Bluetooth Adapter Audio Transmitter for Nintendo Switch, aptX Low Latency Technology, Supports Dual Paring, in-Game Voice Chat, Compatible with Airpods, PS4, PC and TV

I bought this adapter was hoping to use it on my PS4 and my PC than my switch, but of course it works with the switch flawlessly so there is not much to say about it. It's great.Here is my test with it besides a switchOn phone: works just like the phones Bluetooth so nothing special, but just to proof it works with anything with type-c.On PS4: also works beautifully. I originally using a USB Bluetooth dongle which works, but do disconnect occasionally, which bothers me much, so I get this, it is split second connect and I hear the sound right away. FYI it comes with a type-c USB A adapter to connect it on any USB A devices.On PC: now this is what I aim for, I dualboot my MacBook to use Windows, while Bluetooth works super nice on Mac side, the Bluetooth sucks on windows, and it doesn't always find my Bluetooth headset, which why I need a Bluetooth adapter to save the trouble. This one plugs right in my MacBook and I hear the sound right away, save me 10-20 minutes everytime trying to pair my headset to my windows thru the trash in-windows Bluetooth setting. If you dualboot, you need this (if you use headset of course)I hope this help you fellow people that has trouble using Bluetooth headsets.

The transmitter connected to my Bose Soundsport wireless headphones quick and easy enough. However, the reason for the four stars is because there's a noticeable latency (about 10ms) with the audio when more than one device is connected to your headphones (for example: I have my phone and my Switch Lite connected to my headphones simultaneously) or if the connection is lost and has to reconnect. This is fixed by resetting the connection or breaking the connection with the other device but it can be annoying.One cool thing about this transmitter is that it has a USB-C pass-thru which can be used to charge your Switch while you're using it which is very cool. I don't know if that's its intended use but so far so good.

Love the fact that I do not need to hear my kid play their switch anymore! I would tell them to turn the volume down but of course what fun is playing video games if you can not hear everything going on right! This was the perfect solution for them to still be able to use their wireless headphones. Set up was easy, sound quality is great and we have had no issues. This was the smartest decision I made to save my sanity while they were on winter break from school.

This device has the worst latency of any audio device I’ve ever experienced. About one second after the sound should happen, you finally hear it. It’s like watching people talk in an old Bruce Lee movie. The delay is crazymaking and intolerable. I used it on my Nintendo Switch with my new beats wireless headphones. I also tried it with my new wireless earbuds. Same horrible delay on both! So I called Amazon tech support and had the pleasure of talking to someone in the Philippines (yes that’s sarcasm) who CLEARLY did not know what she was doing, and floundered around awkwardly asking me nonsense questions (Do you have a low-latency Nintendo switch? What?!!) She burned 30 minutes of my life that I’ll never get back and we got NOWHERE. Highly disappointed with both this product; the support I got; and the ridiculous over-pricing. $30 for an item that should be $10 at best. I rarely write reviews, but this thing was such a turd that I had to warn prospective buyers.

I still cannot figure out how to use two Bluetooth at the same time I don't think that part is possible for that I minus the star.The instructions are not very clear but you get the gist of how everything goes after reading what is told to you on the small little blip of instructions.Shipping on this was fast it came in an envelope. I really like you can charge the switch at the same time as using the Bluetooth whether you have it on handheld or TV mode.

It does the job, not exactly great. It works really well with AirPods if you’re just looking for audio (no mic). All you need to do is hold down the side button when it’s connected to the docking station and wait for the light to flash back and forth. Hold down the pairing button on your airpod case and voila.With the mic, different story. You need to have the mic receiver (the little audio jack) plugged into the top, and double click the receiver so that the white light flashes instead of the blue. The audio gets a lot louder and less smooth, and the connection only holds for both AirPods for about 30 seconds, and then you can only hear out of one AirPod. So, it does the job, but it’s not the best...

I've been looking everywhere and buying products after products trying to find one that works with Bluetooth headphones with built in mic on my switch and this is great. I can not only use it on my console dock I can also use it on the switch itself. Once you connect it depending on the headphones you have you have to press buttons and figure out which one will turn on the mic. Sometimes you connect headphones and they automatically work. Some you have to keep the pause/play button a few seconds to activate the mic. It all depends but over all so far so good.

I bought this adaptor for use with my Nintendo Switch Lite and I was happy to see that it didn’t stick out at all. It looks very good and was packaged well. The pairing process, however, was a nightmare since it refused to connect with either my headphones or AirPods on the first try but once it connects, it works perfectly. There is no perceptible lag at all during gameplay making it a very good experience overall and helping me to forgive the setup. One annoyance that is less forgivable is the bright blinking blue and white lights in the front. They keep blinking even after headphones have been paired and it drove me crazy. Even if you flip the lights upside down they are bright and you will notice them especially at night.