HomeSpotBluetooth Adapter Pro, 2-in-1 USB-C Audio Mixer for Nintendo Switch/Lite, Mixing Audio + Voice Chat from Switch and Smartphone, for Bluetooth Headsets AirPods Pro, Bose, Sony, Jabra and More

Connected it to my phone and used Spotify while playing Rocket League and it worked well. Love this lil device. What sucks is not all games u can turn off the music. Like Splatoon but that's on nintendo. Have not used the mic. I also tried it on my ps5 using the USB dongle and it worked haaa

J'étais septique que j'allais être capable de le jumeler avec mes écouteurs Bose sans fils mais j'ai eu aucune difficulté vraiment facile à utiliser très pratique pour la Switch j'ai rien a dire.

Excelente adaptador tenia rato esperándolo de muy buena calidad y el precio inmejorable todo muy bien excelente vendedor

If you just want to hear bluetooth wireless audio from your Switch to wireless headphones, there are less expensive options.If you want to combine Switch audio with cell phone audio (Discord or whatever), plus use your headphone mic to talk, this is the product you want.Note that you really need headphones that support the aptX LL (low latency) codec format. Otherwise, there will be a delay and the audio will not quite match the lips of a talking character or whatever.I use the Avantree Aria Me headphones with this. The combo works great, but there are other aptX LL supporting headphones to choose from. It's also nice that you can turn off the built in mic on the Homespot Pro.NOTE: aptX LL is NOT the same as aptX or aptX HD. Make sure you get the right equipment.

By far my favorite Nintendo Switch game is Splatoon 2, and when playing with friends on-line you want both the audio from the console and 2-way audio with whatever software you use to chat with your friend (/teammates). This device addresses this by making _two_ bluetooth connections: One with your wireless headset and one with the device running your voice-chat (Discord on iPhone, in my case). The controls allow you to balance the console's audio level with that of the voice chat (the controls are not super intuitive, but you don't have to fiddle with it much so I'm not taking a star away for that). I've used it with AirPods, Beats Solo, and more recently with a "Avantree Clari Air" set. The latter supports AptX low-latency, which is nice, but the others were fine too: I didn't find that the slight latency got in the way of play. The connection has generally been solid (the Avantree Clarities Air range isn't great, but the other headsets kept a connection across multiple rooms).So, I highly recommend this if you want to play on-line team games (like Splatoon 2) using your Nintendo Switch.