Customer Ratings & Reviews

Purchased to connect Bose noise canceling Bluetooth headphones to an older model Sharp tv without Bluetooth capability. Used red & white audio RCA cables to connect with the tv. I connected a 2nd device, LG Bluetooth earbuds, as well. No problem to connect. Slight sync issue with tv sound up using the earbuds watching tv with my wife. Over the ear headphones I did not hear the issue. Watching with my wife I use the headphones and otherwise I turn the tv sound down and listen with the earbuds. I am sure there is a solution to the slight sync issue, but I am not tech savvy enough to address the problem. Solved my needs and I am satisfied.

The MEE audio- Connect really works well. It’s easy to set up. It does exactly what it’s advertised to do.

I pair this device with Sony Bluetooth headphones to listen to TV when there's background noise. It maintains connectivity with rare disruptions that may be instead caused by the headphones.

This plugged right into our TV with audio out and worked great. Setup was a breeze and you can watch TV without disturbing anyone else in the house. Needed it when the kids returned home from college during the Pandemic.

Look, I am an old lady and tech doesn’t come easy. This worked from hour 1 and still does. PS: if you like wireless headphones and watching tv late at night never buy a ROKU TV, unless you want to spend extra on this product.

I'm using this in a motorhome. Needed to install headsets so the "other half" could sleep in the mornings. Also. I hard of hearing, so the headsets let me adjust the volume the way "I want it". Had to also buy a Optical Decoder for it to work, but that's another story.

Did exactly what I intended for use. I bought this so I can connect a bluetooth speaker and headphones that weren't compatible with my PS4 Pro. I had to go this far just to do that with Sony (SMH). There is like a 0.25 - 0.8 seconds latency at times. It's a very minor desync but give it about a few seconds and it's all good. I play a mix of JRPG, Action, and Fighters on the PS4 Pro and it works great. The reason I keep saying PS4 Pro and not just the regular PS4 or Slim is they may or does not have the port in the back that will be compatible for the plug in it uses (Digital Optical S/PDIF audio cable). It does come with 2 other audio jacks (3.5 mm and the RCA audio cables).

I was looking for something small that I could connect to my TV and have it stream to a set of Bluetooth headphone and a Soundbar. This little device did it. It was very easy to setup, and has been flawlessly working for a month (we use this everyday).

After searching on a bluetooth device, I decited to give this one a try. I used if for a simple TCL TV so I could play the sound from my stereo in my garage. Easy to setup, just follow the simple directions. I have noticed that on my devices, I have to press the setup each time to use but not a big deal for me. I think it is because of the age on my add on bluetooth receiver. Works very well. Very slight latency as others mentioned but I just turn down the volume on the TV and it's fine.

I was looking for something to let a family member watch TV in bed without having the volume so loud all the house could hear it. This transmitter coupled with a small BT speaker worked well. Setup was straightforward. It worked as expected without any issues.

This little 'puck' of a transmitter worked great to add a bluetooth option to my parents tv, for adding a speaker so that they can hear. The only downfall is, that not all tv's are bluetooth equipped. Additionally, a lot of the tv's that we've seen, only allow for 1 or 2 connection options. This does not allow for much ease in connecting items. We used an optical cable, from the tv, to the bluetooth transmitter, to a Bose portable speaker, so that my hearing impaired parents could finally watch tv and be able to understand what was being said. They were constantly getting frustrated with not being able to hear/understand what was being said on the programs. Closed caption can be annoying too, when you find your self spending more time reading, then you do actually enjoying a show. This set up we did worked GREAT! Now everyone can enjoy.

I bought a new TV but it didn't have a headphone jack. I purchased this as I already had a blue tooth head set. Very easy to connect and inter connect to the head set.

Simple, small product that works well. There is a delay with one pair of earbuds, but no delay with another pair of headphones.

Decided to get this to watch television late at night without disturbing my neighbors (I live in an apartment building). it was fairly easy to set up and in one day I was able to pair 2 different earbud sets, One set was JBL endurance sprint and the other was purchased at walmart VINSIC True Wireless Earbuds, ANC 8.0 Noise Cancellation, Bluetooth 5.0 Auto Pairing Headphones, IPX8 Waterproof, Touch Control, Latest Hi-Fi Stereo Sound Headset for IOS Android. Can go almost anywhere in my apartment without a loss of signal but if I go outside my door within 10 feet at best I have a total loss of signal. great buy for my needs!

