1Mii Bluetooth Transmitter Receiver for Airplane/TV to 2 Headphones, Bluetooth 5.3 AUX Adapter w/aptX HD& Low Latency, Dual Link, Wireless Receiver for Home Stereo/MP3/Boats/Treadmill/GamingGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

Bought to use on long flights, works perfectly.

I would like to share audio from my iPhone with my wife via the headphones, especially when using a GPS self guided walking tour app. I do not have any Apple brand earbuds or headphones, thus I cannot connect 2 pairs of headphones to my iPhone. I bought this Bluetooth tx/rx to solve this problem. It is so easy to connect both sets of headphones. Connect one first, then press the BT button for 2 seconds, and pair the second headphones. Then both are connected.I found it helps if I first go to the iPhone Bluetooth settings to “forget” the 2 headphones first.

(Item: 1Mii Bluetooth 5.3 Transmitter Receiver for TV to 2 Headphones, Bluetooth Adapter for Airplane w/aptX HD & Low Latency, Dual Link, Wireless Receiver for Home Stereo/MP3/Boats/Treadmill/Gaming)It works in flight. Pairing was relatively simple. While in TX mode, I held the pairing button on the device while holding the pairing button on my AirPods Pro. The ‘circle’ light on the device was flashing red/blue. When they paired correctly, it was a solid blue.Build quality is decent. Nothing to write home about but, it’s certainly not as cheaply made as some similar products on the market. The 3.5mm jack could’ve fit a bit more snuggly but, it never fell out.When unplugging the 3.5 jack or turning the device off, you can hear the familiar ‘disconnect’ chime on the AirPods. When the 3.5 Jack is plugged back in, you can hear the ‘reconnect’ chime and the audio resumes. Also, I didn’t have any trouble reconnecting my AirPods with my iPad Pro after using the transmitter. When turning the iPad back on, my AirPods connected immediately.When watching content on the plane’s monitor, there’s a very very slight delay/latency. If you’re looking for the delay, you can spot it. But if you’re just enjoying the content you’re watching, it’s almost unnoticeable. I wasn’t able to take advantage of aptX as Apple headsets don’t support it (and I doubt the entertainment system on the plane does either). I also wasn’t able to test the max battery length as I didn’t watch an entire movie. But, because most inflight entertainment systems have USB-A ports, you would be able to charge the device with the included cable while it’s in use.Just a couple things to note while watching content on the plane. When you take your AirPods out of your ear, it doesn’t pause the content (like it would with an iPad/iPhone). And when you click the button on either of the AirPods, the sound mutes but the content keeps playing. And ‘Hey Siri’ doesn’t work while using the transmitter.Overall, it’s a pretty convenient device. I’ll still be doing more testing with Bluetooth speakers at home to see if the RX mode works just as well. I’ll update this with any issues I come across.

Nice accessory for the smartphone.

Have tried many different ways to connect to headphones. Looked on you tube and followed that. Nothing works. Says it’s connected but no sound in headphones.

I was able to connect my beats and relax on my 13 hour flight with this product. Super easy to use!

Got this device to use bluetooth headphones on my TV. I wear hearing aides and find it hard to understand the talking portion of most TV shows. It was my hope that this little device would allow me to listen to my TV through wireless bluetooth headphones.The device charged quickly and paired with my headphones easily, thus a middle rating. However, no sound in the headphones. Set the TV to external speaker, and made sure the device was plugged in securely. Received TV audio however it was broken on a few seconds and then off a few seconds. Could not get steady audio, even pairing a different set of headphones.So the device seemed to set up appropriately. Received TV audio but not steady. It is older TV so maybe the issue is the TV Perhaps it would work better with in an airplane seat like advertised or a specific audio component. Unfortunately, all my audio devices are bluetooth capable, so need for this device, except my TV.

I’ve been doing some cleaning and found my old MP3 player in a box of junk. What a find…11k songs that I haven’t listened to in over 10 years!No Bluetooth, and I don’t own corded headphones any longer.This item has helped me bring back so many memories!Paired flawlessly in TX mode (don’t be a dummy like me and pair to your ear buds and not your phone).Sounds great with no hiss or latency.The only issue that I’ve had is that I have to pair it each time as it wants to default to my phone. Kind of a pain for me as I keep my ear buds in a case that I have to remove to press the pairing button. I’m not the smartest techie so I’m hoping that some research will solve this.I have to see what kind of battery life I get out of this, but for now I’m loving my old tunes!