Bluetooth Audio Adapter for PS4, PC and Switch Gaming

Three small parts, one wireless headset

• Your headset, wireless on console

  The USB-A transmitter and USB-C receiver let a Bluetooth headset connect where consoles have no built-in Bluetooth. Plug in, pair once, and your game audio comes through the headset you already use for everything else.

• A mic plug that seats firmly

  The 3.5mm 4-pole plug has metal contacts that grip the controller MIC jack. Push it in until it sits snug and your voice reaches teammates without the dropouts that loose wired plugs cause.

• PS4, PC and Switch from one box

  The same headset moves between PS4, PC and Switch. Keep the transmitter on your main console and move the receiver when you switch to the Switch for handheld-style sessions.

The kit in plain figures

• 3.5mmMetal-contact mic plug
• 4-poleMicrophone plug design
• 3 pcsComplete kit, nothing extra needed

Plug in, seat the mic, start playing

1. 1
   Plug the transmitter in

   Insert the USB-A transmitter into a USB port on your PS4 or PC.

2. 2
   Connect the receiver

   Attach the USB-C receiver to your Switch or the receiving device.

3. 3
   Seat the mic plug

   Push the 3.5mm plug fully into the controller MIC jack until it sits snug.

4. 4
   Pair your headset

   Put your Bluetooth headset into pairing mode, then check game audio and voice chat before you queue.

Three parts, all in the box

• USB-A wireless transmitter×1

  Plugs into the PS4 or PC USB port

• USB-C receiver adapter×1

  Connects the setup to Switch via USB-C

• 3.5mm microphone adapter plug×1

  Seats in the controller MIC jack

Your headset has been sitting in a drawer

The headset in the drawer

You already own a Bluetooth headset that sounds good. It has been sitting in a drawer since the console arrived, because the console has no way to talk to it. Every night you reach for the wired one instead.

Tethered to the console

The cable runs from the controller to your ears and holds you in one spot. Stand up for a drink and the headset pulls. The mic sits in the wrong place, and a loose plug cuts out voice chat right when the match gets tight.

Three parts, one connection

The kit is a USB-A transmitter, a USB-C receiver and a metal-contact 3.5mm mic plug. The transmitter goes into the console or PC, the receiver covers Switch, and the plug seats in the controller. Your headset connects over Bluetooth and the cable stays behind.

From first pairing to daily play

1. First use
   Headset pairs with the kit

   Plug in the transmitter and receiver, pair your Bluetooth headset, and check that game audio comes through. No software install is needed.

2. 3 uses
   Mic plug feels routine

   After a few sessions you will know how firmly the 3.5mm plug needs to seat in the controller MIC jack to keep voice chat steady.

3. 30 days
   Cord no longer on your mind

   Most sessions run with the headset on and no cable tethering you to the console. Results depend on your headset and room.

Reuse the headset you already own