Reddit reviews TROND Bluetooth V5.0 Transmitter Receiver, 2-in-1 Wireless 3.5mm Audio Adapter, AptX Low Latency, Smart Codec Indicator, 2 Devices Simultaneously, for TV, iPod, Home Sound System
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APTX & APTX LOW LATENCY SUPPORTED. Powered by premium CSR8670 chipset, TROND BT-DUO S not only supports the latest Bluetooth V5.0, but also adds aptX & aptX Low Latency to both the TX and RX modes. With aptX, you can enjoy CD-quality sound wirelessly over Bluetooth connections with aptX-source devices like TV’s, phones or tablets; with aptX Low Latency, you can now watch video while listening to wireless audio in a synchronized fashion AND without any noticeable audio delayTX MODE: BLUETOOTH TRANSMITTER. By plugging TROND BT-DUO S to your non-Bluetooth audio sources (TV, iPod or Kindle e-Book reader), you can enjoy high quality music wirelessly or listen to late night shows without disturbing your family members on your Bluetooth headphones or speaker. Please also order TROND TD-BH01 Over-Ear Bluetooth V4.2 Headphones (ASIN: B075VLWPXF) for the best low latency performanceRX MODE: BLUETOOTH RECEIVER w/ VOLUME CONTROL. TROND BT-DUO S can upgrade your old wired headphones (such as Bose QC25/QC15) or speakers into wireless with the support for aptX Low Latency. Its volume/track buttons allow you to play/pause music, turn volume up/down, and select track forward/backward. (NO hands-free calling due to lack of microphone; cannot be powered up automatically while you start the car ignition)PAIR WITH TWO & SMART CODEC INDICATOR. In TX mode, TROND BT-DUO S can pair to two Bluetooth Headphones, and streams audio to both simultaneously. However, in this application, the codec will be downgraded to from aptX Low Latency to SBC. It can also tell you which codec is in place by displaying different LED status. The blue LED blinks once every 10 seconds for SBC, blinks twice for aptX, and blinks three times for aptX Low LatencyWhat You Get: TROND BT-DUO S 3.5mm Bluetooth V5.0 Transceiver with aptX Low Latency, 3.5mm male to 3.5mm male aluminum audio adapter, 3.5mm male to 3.5mm male audio cable (50cm extra-long), 3.5mm female to RCA male audio cable, USB to micro USB charging cable, user manual in English
I just bought this last week. Basically turns your AUX input on the car into a bluetooth receiver. It's been great so far.
I use one of these in transmitter mode:
[TROND Bluetooth V4.1 Transmitter Receiver / Wireless 3.5mm Audio Adapter with aptX Low Latency & aptX for Both TX & RX, Dual Stream and Volume Controller] (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01K8ANDCI)
It can be a little finicky automatically connecting with my BT headphones but that's because I multipair alongside my phone. Tapping the button to cause it to reinitiate connection generally works though, in those uncommon cases when it's necessary. Otherwise it's worked very well.
Keep in mind that your headset latency matters greatly. I have one set that is very near synced, whether with this or my phone, and another set that is very much not. Even the good one is a little off for demanding things like rhythm games or competitive fighters.
This unit supports aptx low latency though, so if you can find a set of headphones that also support aptx-ll then you'll be golden. Otherwise you might have luck of the draw, but I can vouch for the transmitter's side of the performance.
I use this:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01K8ANDCI/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1
It can be either a transmitter or a receiver by flipping a switch. When I plug it into the controller I push the pairing button on it and on the headphones and they connect.
Neither device has a screen so there's no name or choice of transmitter; they just see each other. I guess you could run into problems if you have multiple items trying to pair bluetooth at the same time, but that hasn't happened to me yet.
Yep, I have one of these, it's both a transmitter and receiver (i actually have two and use them to connect any two devices wirelessly, like my phone and headphones, or my home stereo to something, etc. Very useful thing to have around, both for sending and receiving.
Amazon has some decent and cheap BT transmitters, especially the newer v4.1 ones who have less audio lag. They usually come with the RCA adaptor included.
Then you can use a BT headset, the generic brands are cheap. Also look for newer protocol specs for minimum delay. However, if you're set on using the Denons, 2 of these may do the trick for you.
Don't invest in radio headphones, they are very susceptible to interference and most of them have a hiss in the background.