Bluetooth 5.3 Adapter for PS5/PS5 Pro/Switch1 2, USB-C Bluetooth Adapter with aptX/aptX HD/aptX Adaptive, Plug & Play, Supports Windows/macOS, PC, Laptop(Audio Only)

Great little USB C Bluetooth dongle, if you’ve a decent set of Bluetooth headphones then using them instead of buying overpriced Sony PS branded one’s makes this a bargain. Arrived next day, plugged it in, activated pairing mode on my Senneheiser Momentum 4 and it connected within seconds. You can also create a 3D profile for your headset in the PS5 menu and I’ve had no issues at all, connects first time, sound quality has been superb with no lag or connectivity issues. Can’t beat them for less than 20 quid.

Does as it says on the tin! Brilliant product! Works with a Bluetooth speaker and a gaming screen to produce sound! Works perfectly.

Does enable PS5 to connect Bluetooth headphones, but be aware of a slight delay that cannot be corrected. When using for racing games due to the delay it makes it difficult to time gear changes. Easy to use otherwise.

Perfect for the ps5 I've wanted to use my Xbox wireless headphones on the ps5 for ages as I didn't see the point in buying Sonya overpriced ones that had an adapter with is. So after doing some research I came across this one. I did have a ugreen Bluetooth adapter but it was usba this one which is usbç works perfectly and I even created a 3d profile for the surround sound. Haven't noticed any lag issues while playing horizon forbidden west the mouth movements and sound appear in sync, gonna try a sound timing check on YT later but so far very happy. And for £20 even better

This Bluetooth audio adapter is very easy to use, it sticks out 2cm. It supports the following Bluetooth codecs: SBC, AptX, AptX HD, AptX Adaptive HQ and AptX Adaptive LL. It doesn't support AptX LL or AAC. Because it doesn't support AAC Apple headphones can only access SBC. The latency is almost completely gone when connecting to my AptX Adaptive headphones via AptX Adaptive LL, and the sound quality is great. It worked plugged into my phone, my laptop and a PS5 Slim. It also worked on my PS4, but a USB C to A adapter is needed. I was only able to connect a single set of headphones at a time.

I purchased this intending to use it to connect a wireless headset to my PS5. I had high hopes for this, but I found that the sound quality provided through the wireless connection is terrible. The most reliable connection for headphones is to use a AUX cable to connect a headset directly into the PS5 controller.

It worked perfectly for about 2 weeks. the sound quality was perfect but then it just wouldn't connect to any of my headphones.

I bought this for my M4 Mac Mini (base model) after discovering that the built-in Bluetooth range was much weaker in comparison to the 2013 iMac it replaced. In fact, it's appalling. Setup was incredibly easy - I just plugged it in to the a USB-C port, selected it as the output device within the macOS sound settings, and my headphones paired immediately. The range is much better now so I am quite pleased. I can actually leave the room my computer is in and go to other rooms in my flat without losing connection, as was the case with the Mac Mini built-in Bluetooth. The dongle itself is very small so it's not a big deal having it in one of the USB-C ports. I do think the price is a bit steep at £20 for this (and that was a special offer price), but it does the job. But really, this should be in the £10 to £15 range for what it is. It seems like manufacturers want to charge a premium for USB-C instead of USB-A, but C is now the standard, so it's a poor excuse to charge more. If I have any further updates to add, I will be sure to do so (especially if I discover any negative points!).