Bluetooth Adapter for Headphones, Bluetooth Headphone Adapter with 5.3 Wireless, 3.5mm Aux Receiver for Car, Speaker & Home Stereo (Black)

I was finally forced to join the "no phone jack" phone era. While I have some BT ear buds, I find them annoying to put on, annoying to use. I'm supposed to memorize what pushing the button does, for how many times, for how long, for volume etc. controls. I have a set of wired buds that are molded wonderfully without foam thingies. Just molded perfectly. Easy to use. This lets me use my good old buds. EDIT: I did a previous edit where I said that it had a very short battery life, as in minutes. I don't know if I did something wrong, or it just needed a few charge/discharge cycles, but with further experimentation, it runs for many hours, even all day, on a few minutes of charge. Sweet. MORE EDIT: I just tested my three BT listening devices, two bud systems and an over the head headphone. And this Mipeace with my aforementioned wonderful earbuds. Holy cow! Thunderous bass, loud. $21 total cost. And nothing to fall into the urinal.

Works well

It’s great audio, I am using it with the Jlab studio pro wired headphones and it sounds good, I don’t need the volume up high to have a good volume like I usually have to with most Bluetooth headphones. It also connected quickly and easily to my phone without problem. The only con I could see so far is the 6-7 hour battery life they list it for since most actual Bluetooth headphones have longer time but it’s great to be able to adapt wired headphones.

Small, pairs perfectly, sound is adequate for my needs, the device definitely serves a need in the perfect form factor. BUT.... The Red & Blue indicator lights don't seem to behave as the instructions suggest making this really simple device "less than intuitive" with respect to knowing when it's fully charged and on/off. Also, on an iPhone the advance/next song etc. button does not have any impact. Yet to see if battery life is adequate. (Hope I didn't get another Amazon Return, the box lid did have a slight rip.) That said, once I figured out that the device WAS on and the phone saw it to pair...then I was good to go. So on one hand I'm like- "nice, I can use these headphones w/ my phone" and on the other I'm like- "ok, is this device going to fail in a month because out-of-the-box some things were not as the instructions said they'd be". EDIT 2-12-25 Vendor cares enough about their product and their customers to follow up on reviews so that's a positive for sure !

Works great but battery life is not that great.

Connects to my Galaxy S23 Ultra and lets me play music from an old stereo system. Sound quality is great - couldn't really tell a difference between being plugging in a device directly to the system or using bluetooth. Battery lasts maybe 2-3 days depending on use. I turn my adapter off when I'm not using it to conserve battery. For what you get, I think it's worth the price.

Works at it should!

I am very impressed with this Bluetooth audio receiver. I experience no loss in audio quality, it clips right to my shirt, and it charges easily. The design is easy to use, although it's unclear in the documentation whether you can hold a button to disconnect it from Bluetooth in order to connect it to another device. The range on this thing is actually really good. I can have my phone in my bedroom and go clear across to the other end of the house through two or three walls and the signal is surprisingly good. It's only if it gets blocked by another obstacle after those walls that the signal starts to get spotty. I estimate I get at least 35 feet out of it though several walls. Very impressive. My only complaint is that when I first bought it, the battery life seemed a little longer than it does now, and it used to give me a warning before it turned off due to low battery. Now it just says 'please charge' and turns off immediately. I wish the battery life were longer, but honestly, it's a good product and it does exactly what it needs to. For reference in how I use this product, I clip it upside-down to the bottom of my shirt and run my headphone cord up to my ears and collar. I could just as easily clip it to my pants, pocket, or something else like a wristband or something, but I pick the bottom of my shirt. If this is the type of product you're looking for, then you won't be disappointed, unless you need a really long battery life.