Bluetooth TRANSMITTER from TV to headphones

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#254457 12-Aug-2019 20:47

Anyone used a Bluetooth transmitter from TV to headphones, or bt speaker?
Looking for a solution for our bedroom TV.
Obviously it has to have good audio sync.

Looked at a heap on ebay but not sure on quality.

Ability for the receiver to have 2x headphones would be cool but not essential.

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#2295141 12-Aug-2019 21:29

Telme2 TosBlue with a pair of apt-x bluetooth headphones will be as good as you get using Bluetooth. The X does one pair, the Y two.

If you search GZ for Telme2, you will see plenty of threads about it.

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#2296398 13-Aug-2019 10:44

I have one of these: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32983658551.html

It works fine, no problems.

It's plugged into the SPDIF socket on the TV, so I can use the TV remote to switch audio to it. It is powered from a USB socket on the TV, so I put the whole thing inside the removable cover on the back of the TV.

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#2296399 13-Aug-2019 10:50

A good review by @sbiddle here:

https://traveltalk.nz/reviews-tips/travel-tech/bti-025-bluetooth-transmitter-review/

I have one and it is an amazing little device. Highly recommended.

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#2299708 15-Aug-2019 11:47

I have this. Got it from AMazon I think but was cheap and works great using coax output from tv:

https://www.pricecheck.co.za/offers/146343685/Bluetooth+Transmitter+Digital+Optical+Toslink+3.5MM+coaxial+Wireless+Audio+Adapter+For+Tv+Speakers+Home+Stereo+System+PS4+Xb

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#2299744 15-Aug-2019 12:40

Ty these airfly ones. I use them on my long haul flights with my Bose QC35.

Its about $70 . Works a treat and should be suitable for your application, but only single input

Pricier than other ones from AliExpress.

https://www.noelleeming.co.nz/shop/audio/portable-audio/headphones/twelve-south-12-1801-airfly-wireless-transmitter/prod165313.html

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#2299801 15-Aug-2019 14:04

Twelvesouth make one - designed for turning an inflight headphone jack into an AirPods-compatible device, but as far as I can tell, it's really just a Bluetooth transmitter.

https://www.twelvesouth.com/products/airfly-for-airpods

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#2299804 15-Aug-2019 14:08

Handsomedan:

Twelvesouth make one - designed for turning an inflight headphone jack into an AirPods-compatible device, but as far as I can tell, it's really just a Bluetooth transmitter.

https://www.twelvesouth.com/products/airfly-for-airpods

Do they make it, or simply rebadge one of the many similar ones available through AliExpress?

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#2300364 16-Aug-2019 11:41

freitasm:

Handsomedan:

Twelvesouth make one - designed for turning an inflight headphone jack into an AirPods-compatible device, but as far as I can tell, it's really just a Bluetooth transmitter.

https://www.twelvesouth.com/products/airfly-for-airpods

Do they make it, or simply rebadge one of the many similar ones available through AliExpress?

That's a great question, but I have to ask, does anyone really make anything, or are all common products just versions of another product?

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#2300367 16-Aug-2019 11:45

Handsomedan:

freitasm:

Do they make it, or simply rebadge one of the many similar ones available through AliExpress?

That's a great question, but I have to ask, does anyone really make anything, or are all common products just versions of another product?

I believe about 80% of indieGogo and Kickstarter projects are just rebadged Aliexpress stuff. Another 10% is just scam. About 10% might be something genuinely new.

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#2300396 16-Aug-2019 12:37

freitasm:

I believe about 80% of indieGogo and Kickstarter projects are just rebadged Aliexpress stuff. Another 10% is just scam. About 10% might be something genuinely new.

I keep an eye on KS Technology projects, and have bought into a few. I agree with the 10% scam figure, and I'd throw in another 50% as hopeless optimistic. But I don't think there's anywhere near that much rebadged AliX stuff. In fact, I'd say 80% genuinely new and 10% AliX would be closer.