Product details
Aluratek – Bluetooth Audio Transmitter – Black
Transform your audio experience with the Aluratek Bluetooth Audio Transmitter. This sleek and compact device allows you to stream high-quality audio wirelessly to your Bluetooth-enabled speakers, headphones, or other audio devices.
Key Features:
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Bluetooth 5.0 Technology: Enjoy a stable and efficient connection with enhanced transmission range and reduced latency for seamless audio playback.
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Versatile Compatibility: Easily connect to a variety of devices, including TVs, computers, and gaming consoles, ensuring you can enjoy your favorite tunes or shows without the hassle of wires.
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Compact & Portable Design: Lightweight and easy to carry, the Aluratek Bluetooth Audio Transmitter is perfect for home use or on-the-go audio streaming.
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Easy Setup: With a simple plug-and-play design, you can start enjoying wireless audio in seconds. No complicated installation needed!
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Long Battery Life: Equipped with a rechargeable battery, enjoy hours of uninterrupted streaming without worrying about running out of power.
Specifications:
- Color: Black
- Bluetooth Version: 5.0
- Transmission Range: Up to 33 feet (10 meters)
- Battery Life: Up to 10 hours on a single charge
- Dimensions: Compact size for easy portability
Why Choose Aluratek?
Whether you’re watching TV, listening to music, or gaming, the Aluratek Bluetooth Audio Transmitter elevates your audio experience by providing freedom from cords and wires. With its advanced technology and user-friendly design, it’s the perfect addition to any audio setup.
Kronos –
I’ve been using this BT device for a few weeks now, and it’s working pretty much as expected. It’s compact and plugged directly into the headphone jack on my Sony GX800ES receiver (only needed a 1/4″ to 1/8″ adapter).
The battery life seems a little inconsistent, and the indicator light is so teeny tiny that it’s almost impossible to see, especially when it’s alternating between blue and red indicators. Note: The two white marks on my device were added to make the on/off switch easier to see and use.
The sound quality is very good, and it paired easily with my Bose QC 35II headphones. When watching a video, there is a VERY slight lag between the video image and the headphones. Not enough to be out of lip sync with the image(s), but enough to make it impossible to leave the surround-sound external speakers on without getting an echo effect. I’m usually using the headphones so that I don’t disturb others, so that’s not significant. If you’re only using the transmitter for audio, this is immaterial.
For the price, this is an excellent choice.
Pro717 –
This was cheap in price and great quality. Works awesome with my old analog equipment and Bluetooth to my google audio nest speakers. Just works great for me
Matthew –
It’s exactly what I was looking for. I needed a way to broadcast Bluetooth from some older analog devices to a few of my wireless headphones and speakers. Does what it says on the box. I was hesitant, because I was unsure how it would pair with devices that require a pair code… I haven’t had one device it didn’t connect with. A little trial and error, just read the instructions! Haven’t had a problem since. My only gripe I guess would be that it only comes with an rca jack to 3.5mm headphone port adapter. An optical to headphone would have been awesome, just so I could at least connect my LG TV to it to watch quietly at night. Oh well, it was cheap and available.
jonyox –
Here’s my Borg-like adaptation to an old mp3 player so I can use wireless headphones. This little inexpensive device has great potential for anybody who wants to integrate old and new tec.
GeorgeY –
Easy to use cost effective and reliable with a seamless connection. I’ve purchased headphone and TV Bluetooth sets and they were full of constant static. This have a better alternative because you can connect any Bluetooth headphones which makes it easy and more comfortable
SoftwareEngineer –
First off, boooo Best Buy! The transmitter arrived in a sealed padded shipping envelope that was in perfect condition, but when I opened it, the box inside containing the transmitter had clearly been opened BEFORE shipping it to me as it had a tear in it and the power cable was missing. I previously assumed that when I order something from Best Buy, that, unless stated otherwise, the item will be brand new. Apparently that isn’t necessarily true. Regarding the Aluratek transmitter, after scrounging up a cable to replace the missing one in order to charge it, I tested the transmitter with my LG TV. Pros: it paired easily with my JLAB GO AIR POP earbuds (which, by the way, sound fantastic when paired with my Apple iPod Nano or my iPhone Xs.). Also, the sound delay is only a tiny fraction of a second and is not noticeable at all unless you connect wired speakers at the same time. Cons: the sound quality produced by the Aluratek transmitter was terrible. It reminded me of listening to a pocket AM radio back in the ‘60s. People’s voices sounded very garbled like blown speakers. And lest you think maybe it was my earbuds or the TV output, I can assure you it was not. I checked my JLAB earbuds again with my Nano and once again they sounded incredible and highly recommend them. I then connected the same AUX output on my LG used to test the Aluratek to my wired Bose earbuds and they also sounded fantastic. Lastly, to make sure, I reconnected the Aluratek transmitter to the AUX output on the LG and paired it again with the JLAB buds. I became convinced; the Aluratek transmitter sucks. Yeah, they work in the sense that they transmit sound. If you care about the quality of that sound, stay away. Also, there’s no volume control so you need to pair the Aluratek with earbuds or headphones that include it. (The JLABs do.) BTW, to add insult to injury, apparently Best Buy no longer gives you 45 days to return an item. I missed the tiny 14 day window and now I’m stuck with this poor quality transmitter that I’ll never use. Rats!
HokageReviewer –
VERY good product . Comes in clutch with my old ps3 that doesn’t support Bluetooth audio . Simply plug this in your TVs audio jack and BAM you have Bluetooth audio with any headset you want. Definitely worth it and I recommend it to anyone considering work arounds and what not
NoName –
Turns anything with a headphone jack into a bluetooth broadcaster. Works as described and pairs easily with everything I have. tv’s AirPods, headphones, desktop, clock radio and even my Roku remote.