HomeSpotBluetooth Transmitter Receiver Set with APTX Low Latency by HomeSpot for TV PC Pre-Paired Wireless Audio Adapter Set

Ideal for powering a subwoofer, without connecting a long coaxial cable to the receiver.

I had another bluetooth transmitter/receiver pair and whenever the power went out I had a heck of a time getting them to pair up. They kept pairing with my phones/computers/tablets but not with each other even when they were within inches. This pair worked instantly and have been through a couple of power outages with no problems. As opposed to other reviewers, I had no problems powering the transmitter from the USB outlet on the back of the TV. I get no interference at all no matter how I power the device. I'm transmitting about 20 feet and I haven't needed to be any farther away than that so YMMV. One thing I did notice (that has nothing to do with the transmitter/receiver) is that the TV I'm using has both a fixed and a variable volume mode for the audio out. When set to fixed mode the volume was, apparently, set to maximum and the high gain caused the remote speakers to overdrive and distort. Setting the volume to variable and using the volume control allowed me to set a reasonable gain level and get perfectly clear audio.

Pas seulement un Émetteur mais avec son récepteur ce qui facilite beaucoup le pariage.

This is a very compact unit which works fine with new(er) device such as iPhone. However, I'm connecting this device to a digital piano's RCA output and had significant difficulty. Here is my experience:First the good:1. Bluetooth Instantly paired, and the low-latency BT seemed to be working right out of the box.2. Cables/adapters were plentiful, more than adequate for installation to just about anything.3. Instructions were compact and (almost) complete. Descriptions of terms and functions left a bit to be desired; some assumption on the tech writer's part that the user would be technical.Now the notsogood:1. Significant noise & weak audio when connecting the transmitter to the RCA output of the digital piano. The "volume" switch on the side had marginal effect.2. Slightly better S/N ratio when plugging the transmitter input cable to the digital piano's headphone jack.3. No matter what, the audio signal sent to the remote amplifier via the BT receiver was WEAK so compensating for that weak signal by turning up the amplifier volume results in amplifying the underlying noise.4. Since there's no power supply provided for the receiver, it's powered by a connection to HDMI of the amplifier. If your amplifier has no HDMI power source, you'll need to get your own adapter.Bottom line: high marks for quality and completeness, low marks for audio volume.

My hubby loves it super easy to use he loves it