MEE audio Connect Hub Bluetooth Transmitter/Receiver with Audio Pass-Through for TV/Home Stereo with 3.5mm Jack/AUX/RCA/Optical Input; USB Multi-stream Bluetooth Adapter for Dual Headphones/Speakers

What I was looking for. Works as I had hoped. Enables me to listen to the audio from the TV through my hearing aids. Was simple to set up.

Perfect for watching TV. Great sound and the best quality!

Since my hearing is going in one ear, this is the perfect idtem to connect my bluetooth head phones while watching TV.

Cute little product. And quite a bit smaller than I thought it was going to be once I opened the package. The packaging itself is pretty slick… They even have little notes where the tabs are that you're supposed to pull to get the individual boxes inside opened. And the Bluetooth unit and wires are also very neatly packaged individually.It was pretty easy to set up and get connected, though I will admit I turned off every other Bluetooth device in the house to make sure I got a clean start with this little thing. The sound is good, so I have no complaints there. The one aspect the unit has that I didn't expect is noise gating. For those who don't know what that means, whenever the volume level falls below some threshold, the device mutes itself. So if you're watching some program material where the sound becomes very low, but it still present, it might fall below the cut off threshold for the unit, and it will mute the sound. It will unmute once the sound comes above the threshold again. I imagine that won't be a problem in 99% of situations, but it might come as a surprise for some folks.Incidentally, it does not come with a USB wall adapter, so you will need to get your own.

Excellent connect hub. I purchased two of these and they worked great with my Samsung and Sharp TV's.I did have a small issue with my Sharp TV, but it was NOT this connect hub, it was the audio settings in my cable box. I found this fix when I changed my source to Blu-ray and everything worked.So, I strongly recommend MEE Audio Connect Hub!!!

I really wanted these to work. Spent about 2 hours trying to get these to work consistently but failed. I needed to pair 2 headphones to TV. I did finally get 1 pair to work but it was hit and miss. It did work one time but next time only played out of 1 side. The next time I used them it saidconnected. Unit shows connected but no sound. Tried Headphone jack, RCA connectors, and Optic cable. All no sound. Had to set unit to default and re-pair. Then again only in one side. It took 5 to 6 times after removing headset and re-pairing to get sound. So, I thought maybe it was the headset. I paired them with TV and work fine. Tried several times and they connected and worked every time with TV Bluetooth. But TV will only let you use 1 Bluetooth headset at a time. I am returning and trying another brand.

We already have a MEE up and working on our Sony TV in the family room. It has been a sanity-saver (mine) in our home as my partner likes to listen to sports on LOUD. It paired easily with a set of Jabra headphones. Wanting to save a couple of bucks I ordered another brand of bluetooth transmitter for my living room TV that did not come with an optical cable. Big mistake as it would not work with the TV settings. I returned it and got another MEE. Again, setup was a breeze as MEE includes an audio optical cable. I paired it with my Airpods (another learning experience) but since my pods are older there is no way to control the volume on them. Duh. I treated myself to a pair of JBL headphones and I'm all set. The neat thing about the MEE is that it will recognize your headphones automatically once paired; no plugging or unplugging any device. You just need to make sure to get the correct audio settings on your TV. I'm not a technical wizard by any means but the MEE was so easy to set up, pair and start listening. They have a couple of excellent tutorials on YouTube if you run into problems. Well worth the money.

I’m using it to extend range using Bluetooth speakers in a house system with wired speakers as well. The Bluetooth speakers get a delayed signal, so they need to be in separate rooms. Not too bad