Smof Bluetooth 5.2 USB Audio Adapter for PS5, PS4, USB-C Wireless Transmitter with aptX LL/aptX HD/aptX Adaptive, Plug & Play, Compatible Headphones and

Hassle-free setup: no installation of driver software is required. With the USB Bluetooth 5.2 adapter, you get wireless Bluetooth audio streaming in no time. Simply plug it into your device's USB port, pair it with your Bluetooth headphones or speakers, and you're ready to go! After the first successful pairing, the Bluetooth connection is automatically detected the next time you use it. Eliminate Audio Delays It's really frustrating when your audio is out of sync with your game or video. With the USB Bluetooth audio adapter, which is aptX Low Latency certified, you can fix the problem. The delay is reduced to less than 40 ms, which is about five times shorter than conventional Bluetooth and virtually imperceptible. Now you can play games or watch movies while enjoying real-time audio sync. Wide Compatibility The Bluetooth audio adapter is designed to work with a variety of devices, making it easy to equip previously unsupported devices with Bluetooth function. Easily transfer audio wirelessly from your PS5, Mac, Switch or PC/Laptop USB port to your Bluetooth headphones or speakers. 【Support Low Latency Audio Aptx】This Bluetooth transmitter supports SBC/Aptx/Aptx HD/Aptx low latency/Aptx adaptive and adapts according to the configuration of your headset. Note: Your source device and headset must support these codecs for them to work properly. More stable, more reliable: the wireless audio transmitter adapter adopts Bluetooth v5.2 technology. It is more reliable, less susceptible to interference and uses significantly less energy than its predecessors. Nevertheless, it is fully backward compatible with audio devices equipped with earlier Bluetooth versions. Note: The adapter is for audio only and not for TV mouse, keyboard or game controller. This product is not recommended for use with Sony headphones as it does not support LDAC protocol. Even when connected, SBC mode is used by default, which can affect the audio quality.