Airplane Bluetooth 5.4 Transmitter Adapter,Supports 2 AirPods/Headphones 2-in-1 Bluetooth Transmitter Receiver with aptX Low Latency,Wireless Adapter for Flight,TV,Gym,Tablets Car Stereo (Black)

I have tried several portable, Bluetooth transmitter/receiver units from other manufacturers and I can say that the B103 from Beeitzie out-performs them all.Bluetooth range is excellent with no interference until well away from the unit. Audio is clear and has no noticeable delay or lag when using the device with video. Battery life is excellent. More than enough for an intercontinental flight. I most often use this in Tx (transmitter) mode with a multi-band radio or TV and my Bluetooth headphones.When using it in Rx (receiver) mode I am able to stream music from my phone to a set of speakers originally designed for use with a PC.I had a bit of trouble pairing the unit with my headphones when I first received it but an email to customer support was quickly answered. In fact, I had successfully paired the device shortly after sending the email. Although not needed, I was impressed by the company's quick response.I highly recommend this product to anyone that may be thinking about it.

I had no trouble linking the Avantree Relay Premium Adapter to my AirPods, although my son suggested that I turn my phone off while pairing. Apparently, his was more attracted to his phone than his AirPods. I have now used the device in three situations where it allowed me to replace wired ear buds. First, I used it on a long flight to access the in-flight "entertainment" system on the plane. With conventional wired ear buds, you can see the lips move but have no idea what a TV or movie character is saying because of the roar of the engines. Then I used it at the gym, where I distract myself with the TV built into the treadmill. I have used wired ear buds here before, but this device made a huge difference. Finally, I used it to salvage an old iPad that had lost the ability to make Bluetooth connections and had a dead speaker. Three wins!

I am hearing impaired and wear Phonak Bluetooth enabled hearing devices. Last summer I bought a Beeitzie B101 Pro Bluetooth Transmitter/Receiver to connect my Bluetooth hearing aids to my ham radio to use on a 3 week road trip. The purpose was to keep the radio chatter in my own ears and not to bother my family with it. It worked fantastic. It was simple to pair and it provided excellent audio quality. The system is immune to Radio Frequency energy which means that there was no interference when I was transmitting. A perfect fit for my radio work and just what I needed.When I returned from my trip, I decided to try the receiver mode and connected my unit to the AUX jack in my 2005 BMW Roadster which does not have a Bluetooth input for streaming. Once again, it worked perfectly and provided a way for me to stream my music from my smartphone in excellent fidelity to my in dash stereo.The following week I took it on an airline trip to Europe where I was able to use my B101 on the airline's rear seat entertainment system to connect my Bose QC35 noise cancelling headset. Again, this worked perfectly and allowed me to leave the headset cable in my bag; I invariably trip over the headset cable when I leave my seat, so this new arrangement was a real convenience. And finally, as a guy who wears hearing aids, I was able to connect my Beeitzie B103 to my TV at home to feed TV audio to my hearing aids without the need for the TV to be turned up to an uncomfortable level for the rest of the family. It was simply connected to the TV's audio output using the included RCA jacks. What a big improvement I experienced in my ability to hear movie dialog clearlyI have so many uses for this thing that it made sense to buy another...Enter Beeitzie B103 Dual Bluetooth Transmitter/RecieverBeeitzie has upped their game with the B103 dual Bluetooth Transmitter Receiver. It brings all the functionality of the B101 Pro plus it adds the ability to pair a second headphone. I bought one and have tested it in all my previous applications. Like its single channel model counterpart, the B103 is simple to pair to two Bluetooth devices. Now when I am on the flights with my wife, we can watch the same movie together and listen to the sound out of both of our headphones.Like the B101, the battery in the B103 lasts almost 24 hours, plenty for a long overseas flight. Charging the device is simple; all it takes connection to my USB-C mobile phone charger.In the box, Beeitzie ships all the necessary pieces including a well-written manual, a USB-C cable, a mini phone jack to dual pin airline plug, an dual RCA to mini phone jack and a converter connector. All this functionality is packed into a box that comes from Amazon for $26.63 plus tax after the 5% coupon that pops up on the listing. That is a great value. Now I think I need to buy a third one that I can leave with each device: one for the TV, one for the car and one for my ham radio station.I have to say, although simple, these Beeitzie Bluetooth devices are two of the best electronic gadget finds of the year for me. They bring both additional listening pleasure and convenience to all of my devices. I highly recommend them to my Amateur Radio friends and to hearing impaired people as well.

I purchased two of these, in black and in white for my partner. We used them for two very long transAtlantic flights. They worked as advertised and just the slightest hesitation in getting them to pair with our respective AirPods. The bluetooth connectivity worked well. When I left my seats during the flight, I had to reconnect again, which wasn't a big deal. There was no discernable "lag" between what we saw on the airplane's screen and the sound and words we heard. I've read that airlines are moving to providing blue tooth connections on all flights, starting with Business and eventually migrating back to the so-called "cheap seats." Until they do, this is a good way to go wireless and enjoy the film or music.

Not sure what star I should have used so I picked 4. Bought this item hoping that I would be able to listen to the TV through my hearing aids. Another reviewer said that it worked for his Phonak aids. I was able to do a factory reset of the B103 Bluetooth RX/TX. I also paired it with my cell phone in the RX mode and with my Pixel buds in the TX mode, but it would not pair with my hearing aids. I contacted support by email and got a reply email the B103 is not compatible with Phillips Hearing Aids, so I am returning it.

I have tried several BT transmitters and all of them have been recycled. This is the first BT transmitter that works for us. My wife had trouble with some TV audio. I bought this transmitter and EarFun Free Pro 3 Noise Cancelling Wireless Earbuds. Dynamite. The audio is crystal clear and audio latency isn't an issue.I hooked the USB power plug into my receiver so it is only being charged when someone is watching TV, and so far this has worked great. The audio source to the BT transmitter comes from an RCA zone connection on my receiver.Pairing between the transmitter and the earbuds was trivial and took seconds. The earbuds connect to the transmitter in seconds.Highly recommended based on my experience.