Geartist RT419 Wireless Bluetooth Stereo Transmitter and Audio Receiver (NFC/Apt-X) with 3.5mm Stereo Output 2-In-1 Adapter for iPhone 6/Plus/6s, Headphones, TV, Computer/PC, iPod, MP3/MP4, Car Stereo and More

The product is good and did mostly what I expected. The only complaint I have is it is a little slow on the "pick up". I wanted to use this for my car so I can blu-tooth into the AUX port. If I use it for continual sound, it works good, but the first couple seconds are always muted because it takes that long for it to recognize there is sound and pass it to the output. I was using my phone, so anytime there was a text message that stopped the podcast I listen to, I would loose the next 3 seconds of sound because of this.Not sure if this is something that happens with all devices of this nature, but it was kind of a kill joy for me. Will find other uses for it, I'm sure... like wireless speakers for a music system.

I bought this as part of a lightning deal last week and have tried it out a couple of times. I'm not terribly impressed, the volume seems to go up and down indiscriminately and there is some static when I try to listen to audio books streamed from my phone. I know that it is neither my phone nor my sound system, as I have successfully streamed without static or changes in volume using a different Bluetooth device. I probably won't return it, but I certainly wouldn't recommend it to my friends.

Sound quality is not great and definite lag in audio when watching videos on iPad while working out.I would recommend products with aptX Low Latency to ensure the best audio transmission for watching videos wirelessly with little to no lag. Keep in mind you will need aptX LL on both receiver and transmitter for this to work properly. The Avantree line of products work well and they have great customer service.

I'm stullstruggeling to make this work with blue tooth headphone which I bought separately. There is very little instructions that came with the box. So it is a bit of playing a guessing game how to hook it up. I' m trying to make it work with a Samsung flat tv as tv earphones.Did any succeeded in making this work with a tv?Thanks for the help.

Awesomely compact and easy to use. The ability to both transmit and receive at this price makes it a winner. The only complaint is that it's entirely plastic and not the sturdiest. Would've been amazing if it was a little bit more expensive for an aluminum body or something.Battery life is excellent for what it does. (4-6 hours on transmit, even longer on receive).I've purchased 3, and 1 was slightly defective (the button was permanently depressed). It still worked, but I had to press extra hard to make it turn on/off.

Great device. Easy to pair, sound is good, battery indicator is nice. Will shut off on its after Bluetooth is shut off on your phone for example. Nice that is a receiver and transmitter. Recommend if you want to add Bluetooth to a device if it does not have it (as long as it has an audio jack).

Great little device that is fairly easy to set up and use. We've used it to interconnect several devices via Bluetooth. It works especially well with a cell phone when you want to amplify music, etc. to a larger room via a stereo system.

First of all, fake reviews are pretty disgusting. It really hides the couple of real posts (if they are real?) For an ok product. Here is my review of about an hour, before I decided to return the unit.Transmitter, receiver, aptx for $20. I got 2 to play around with broadcasting music to different rooms in the house. Sound quality was too poor, there was static. May work for you if you don't care about the quality. Pairing was easy, not sure how long the little cable would last, seemed a little flimsy. Range was about 20 ft through one wall so that was pretty good too. I would rate them 3 stars, and probably would have kept them, if it wasn't for the fake 5 star reviews.