Giveet Bluetooth V5.3 Transmitter Receiver for TV, 2-in-1 Wireless Transmitter Adapter for TV Airplane PC MP3 Gym, Bluetooth Receiver for Wired Speakers Headphones, No Delay, Pair 2 Devices, 16 Hours

I bought this device because I wanted the convenience of Bluetooth for old equipment that didn't have that facility, especially for my TV's.I have found it simple to use and reliable and I can now watch TV unobtrusively wearing my Bluetooth headphones. It has the bonus of being able to RECEIVE Bluetooth, so you can blast sound from your phone through old amplifiers and other sound devices by plugging it in to the AUX socket.Its' one catch is that it has no facility for deivices with an optical audio socket, such as Samsung TV series 7 and above. However I got round this by plugging it into my cable TV set top box instead. You can also purchase a second device that converts optical to phono and plug the BTI-018 into that.The BTI-018 does exactly what I wanted it to do and I'm very happy with my purchase.

Great item, bought for my mum who had a good quality Bose radio/CD that doesn't have Bluetooth but wanted to listen on wireless headphones. I used this to connect to the headphone jack and it instantly connected to the new bluetooth headphones. Sound quality is great, the only downside is having to remind my mum to switch it off once she's finished, along with her headphones, and to remember to charge it up every so often!

This works as it suggests - and pairs easily (your earphones need to be unpaired from other connections first).I find it does exactly what it should and is easy to use

This is a really easy to use device. I connected it to the outputs on my Teac amp with the supplied leads and now bluetooth the sound direct to my LG soundbar system wirelessly, which meant I could take out my wired in Bose speakers and sub that had started getting in the way in our newly redecorated lounge area. The sound from the LG soundbar and connected subwoofer is perfectly acceptable. It takes barely a second or two to BT back to the soundbar whenever the button is switched on, on the device. The sound level is then controlled using my soundbar remote. All very simple, all very tidy, all very good. If you have BT surround speakers, this would work with those too!

I bought this item to Bluetooth from my ageing hi-fi in the spare room which will still play tapes as well as cd’s to connect to my sound bar, Alexa and a portable speaker in my living room. After some time it will connect to the speaker but no luck so far with the sound bar or device.

It looked the part, optimistically I paid a price that i hoped would guarantee a modest quality.NO. IT IS RUBBISH. SIMPLY DOES NOT WORK.I had purchased it to use in my car, to link a CD player to the blue tooth system. When it wouldn't link I assumed it was the car system not picking it up for some reason.I held on to it for another project. But again NO! It's bluetooth facility simply is not 'visible' under any circumstances or any ther working bluetooth facilitated equipment which does in fact work perfevctly well.Dreadful piece of kit

Been using it for 2 weeks now and still on the original charge (I did top the charge when I got it). I have been using it nearly every day for over hour at a time and closer to 90 minutes. I think I have gone past the 14 hours.No problems with sync but I use it on the headphone socket of a amplifier which all my devices go through. I have tried it with 3 bluetooth headphones/earphones just fine as well as turning wired earphones into bluetooth ones too. This was in receiver mode and connected to my phone..Easy to use. Press down on button to turn it on (LED turns blue), then double tap it again to start pairing (LED flashes blue). I found it is best to turn the bluetooth on the headphones first then double tap on the gadget. It seems to find and pair quicker. It then turns a solid blue. Make sure it is turned off when not in use by pressing the button down otherwise it will stay on all the time.I have just noticed that not all the red LED lights on my one go on when charging or in standby, I have a pair of headphones coming today so decided to charge it up full again and just noticed the LED's.. I believe there should be 4 LED's making the circle and only get 3. I still get 4 blue LED's when bluetooth is on. As I only charged it once, it may have always been like that. One of the photos show the red light on and not quite a complete circle but got a full blue circle when in operation.Comes with a micro usb charging cable (not too long but seen shorter ones). 3.5mm to 3.5mm audio cable to connect to headphone socket as well as a audio adapter to turn the 3.5mm audio cable into red and white phono plugs on one end. The adapter is needed for receiver mode so it can connect to aux input on a Hi Fi amp and turn a Hi Fi into a bluetooth capable one. If the aux input is a 3.5mm socket then the adapter is not needed. The manual is good and explains things well.Shame about the red LED but otherwise a cracking good gadget.

It’s really good but there is a delay which actually I found gets worse the longer you use it. When I say worse I mean the delay latency time gets longer I found. To be honest I’ve only brought it because I long and ultra long haul fly a lot so I really only have it for that and for music really