Avantree Orbit Pro - Bluetooth Audio Transmitter & Receiver for TV with 5.1 Surround Sound Passthrough, HDMI ARC Input, Remote Volume Control, No Lip-Sync Delay, LCD Screen & Class 1 Long Range

We bought this device to use a Bluetooth headphones with our existing TV. We had a cheaper device for this prior, but that often required re-pairing. This one does not require re-pairing, but I'm going to subtract one start because connecting isn't always as smooth as expected from a device in this price range. But it's nothing that a press on the button on the headphones doesn't fix most of the times. Or on the device itself, in a more severe case. In case you're wondering, like I was before purchasing: The sound output on the optical output is not interrupted after headphones are connected. This would have been an nice feature, eliminating the need to mute the TV after putting on headphones.

Perfetto , intuitivo praticamente nessun problema...

Je suis malentendant et n'entends plus par les tympans. Cet appareil Avantree Orbit pro bluetooth me permet d'entendre la télévision naturellement couplé avec un casque à conduction osseuse Shokz. Je suis enchanté de cet achat. Petit bémol, la télécommande ne porte pas à plus de 2 mètres. Je recommande vivement.

This Transmitter/Receiver is super easy to use. It's smaller than it looks, just a few inches tall, though the top is wide enough to accodate large buttons. The screen makes finding and pairing with your devices a no-brainer. I bought this unit because of the bluetooth capabilities in my Hisense TV were so limited. The Orbit Pro can connect to two bluetooth headphones instead of one, has fewer drop-outs, longer range, no lip-syncing issue (ATPX-LL, low-latency), and allows each listener to pick their own volume level separate and distinct from the other listener. Compared to the other Orbit units, this one has a remote control, supports eARC input and, I believe, has a few more volume levels (15 instead of 10?). I didn't buy this for the remote or eARC input; I simply wanted to make sure I got the latest device with the newest internals. It's 3 years newer than the previous rev. I do get some dropouts. This is particularly noticable if something is in pairing mode (so don't do that while listenting to music). I will report back if I figure out which of my 20 Bluetooth capable devices is interfering. It's not happening that often so I'm not concerned. Avantree seems to have done everything right. It sorta does what you want it to. They just sorta know. For example, I can select a set of headphones on the LCD and see if it's using APTX-LL. You can also adjust the volume in the same way if your earbuds don't have volume controls. There's a remote control that I just put in a drawer since my headphones have volume buttons. I have successfully paired with three over-the-ear headphones and was pleased: - Seinnheiser HD450SE - Ankbit E600Pro - Bose QC 35 II The Seinnheiser and Ankbits have APTX-LL. The Bose QC 35 II don't have APTX-LL, and the lag/latency was very noticable (not the Orbit's fault - that APTX-LL is crucial). The Bose went back upstairs for listening to music. Pros: Allows headphones with volume controls to individually select their own volume / listening levels Looks fantastic LED screen for simple pairing Cons: An occaisonal dropout

Transmite sin retrasos (*) lo que permite una buena experiencia cuando se utiliza para ver cine. Es fácil de usar y permite emparejar dos auriculares distintos lo que permite ver cine en pareja. (*) Hay que tener en cuenta que los cascos a los que se empareje tienen que ser compatibles con drivers de baja latencia para que no haya retraso entre audio y vídeo. Yo cogí unos "Avantree audition 3" y funcionan de maravilla. También hay que tener en cuenta que aunque la fuente de sonido sea el televisor no es lo mismo ver la televisión que nos llega por antena, que ver alguna aplicación de streaming (Netflix, prime, etc). En mi caso en las aplicaciones de streaming la sincronización era perfecta, pero con la TV había un desfase apreciable. Esto no es culpa de Avantree si no de la televisión. Después de buscar por los menús de configuración de la TV encontré un parámetro donde se podia corregir este desfase.