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Yes, I know Sennheiser has a wireless version of their Momentums but I couldn’t justify buying a newer one when my current gen 1 pair still works just fine. I got a 2.5mm to 3.5mm aux converter with a 6” 3.5mm cable to use with this Bluetooth receiver and it has been working great so far. The battery life has been good, I was using it on and off for 2+ hours and only used 20% of the battery. Connecting to my iPhone was easy and I was surprised to find out that I can see the battery life of my headphones on the phone widget. Really like that it is a usb-c charger. And the device itself is pretty light and small so it doesn’t look bulky. I also had no issue connecting to my Nintendo switch - you don’t need to buy one to transmit to your headphones anymore.
I will update if I have issues but so far so good.
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HAGiBiS, Focus on connect solutions!
Hagibis, founded in 2007, is a high-tech enterprise integrating research and development and design of 3C accessories, wireless intelligence and other products. We always take user experience as our main theme, follow the humanized design concept, adheres to the concept of "quality first, enjoy life".
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HAGiBiS Upgraded aptX Low Latency 2-in-1 Bluetooth 5.0 Transmitter & Receiver
Bendable 2-in-1 Bluetooth 5.0 Receiver & Transmitter with CSR8670 stereo chip, support SBC, ACC, aptX Low Latency. Break the limit of wired and enjoy the sound quality of wireless Bluetooth HiFi.
- CSR 8670 Stereo Chip
- aptX Low Latency
- 180mAh lithium battery
- Up to 33ft / 10m Working Range
- Playing While Charging
- About 6-8 Hours Battery Life
Compatible with Vehicle Aux
Add Bluetooth function to the car without Bluetooth function, wireless navigation, hands-free call, enjoy music are safer, and relieve the fatigue caused by driving.
Compatible with Nintendo Switch
Add Bluetooth function to Switch. You can connect two Bluetooth headsets at the same time. Good games are more interesting to play with friends.
Qualcomm Stereo Bluetooth Chip
Using Qualcomm CSR8670 stereo chip, support aptX, aptX Low Latency Bluetooth decoding, enjoy the sound quality of wireless Bluetooth HiFi, Bluetooth wireless receive distance of up to 10 meters.
Works out of the box
Yes, I know Sennheiser has a wireless version of their Momentums but I couldn’t justify buying a newer one when my current gen 1 pair still works just fine. I got a 2.5mm to 3.5mm aux converter with a 6” 3.5mm cable to use with this Bluetooth receiver and it has been working great so far. The battery life has been good, I was using it on and off for 2+ hours and only used 20% of the battery. Connecting to my iPhone was easy and I was surprised to find out that I can see the battery life of my headphones on the phone widget. Really like that it is a usb-c charger. And the device itself is pretty light and small so it doesn’t look bulky. I also had no issue connecting to my Nintendo switch - you don’t need to buy one to transmit to your headphones anymore.I will update if I have issues but so far so good.
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- Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2022
Yes, I know Sennheiser has a wireless version of their Momentums but I couldn’t justify buying a newer one when my current gen 1 pair still works just fine. I got a 2.5mm to 3.5mm aux converter with a 6” 3.5mm cable to use with this Bluetooth receiver and it has been working great so far. The battery life has been good, I was using it on and off for 2+ hours and only used 20% of the battery. Connecting to my iPhone was easy and I was surprised to find out that I can see the battery life of my headphones on the phone widget. Really like that it is a usb-c charger. And the device itself is pretty light and small so it doesn’t look bulky. I also had no issue connecting to my Nintendo switch - you don’t need to buy one to transmit to your headphones anymore.
I will update if I have issues but so far so good.
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- Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2021
edit - I have the regular X2 version, not the X2 PRO-RTS. My review is currently mislabeled.
Best bluetooth transmitter I've used, which isn't saying a lot, but I recommend it
Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2021
This review only applies to transmit mode. I haven't tried receive mode.
This is my third bluetooth transmitter around the house. The others work fine but this one has a little better range, cuts out less, and the form factor is more convenient.
At 20 feet line-of-sight it's perfect. I tested the same distance in the next room, through a wall, and still no problem. A lot of these reviews seem misleading because connection depends in part on your headphones (or speaker, etc.) and interference in the area.
It supports aptX Low Latency with no issue. Some reviewers don't understand that latency depends on your device's specs. If your headphones don't support aptX-LL, you won't get it. Both devices need to support it.
It controls like every other bluetooth transmitter I've used. There's a single button to turn it on/off. You just hold it a couple seconds. To enter pairing mode, you keep holding the button until the light flashes quickly. As I said I haven't tried receive mode but there's a second button to toggle between modes. Blue light means transmit, green light means receive. There are instructions in the box despite what another reviewer said.
I've found that if your headphones don't like to connect, just enter pairing mode every time and it works better. That goes for all these cheap bluetooth transmitters. Bluetooth is a horrible technology that should fade into history so don't expect too much.
It's very loud. It amplifies the sound quite a bit. As for quality, I'm not an audiophile and I don't generally use it for music, but it sounds good to me. It's a bit light on bass tones. If you're listening through a $30 bluetooth transmitter you're probably not an audiophile anyway.
The "bendy" feature doesn't work very well. If I bend it 90 degrees it snaps back to about 45 degrees (see picture). It doesn't work like the promo picture.
I mentioned expectations above and that's most important. if you calibrate expectations appropriately I think you'll be satisfied with this product. Bluetooth transmitters are always a little janky, like using electronics from 2005, but this one gets the job done for me.
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- Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2022
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Ruben Chanona LlanoReviewed in Mexico on July 31, 2021
Funciona pero no cumple la expectativa