Here are notes I wrote while using my new MEE audio Connect Hub: I discovered today that my 2008 Sony Bravia’s optical out works fine, so long as I’m sending a sound source (like from a DVD player or computer) into the TV. The TV antenna/broadcast signal won’t exit the optical out into the Bluetooth transmitter but will exit the analog L&R audio out to it. (I subsequently (*after I wrote most of this) found some forums that explained why, and why the TV’s volume control can’t control the the audio signal exiting the TV’s optical out. Sony customer service certainly didn’t know anything about this as shown in a chat transcript I saved. I should have printouts of each). So I left both the analog & the optical lines plugged into the Bluetooth transmitter respective line-ins. **I have the passthrough analog line out from the transmitter to my analog stereo system & can simply press the transmitter’s analog/optical mode button to toggle back and forth between optical (for when I I use the Bluetooth headphones with anything besides the TV antenna signal) & analog (for when I want to listen to TV through my Bluetooth headphones or listen to anything through the speakers via my analog stereo system). [**This analog passthrough setup is ok, but I figured-out a better way. I don’t need to pass anything through the Bluetooth transmitter. I can simply keep the analog audio out RCA L&R from my TV connected to my stereo & unplug the 3.5 mm plug from my TV’s headphone jack anytime I want to listen to the TV broadcast (or any other source (like computer) going through my TV) through my stereo system’s speakers and my TV’s speakers. (Set-up in my Sony TV’s Audio Options are as follows: Speakers/(select TV or external speakers): Speakers Audio Out/(select volume control source): fixed (though sometimes I prefer variable)) ] If I get a house, wherein I can get (& loudly play) a surround system with optical in, I can run the passthrough optical line out to said digital system. (Written earlier than *above): *I also noticed that the TV’s volume control won’t control the volume (& that the Bluetooth transmitter’s volume boost button can’t boost the volume) when the Bluetooth transmitter mode is toggled to optical connection, unlike when the Bluetooth transmitter’s mode is toggled to analog connection. In my analog wired connection to the transmitter, I found that if I sent the analog audio signal out from my TV’s 3.5 mm headphone jack (which mutes the TV’s speakers), the volume in my Bluetooth headphones was louder and fuller-toned than from the TV’s RCA right & left audio out. The device’s Bluetooth transmission range as stated in the manual (which MEE Audio’s 1-626-965-1008 customer service person said was because of its antenna), is much longer than/doesn’t ever drop the signal unlike when I’m using any of my other devices that have Bluetooth transmitters in them (like my computer & smart phone & Bluetooth speaker). All in all, despite some of these maybe 2008 Sony TV set-related inconsistencies, this is a great product. Addendum. When I later paired a 2nd Bluetooth receiver with the MEE Audio Transmitter-Receiver, there was more lag between voice and video than when just using one Bluetooth receiver with it. The 2nd Bluetooth transmitter/receiver I used (model SK-BTI-018) specified in its manual that it was atpX codec-ready in receiver mode; but unfortunately, the MEE audio Connect Hub’s codec indicator displayed SBC instead of atpX. This was still the case when I un-paired the other (not model SK-BTI-018) and just had one Bluetooth receiver paired with the MEE audio Connect Hub. So I’m looking for a compact Bluetooth receiver I can plug my (light headphones into) that is indeed atpX or atpX LL-ready.

I purchased this MEE for my spouse because she has hearing aids that utilize bluetooth technology and she now has the ability to control the TV volume without disturbing me. Since it allows two hearing devices to receive from it, I used some cheap blue tooth ear buds and was able to separately control the volume for my hearing. This is a great idea and now we both get to have the sound adjusted according to our hearing ability.

Took me a while to figure out how to make it work, but then it was easy - great way to have my wireless speaker in another room from the TV!

I bought a simple blue tooth devise. It worked fine on my small blue tooth speaker but wouldn’t pair with a quality speaker. Bought the MEE and it works flawless. It works on everything I’ve tried happy. Plus it will pair with more than one item!

Easy set up. Plug and play. Works great with my new Sonos Move speakers. My TV did not have Bluetooth, this transmitter made it easy.

Very easy to use, and works great. Still trying to figure out the bluetooth volume though. I wasn't too happy about the price compared to other places but it works with my tv