Bluetooth Receiver Transmitter Adapter with LCD Display
Run a wired speaker, TV or PC into wireless headphones and phones with one small adapter. A backlit LCD shows whether it is in RX or TX mode, the Bluetooth link and the battery level.
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Run a wired speaker, TV or PC into wireless headphones and phones with one small adapter. A backlit LCD shows whether it is in RX or TX mode, the Bluetooth link and the battery level.
One compact Bluetooth 5.0 adapter that both receives and transmits audio, so older wired speakers, TVs and computers can go wireless
- Wired speakers or TV with no Bluetooth
- Want wireless headphones with a device that lacks Bluetooth output
- Audio dropouts and pairing confusion (solved by LCD status display)
Wired gear, wireless in one small adapter
Your TV, PC or older speaker has no Bluetooth, so headphones and phones stay out of reach. This adapter receives and transmits audio, and its LCD shows exactly what is connected.
Receive or transmit, depending on your setup

Receive and transmit
In RX mode the adapter takes audio from a phone or other Bluetooth source and plays it through a wired speaker or amplifier. In TX mode it takes sound from your TV or PC and sends it to wireless headphones. Switch the mode, and the same adapter does the other job.

See the connection
The backlit blue LCD shows whether the adapter is in RX or TX mode, the Bluetooth status and the battery level. A status LED and a multifunction button sit alongside it, with play, pause and skip controls. When the link drops, you read it on the screen instead of guessing at the source.

USB-C power
Power comes in through a USB-C port, so one short cord is the only connection the adapter needs. Plug it in, set the mode and pair. The glossy top panel and matte body keep it looking deliberate on a shelf beside the TV or the desk.
Three steps from plug-in to listening
- 1Plug in over USB-C
Connect the adapter to a USB-C port. It is ready to use once it has power.
- 2Pick RX or TX
Choose RX when a phone or other source feeds a wired speaker. Choose TX when your TV or PC sends audio to wireless headphones. Check the LCD to confirm the mode.
- 3Pair and check the screen
Pair your headphones, phone or source, then confirm the Bluetooth symbol on the LCD. Keep the devices close and in clear line of sight while pairing.
What arrives in the box
- Bluetooth 2-in-1 adapter×1
Receive and transmit unit with LCD, multifunction button and status LED
- USB-C cable×1
Power for the adapter
The wires you already own
The wires you already have
Your TV has no Bluetooth, your speaker is a wired model from a few years back, and your headphones have nowhere to connect. At night the choice is simple and bad: turn the volume up until the house complains, or run another cable across the room.
One small adapter in the middle
The adapter sits in the gap between the source and the speaker, the spot a plain aux bluetooth connector would normally fill. Its Bluetooth 5.0 chips do the work in both directions, so one unit covers receiving and transmitting. Your existing gear stays exactly where it is.
Quiet nights, clear status
Set the adapter to TX, and the TV sends its sound to your headphones while the LCD confirms the link is live. Late shows stop being a negotiation with whoever is asleep down the hall. When everything is connected, the screen tells you without any guesswork.
Why the LCD and dual mode matter
| This adapter | Basic Bluetooth dongle | |
|---|---|---|
| Receive and transmit | — | |
| LCD status display | — | |
| Battery level on screen | — | |
| Bluetooth 5.0 | Partial |
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Questions and answers
If your TV or PC has a wired audio output, the adapter can take its sound. Choose TX to send that audio to Bluetooth headphones. Check your device's audio output before ordering, since the adapter works with the wired outputs on your setup.
The LCD shows RX or TX in the top line of the screen, so the mode is visible from across the room. Switch the mode with the multifunction button and the display updates straight away.
Yes. Set the adapter to TX, pair your headphones and watch the Bluetooth symbol on the LCD. The screen tells you if the link drops, so you know whether to check the headphones or the source.
A basic dongle covers one direction and shows no status. A new Bluetooth soundbar costs far more than this adapter and replaces gear you already own. One unit that handles both receive and transmit, with a screen, lasts through years of TV nights and desk calls.
The glossy black top panel, matte body and backlit LCD give it a finished look on a shelf or desk. You pay for a clear screen and a unit that works in both directions, not for an extra gadget.
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