UGREEN 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)

Works perfectly with a PlayStation 5 and shokz openmove bone conduction headphones. Have been trying to find a solution to the problem I have with headphones causing my tinnitus to be worse and this has worked for me. Big plus is it’s plug and play simple and no problems also has a good range.

Excellent product, works on Mac and iPad (gen 10). Noticeable difference in quality across the different codecs, Aptx Adaptive works flawlessly with the Melomania P100 I brought to use it with. Overall, has done the job Apple didn't! For videos, a single push puts it into Low Latency mode, which handles the otherwise huge delay between the video and audio signals.

Works great for my Soundcore headphones, running from my PS5. Easy to use and great connection. Recommended.

Very decent but little bit of a latency issue

The adapter is described to have AptX: HD, Adaptive, ADLL (Adaptive low latency), however the adapter itself on Windows just defaults to the standard bluetooth codec with no option to select Adaptive or Low latency, leaving around a 300ms responce time to a device that should allow for changing modes (As its stated support for windows and lists the different codecs with no disclaimer for the support on windows being so minimal and bad). After returning this and buying the Sennheiser BTD600 which states Adaptive low latency, this adapter allows for changing of bluetooth codecs and has allowed me to get a sub 100ms response time from the headphones (the latency isnt even noticable now). In reality this device is a cheap bluetooth dongle with terrible latency and is restricted to what I can only deduce is AAC/SBC at least on windows, you would get a similar if not better dongle for less than £5 elsewhere when it comes to using on a PC.

Works great on the PS5 with my Bluetooth headset. Small factor size and compatible with consoles.

After using cheaper alternatives I can't fault this adapter at all. It does exactly what its supposed to with very little latency (something the cheaper alternatives suffered with massively). Connecting was as simple as plugging it in and enabling Bluetooth on my desktop and didn't require me to download any drivers so I'd imagine its compatible across a range of devices that would require it. I didn't notice any drop in sound quality between using my earphones on my desktop compared to my phone so I'd recommend people going for this Bluetooth adapter.

Did the job perfectly. Tks