i10_Pro (Black) : Bluetooth Transmitter Splitter with aptX/Low-Latency aptX/FastStream/SBC codecs, Compatible with 30-pin iPod,iPhone,iPad. Compatible with AirPods, Bose, etc.

rate is high so i dont want to waste for this product and it is worth for 1000 or 2000

Ich bin begeistert! Endlich ist mein iPod Classic mit einer WLAN-Box verbunden. Ich hatte mich schon darauf eingestellt, dass gute Stück auszutauschen. Endlich ist eine Lösung da. Ist zwar ein wenig teuer, aber es lohnt sich!

It worked well with my JBL Refect Contour 2 wireless earplugs. Not so if my older JBL Bluetooth Speaker. I had connected this transmitter to my Apple iPod Classic. It does wok on some products.

Sure, my phone does a pretty good job at playing music with built-in Bluetooth, but I still like using my old iPod Classic in a lot of situations. Sometimes I don’t have good wireless service, but the iPod works fine. I fly a lot, and I can have my entire music collection with me on a long flight and not worry about draining my phone battery. The only thing I didn’t like was the cord. I’ve got some very nice corded headphones, but they’re still a pain to use once you’ve gotten used to using wireless. I have a battery-powered Bluetooth transmitter with a 3.5mm cable, but I wanted something a bit more “clean”. This arrived a couple of days after I purchased it, so I plugged it in and tried it out right away. I tried using it with my AirPods Pro at first. They worked fine and sounded pretty good, but they’re not terribly convenient to use with this. I have my AirPods Pro paired with my iPhone, my iPad, and my Apple Watch. To get this dongle to pair with the AirPods, I needed to turn off Bluetooth on all of my other devices because they will pair to the AirPods first. You can stop this from happening by resetting the AirPods, but then you’ll just need to pair them with your other devices later on. Fortunately, I have another pair of noise cancelling earbuds that I also like, and they pair just as well. I just use these with my iPod. It still beats carrying around a set of corded headphones. This dongle supposedly has four different codecs that you can use, but I have only been able to get the Classic aptX and SBC codecs to work. I don’t know if my earbuds don’t support the other modes, but when I try to use the FastStream or Low-Larency modes, it just goes to the default SBC codec. If I double-click the button, it successfully goes into aptX mode. I suppose that the other codecs aren’t that important for streaming music. I like that this is powered by the iPod so I don’t need to worry about charging the battery. I haven’t really noticed any decrease in battery life while using this. I’m sure consumes some extra power, but on the other hand, the iPod isn’t driving a speaker load anymore. I’ve tested this on my 7th gen iPod Classic and on my 3rd gen iPod nano. It works perfectly with both. This costs a lot more than some other solutions, but it works perfectly, it doesn’t need power, and it’s very compact.

Pues la verdad es que el transmisor ha hecho revivir mi iPod Classic de 160gb; ahora lo puedo emparejar con mis TWS (unos Lypertek Tevi) y con mis auriculares bluetooth de diadema (Sony WH-1000mx3) enviándoles archivos con AptX y la verdad es que el conjunto Ipd+Kokkia no le envidia, en ese aspecto del bluetooth, a ningún DAP HiRes del mercado (y tengo un par de ellos, Fiio y Shanling). El nivel de volumen de salida también es alto y la transmisión muy buena, sin cortes. Se empareja fácilmente y puedo pasar de unos auriculares a otros dándole al botón incorporado pues se puede emparejar a dos fuentes distintas. Lo recomiendo al 100% si quieres reutilizar tu viejo IPOD con tus auriculares Bluetooth.

Seems to be working. Can play the iPod in the Mercedes car.