-inch LCD display provides clear information about the current mode and connected devices. The rotary knob for volume control is intuitive and responsive, allowing precise adjustments without fumbling through menus.Bypass ModeThe bypass mode is a fantastic addition. It allows me to connect my TV directly to my home stereo system without any Bluetooth interference, ensuring optimal sound quality when needed.PerformanceThe adapter boasts a Bluetooth 5.0 chip, ensuring a stable and low-latency connection. I've experienced minimal audio delay, even during fast-paced action scenes, which is crucial for an immersive viewing experience.ConclusionThe SOOMFON 3-in-1 Bluetooth 5.0 Audio Adapter has exceeded my expectations. Its versatility, ease of use, and reliable performance make it a valuable addition to any home audio setup. Whether you're looking to stream audio wirelessly to headphones or connect to a stereo system, this adapter delivers exceptional quality and functionality.

I've tried a couple of similar products from other manufacturers that either didn't work at all or failed witthin minutes. This one was easy to set up and functions nicely. It's connected to my laptop's audio out and a bluetooth speaker plus a bluetooth reciever connected to some old Roland powered computer speakers and works great. It is feeding audio to two different rooms and potentially out to the back yard. Fingers crossed.

Samsung Smart TV using audio output cable to transmitter. The set up was mainly pictures. I would of perfer a bit more context, also no mention that I had to switch the audio output from Dolby to PPD. The output was just a high pitch sound untill ai looked up online forums. Other then that, works great. Can connect to my headset but volume control is the dial on the transmitter. It has to be on high and then an be controlled on the headset.

Hookup options galore. Instructions too small to read but who needs those when all BT devices function the same? Automatically recognized input source. Don't turn up over 9 volume on device and you will not hear noise. Sounds delay isn't noticeable if only listening to headphones. Going to buy another one.

I bought a pair of these transceivers to Bluetooth-bridge audio between a TV and powered speakers mounted too far away for a wired connection. The instructions were typically poor Chinese translations with complex connectivity options but I figured it out and was able to get the Bluetooth connection desired. BUT...there is about a 1/2-3/4 second latency between the TV audio and speaker output (using an optical connection from TV to the SOOMFON transceiver). So you will never sync video and audio using these devices. I set up an Amazon return but the seller suggested I keep the devices and that they would send a new model for me to try about the end of 2022. I accepted the offer and after some reminders to them the new version arrived on January 14th. The new version doesn't work at all...except to light up its little panel. It does not in any way show signs of trying to connect with other devices and other Bluetooth devices do not see the device. I guess it's DOA. Also, the new version lacks many functions available on the old version (according to the instructions), including 2 switchable connections and a volume control. I'll say that the seller did reach out to try to help in a courteous manner so I can't fault him on that. The item description though should state that there is a transmission latency that makes it unsuitable for video/audio synchronization. If you only want to Bluetooth audio, the device works fine at a reasonable cost (old version).

I have hearing aids that will link with Bluetooth. I have a transmitter from the hearing aid manufacturer in my living room, but also wanted one for the bedroom TV. The manufacturer version is a ridiculous $275!This unit works just fine to link my hearing aids to the TV audio -- and that for about 10% of the hearing aid maker's (Phonak) price.

We use this as a transmitter to two headphones. Different headphones can have different default volume levels but volume cannot be controlled independently. Ex. Increasing volume in headphone 1 (because volume is too low) will also increase volume in headphone 2 making it too loud. It doesn't help if you set the volume first in the individual headphones because it automatically sets it back to the default volume once the headphones connect to the transmitter. You would need to get lucky finding headphones with the same default volume levels before you can use this.

Awesome product. Easy to hook up, menu and operation very user friendly. No noticeable latency. I'm very satisfied with the sound quality. Excellent price point for a quality product.