TUNAI Wand aptX Low Latency Long Range Bluetooth Transmitter - Wireless Audio Adapter for Your TV, Home Stereo, PC, Game Consoles - Connect 2 Headphones - No delay - Bluetooth 5.0 - Micro USB/AUX

I have done some search on the Bluetooth transmitter and receiver and decided to give the TUNAI Wand a try. I liked that it is very small and compact, so it looks quite nice next to my TV. Many of the Bluetooth receivers I found online are quite bulky and not very good looking. I am most impressed by the connection range as I can walk around the house, sometimes even to the mailbox, and never drop-out. I connect Wand to my TV using the optical cable only, but I guess it’s helpful that there are many input sources. The pairing process was quite easy for my first headphone, but I had to watch the instructional manual on Tunai’s website to learn how to pair the second headphone, but it was quite straight forward after watching it. The sound quality was great and clear with very little delay. Would recommend to anyone who prefers a compact and good looking Bluetooth receiver that does the job.

Was hesitated to purchase this unknown brand with few reviews in the first place, but the compact size, dual aptx low latency connection and multiple input just meets all my exception and was difficult to find a similar product with same spec & size.Out of the box is a really compact but well built metal casing stick shape BT transmitter. The magnetic stick was a brilliant idea mount WAND on my TV with all the cables hidden in the back. I am using this to connect both my TV and game console to connect with my two Bose QC35 Bluetooth headsets. Sound quality was great, and latency is low. The best part is the connection is stable, I was able to walk to the kitchen to grab snacks, drink without dropping out the connection.Great product and very happy to make the purchase.

I bought it for a year, it connect the TV with Bluetooth headphone well. Once a while it will disconnected itself so you need to check and turn it back on. Overall quality is well made, not the cheap "Made in China" product. Will recommend this product.

This had a lot of promise but did not work effectively. I like that it had an optical audio connection, but the actual Bluetooth connection constantly dropped in and out with both Bose QC35 headphones and Pixel Buds.I can't recommend this until the dropout issues are resolved. Also, other similar devices have an optical connection and include an optical cable at a lower price, so shop around for a better unit.

After trying (and returning…) 9 other similar products, I finally found one that will transmit from my Victrola VTA-600B-ESP 8-in1 entertainment unit to my Pyle PDWRBT36WT outdoor speakers.I was about to give up and throw it all away and start over, but the Tunai Wand aptX Low Latency Long Range Bluetooth Transmitter saved the day!

Now I only paid $42 for this on Amazon. And that was too much. But having said that, it works where the cheap ones aren't. On my non-bluetooth smart TV, optical out. It paired with my headphones and has stayed paired, which is a problem with the cheap ones. So I'm happy.BUT at this price it should have come with a power brick and optical cable. Both are not included. I had them from a cheaper BT transmitter that unfortunately doesn't work anymore. But the cable and brick do.

I purchase the device with the hopes of allowing me to listen to my TV as load as I wanted at night without waking my wife. After numerous failed attempts to connect it to the Samsung TV in our bedroom, my wife ordered the MEE Audio Connect. It unlike the TUNAI Wand 5.0 Bluetooth Audio Transmitter worked the first time and has never failed. When I read that TUNIA was still looking for startup funding, now I know why.

Bought this after having issues with 3 other cheaper Bluetooth transmitters trying to transmit audio from our non-Bluetooth ViewSonic projector to a theatre speaker bar. All the others had delays is sound but not this. Plus, it’s magnetic and can easy stick to a metal projector stand. I think I’ve bought the last transmitter I need.