Bluetooth Transmitter Receiver 2-in-1 Audio Adapter
Your wired speaker, TV or stereo can play wireless audio with one small adapter. A single slider sets it to transmit or receive, so the same unit covers your desk, couch and car. Plug in the AUX cable, pair in minutes, and keep the gear you already own.
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Your wired speaker, TV or stereo can play wireless audio with one small adapter. A single slider sets it to transmit or receive, so the same unit covers your desk, couch and car. Plug in the AUX cable, pair in minutes, and keep the gear you already own.
One Bluetooth adapter that works as both transmitter and receiver for wireless audio
- Wired speakers, headphones or TVs without Bluetooth
- Cables limiting where you can listen
- Need for a separate transmitter and receiver
Cut the cord on every speaker you already own
Stuck with wired speakers, a TV or a computer that can't go Bluetooth? Set one compact adapter to transmit or receive and listen from anywhere in the room.
One slider, two jobs, no extra gear
- One slider, two modes
The glossy slider sets the unit to transmitter or receiver. Transmitter sends sound from a TV, computer or wired source to your Bluetooth headphones. Receiver takes audio from your phone or laptop and plays it through a speaker or stereo that only has a wire. You do not buy two devices to cover both jobs.
- Built for simple control
One Power/M button handles pairing, and the blue status LED tells you the link state at a glance. The DC 5V-1A input and 3.5mm AUX jack are on the body, so the controls stay easy to reach once the unit is on the desk or behind the TV.
- Works with the speakers you own
A wired desk speaker, an older stereo or a car with an AUX input can all go wireless. Nothing is replaced. If your setup already runs on a headphone jack adapter or cable, this one slots in the same way.
Set the mode, then pair in minutes
- 1Pick the mode
Slide the TX/RX switch to transmitter if the adapter will send sound from a TV or computer. Slide it to receiver if the adapter will feed a wired speaker or stereo.
- 2Connect the AUX cable
The 3.5mm cable is already attached. Plug the free end into the AUX output of your TV or computer, or into the AUX input of your speaker or stereo.
- 3Power it on
Connect the DC 5V-1A input to a USB charger or a solid USB port that can supply at least 1A. The blue status LED lights when the unit is ready.
- 4Pair your device
Press and hold the Power/M button to enter pairing mode, then choose the adapter from your phone, tablet or laptop Bluetooth menu. The LED shows the link state once it connects.
Adapter and cable, ready to connect
- 2-in-1 Bluetooth adapter unit×1
Transmitter and receiver in one matte-black body with TX/RX slider
- Attached 3.5mm AUX audio cable×1
Pre-attached to the adapter, so there is nothing to fit together
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Yes, as long as the device has a 3.5mm AUX input or output. Wired desk speakers, older stereos and car stereos with an AUX jack all qualify. Use receiver mode for a speaker or stereo, and transmitter mode for a TV or computer that sends sound out the jack.
Yes. Slide the TX/RX switch to match the job, then pair your laptop or phone to the adapter. In transmitter mode the cable carries sound from your source to your headphones. In receiver mode your phone or laptop streams to the adapter and the cable feeds the speaker.
Bluetooth always adds a small delay, and how much you notice depends on the headphones or speaker you pair. Test with your own headphones before a long movie, and you will know within a few minutes whether the sync works for how you watch.
No. It is plug and play. Set the mode, press and hold the Power/M button to enter pairing, then pick the adapter from your device's Bluetooth menu. The blue LED shows when the link is up.
For a home or office setup, yes. One adapter covers both directions, so you pay for one device and keep one cable in the setup. The trade-off is that you switch modes with the slider instead of running both directions at once.
A new Bluetooth speaker or soundbar costs far more and leaves your current speaker sitting unused. This adapter puts the gear you already own back to work, so the wireless upgrade costs one small device instead of a whole new system.
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