- Can I use it to listen to TV with Bluetooth headphones?
- Yes. Connect the TV's optical or RCA output to the transmitter and pair your headphones. Expect some delay on models without low-latency support.
- Does it work as a Bluetooth receiver too?
- Yes. It can receive Bluetooth from a phone or tablet and send audio to a stereo or soundbar through optical, RCA or 3.5 mm.
- Will it reduce lip-sync delay?
- Only partly. It uses aptX and SBC, not aptX Low Latency, so delay depends on your TV and headphones. Many TVs have an audio delay setting to compensate.
- Can I connect it to an HDMI-only device?
- No. It has no HDMI port, so the source needs an optical, RCA or 3.5 mm audio output.
- Does it need to stay plugged in?
- No. It runs on AC power or its built-in battery, though battery runtime is short.
- How many devices can it pair with?
- It pairs with one Bluetooth device at a time, so you switch between headphones rather than using two at once.
- Where is the MEE audio Connect cheapest?
- At Nordstrom, for $69.99, as of our latest check.