HomeSpot® Dual Music Stream HD Bluetooth Audio Transmitter (Sender) with Auto Reconnect Function and aptX (Dual Bluetooth Transmitter (S / PDIF Optical Input – Digital))

Brilliant HD Bluetooth Audio Transmitter for any TV, includes Toslink. Very easy to set up and worked straight away first time. Very good range using headphones from room to room. With no signal lose. Blue tooth switches off when TV goes on standby. Charges off TV USB. No re-pairing required after turning off. Would recommend to anyone that has no Bluetooth built in their TV.

Brilliant item works perfectly item arrived today and was set up with in 10 minutes only one suggestion for those linkin it to their TVs if your TV has Bluetooth like mine does however the Bluetooth on the TVs for keyboards and mouse not for headphones hence why I bought this product I suggest you turn off the Bluetooth on the TV otherwise you'll get a pop-up that keeps asking you to pair will keep repeating that process so turn the Bluetooth off on the TV you've got your transmitter setup and link to your headphones then you can turn your bluetooth back on on your TV.

Small, unobtrusive, and fairly straightforward to setup. The source is a Mac Mini to B&W P7 headphones.....I’m very happy with the sound quality for the price and it provides a great aptx upgrade for the Mac.

Got this as a replacement for mee audio connect as its connection was poor through walls. This has been excellent all round the house and it's very small nothing negative to say except I would have liked the power and toslink ports were on the same edge of the device. But very happy would definitely recommend.

Bought for Sony TV and Bose QC35ii. Took quite a while to pair, the Toslink didn’t work. It won’t work whilst watching HD channels and the lip-sync is sporadic between channels. Sound is good but is that not just the fact I bought premium headphones? Seems to be a gap for a market leading manufacturer to bridge the odd Bluetooth missing links but with poor hearing that I have and normally family members wanting to hear live tv I’m kind of stuck here....

Unfortunately the sound delay on this way to big to make using it an enjoyable experience. have gone back to cabled headphones.

Worked straight out the box first time. Very good range using headphones moving from room to room. With no signal lose. Blue tooth switches off when putting tv on standby as it runs off TV USB. No re-pairing required. Just turn on headphones. Can hear F1 racing over baby noise at last.

Not recommended for Bluetooth 2.0 headsets – according to the manufacturer you need Bluetooth 3.0 to use the high-quality aptX codec, otherwise it reverts to lower quality codecs.I’m using it with two Bluetooth 2.0 headsets; I can connect both units with only a little hassle, but the connection is often weak and sometimes very unstable.Sometimes the background sound will drop away, and sound will only cut back in with spoken dialogue. Sometimes a channel will drop and sound will only come out of one side of the headsets. Often the headset signal will drop entirely after perhaps an hour, meaning you have to stop a film, switch the headset off and on and wait up to 5 minutes for the transmitter to re-pair with it.I’ve stopped using the unit while plugged in to the charging cable; this sometimes appears to interfere with the transmission and introduce background static. I’ve also tried using an audio extension cable to move the transmitter to within 2m of the headsets, which helps a little. The advert shows it being used while a baby sleeps, but you should be aware that this suffers from the same interference problems from having a baby-monitor near-by as many other devices.Unfortunately I’d have better audio quality and have spent less money on a cable solution, but newer Bluetooth headset uses may not have the same issues.