YOCOWOCO Bluetooth 5.2 Wireless Audio Adapter for Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and Elite 2 Controller, Xbox Mic Adapter with Screen Supports Low Latency

Fantastic device to allow you to use Bluetooth wireless headsets with your Xbox. Very easy to fit and set up, and works brilliantly. I would have given this five stars easily, I know I’ve given it five stars but I almost didn’t because it doesn’t support the AAC codec, so if you’re using Apple AirPods - AirPods Max in my case, it doesn’t support your headphones with a low latency codec and you have to use the higher latency SDC codec - however, we ‘re talking milliseconds of latency so the average person probably wouldn’t even notice. The difference is so minimal, I’ve kept the device instead of returning it because everything else about it is absolutely brilliant. I have another similar device from a different manufacturer that supports AAC but doesn’t have the digital readout, so I swap and change the two as needed.If your headphones support AptX LL, then you will experience minimal latency through sound travelling from this device to your headphones. Note to AirPod users, your headphones don’t, so you’d be using the SDC codec with this device. If you need AAC, I’d suggest looking at the Skull & Co version of this device. As I said before tho, most people won’t even notice the extra few milliseconds of latency, so if you like the look of this and you’re using AirPods, you won’t be unhappy with your purchase - the sound quality is amazing, allowing you to make the most of your headphones, enjoying the 3D audio positioning of Dolby Atmos or Dolby DTS on your Xbox, so you can hear exactly where your enemies are coming from in your game.You don’t need to charge the unit, and it doesn’t take batteries - it’s powered by the controller it’s plugged into, and switches on when you turn on the controller, going into sleep mode when the controller’s off. I haven’t noticed any change in how long my controller batteries last since I started using this, the power it uses is minimal.The digital display is a great feature and allows you to see which device is currently connected and the audio codec being used. Connecting to your Bluetooth headphones is a doddle, taking less than a minute. It also shows an icon when the mic is muted.This device doesn’t support the onboard mics of Bluetooth headphones, but it solves this by having it’s own built-in mic that you can use for voice chat during your game - it works really well too, I was praised for its volume and clarity when playing Sea of Thieves yesterday. There’s a mute mic button for those times when you don’t want to be heard, but I’ve found I haven’t really needed to use it.This is a fantastic little device, and if it’s improved by adding support for the AAC codec for Apple users, I’ll start referring to this as an essential piece of kit for any Xbox gamer who’d like to use his or her expensive non-gaming headphones for gaming. It is excellent value for money for what it is and does, and I’ll happily recommend it to anyone who cares to listen.An easy two thumbs up👍🏼👍🏼p.s. It’s not dusty in the photo I posted, that’s a reflection - it’s very shiny and reflective!

Not connecting to anything and tried loads of times. Might have a faulty one idk but it don’t work. It was meant to be a gift

Great works well

Is what it says, saw other reviews saying “low volume” and “mic doesn’t work” but it’s VERY loud in my experience, I have to keep the device on volume level 1 and the mic definitely works. Honestly it’s great, no complaints.

Love this so much has made such a difference

Perfect with cheap Bluetooth earbuds but does not work with AirPods

Good quality and fired no problem to Xbox controller