Bluetooth Audio Transmitter (USB Type-C) Support aptX-HD aptX Low Latency AAC Compatible with Nintendo Switch/Lite/OLED/ PS4/ PS5/ PC Bluetooth Adapter with in-Game Chat Microphone

This is exactly what I needed, from time to time I have to unplug it and plug it back in to fix the audio sync issues with videos. that mainly happened on Twitch.tv. if you're only using it for music or non-video things I don't think you'll run into this problem. Otherwise, it's perfect for my PC setup. It will show up as a speaker output on windows and you connect your audio device using the Bluetooth function on the device. The range is impressive. I can walk all over my house and it won't disconnect from my earbuds. Solid choice if this is what you need.

Used it on a nintendo switch. Worked good sometimes and sometimes not at all. We ended up just getting a large cord.

I just tested out this product on my PS5 and I’m shocked with how easy and good it works. I haven’t tested out the microphone for game chat, but the audio I tested it out and it works flawlessly with my regular Bluetooth speaker. The best part is I can connected straight from the USB A port in the back of the ps5 or the Type C port in the front. They both work perfectly. I haven’t tested it out the double connectivity feature but I hardly think I would use such a thing. My main use for it is for audio since I play on my ps5 with a PC monitor that didn’t have audio. Now I can watch movies and videos with out the need of connecting the controller to my speaker directly. Great product I will keep using it and testing but so far so good. Highly recommend it.

It works great with everything but the razer hammer Heads

This is not really plug-n-play. I bought it for my brand new PS5. Right out of the box I managed to make the connection between the PS5 and my airpods but sound was muffled and extremely low with no way of controling it regardless of adjusting the tv, nor the console's volume. Waste of money, don't recommend it. Also the instructions in short just "suck". Very hard to follow, not clear nor functional.

Using with AirPods 3rd Generation, connected immediately, sounds perfect, latency is so small, can use with FPS shooters, AAC is much better than SBC, and this is possibly the only USB C adapter that supports this codec. Using on PC, PS5, and Android tablet and all have worked flawlessly. What a steal!

The adapter cannot use the microphone from the bluetooth connected device. The documentation claims it would result in low quality sound; yet I have several other adapter that do. I have been wondering what the little 3.5mm things are for that you see included with some of the lower rated units. It's a microphone, but it's not wireless -- you plug it into the headphone jack on the Switch... but I'm not using it with a Switch; I'm using it with a PC. It doesn't work well with a PC; the audio volume is too low, and the connection was unstable. It's unfortunate, as this was the only adapter I could find with support for AAC, but I was unable to get it to use AAC with earbuds that I know support it. It feels as if the plasic case is too thin - unplugging it from the uncluded usb a to usb c port adapter causes it to bend. That is, it looks nice at first glance, but it's not sturdy. If it worked correctly, the controls aren't bad. It just doesn't work as advertised. Maybe it's better on a Switch? I will be returning this and the hunt for a reliable AAC capable dongle continues...

I am using it to connect my AirPods Pro 2 to my PS5. No issues so far, expect that the dual connectivity is buggy sometimes.