Bluetooth 5.0 Transmitter Receiver with NFC Pairing

Receive and transmit in one compact unit

• Receive and transmit in one unit

  Receive mode turns a wired speaker or stereo into a Bluetooth speaker. Transmit mode sends the audio from a TV or computer to your wireless headphones or a Bluetooth speaker. The multifunction top knob and the red and blue status LEDs make switching between them easy to read at a glance. If you already own a bluetooth earphones wireless pair, this is the piece that connects them to the TV.

• Pairs in seconds with one tap

  The marked NFC area on the top surface pairs a compatible phone with a single touch. No hunting through menus at 11pm. If your phone does not support NFC, the standard Bluetooth menu pairs the same way, and the status LED confirms when the link is set.

• RCA and 3.5mm ports on one body

  Red and white RCA jacks sit next to a 3.5mm audio jack and a USB charging port. Most TVs, PCs and older hi-fi amps expose one of these outputs, so you wire up once and stop thinking about the cable. The matte black body is light and sits neatly beside a TV or on a desk.

The figures that matter

• 5.0Bluetooth version for a steady link
• 8 hoursListening time per charge
• 1.5 mRated transmission distance
• 2Receive and transmit in one unit

Loud TV at midnight, quiet house

A wired speaker that cannot reach your headphones

The TV is loud enough to hear across the room, which means the volume is either too high for the household or too low for you. The speaker on the den desk has a great sound and no way to talk to Bluetooth gear. Every night ends the same way, with the volume turned down and the good audio never quite landing.

One small box with RCA and 3.5mm jacks

The unit is a compact matte black square with a brushed-metal top knob. Red and white RCA jacks and a 3.5mm jack sit on the body, so it fits the output of your TV, PC or stereo. Set it to receive when the speaker is the target, or to transmit when your headphones are the target. Both modes live in one box.

Tap once and the sound follows you

Tap a compatible phone on the NFC area and the pairing is done. The status LEDs show the mode you are in, so you know the connection is live before you sit down. Bluetooth 5.0 keeps the link steady for the 8-hour battery life, and a quick USB charge keeps it ready for the next late night.

From first charge to nightly use

1. First use
   Charge and pair once

   Charge over USB, then pair with an NFC tap or from the Bluetooth menu. Watch the status LED change so you know the mode is set.

2. 3 uses
   Find your ideal volume

   Adjust the source volume and the headphone volume together. Most people settle on a comfortable level within a few sessions with their own TV or speaker.

3. 30 days
   Wireless becomes the default

   Late-night headphones turn into a routine. Keep the unit within its rated 1.5 m range of the headphones or speaker for steady audio.