1Mii 2.4GHz Wireless Audio Transmitter Receiver Set (1 TX+1 RX) for TV, 262Ft/80M Long Range 25ms Low Latency with AUX RCA in/Out, Wireless Audio Adapter for TV PC Powered Speaker Amplifier Soundbar

Truly a great little gadget if you want to move your speakers around and save on cords! I added it to my Bic America Sub so I could locate it to a better listen position without having to run anymore wires behind the walls. Instructions were terrible. Step 1 connect the Receiver Portion to the speaker/sub Step 2 connect the Transmitter Portion to the receiver or amp. Noise level is great, range is good. Sound quality seems very undistorted. Pairing was very quick Advice get some double sided tape to place in areas not to be seen. Would be great if it did come with double sided tape

Exactly as advertised. Very plug and play. Used a single rca cable on the tx and the rx to run a sub on my patio from my receiver and there is 0 latency whatsoever. Very pleased with the inexpensive easy way around running wiring through my million degree attic

Update: So at first I heard a slight crackling noise when idle out the sub with the gain all the way up, now I don’t even hear that. Not sure what happened but it’s even better now and it was already way better than the other unit with that. Now for some reason I don’t hear anything above what a wired sub would do in terms of hum when the gain is all the way up. Great 👍. Previous review: Ok so I just returned a different brand of this same thing, a Dynasty proaudio adapter Here’s how this one compares to that. This one doesn’t have the lower sound problem like the other one kinda did (sort of had, not insanely bad) It plays the sound very high/ the accurate level it should be And no noticeable change to me in quality of the bass. Dynasty one was $90 This one I got for $50 after coupon. Other unit Had loud humming noise if gain was past half volume this one is much better, all of these units have some amount of this but this ones forsure better to the point where I can keep this one and the other one I couldn’t. If you need your sub at max gain you might not love the crackling sound you may have if you are near enough to the sub to hear it. (Can’t speak to other speakers just my sub) But the volume controls help turn up the volume even more with the gain lower, without that problem It’s only the gain knob turning up that creates it. Not to mention obviously your receiver if you have one can turn up the dB. I keep my gain just above the halfway point and I don’t notice anything sitting pretty close to it. Seemingly slightly less latency all be it I guess still slight latency but that’s with any wireless unit Unnoticeable Both my subs sound in sync and the other ones wired The other unit had more latency that was more noticable I think And that one was 5G so it was suppose to be better on all that but wasn’t Also No volume controls on the other one so this has a helpful feature No antenna like some models which looks better for sure Haven’t heard any slightly loud pop noises like the other unit would do every hour or so and like many other brands do for people. Which could be your house electric circuit doing a reset. But still haven’t heard anything yet. also I Used the aux port out on The reciever/transmitter and used the rca outs on my sub and just the one white rca for my sub port my receiver and it worked great that way. Barely any cons other than that slight crackling noise if the gain is higher up. (Which I wonder if there’s even any units that don’t have this happen??) nitpicks: - Wish the power usb cord was a touch longer - Wish there was a button to sleep the light but it’s not insanely bright like the svs one is apparently and easily can be turned upside down/ hidden to get rid of that vs the svs sound path takes a whole roll of duck tape to stop that insane light lol. - material could feel better quality instead of cheap light plastic it could be solid metal for a better feel and durability like other units have that have the antenna but I’d take no antenna all day over that. So yeah it works great so far much better in every way than the other unit.

Worked great with my use case to connect my Cambridge Audio Minx subwoofer wirelessly with my iLoud Micro Monitors . It was easy to install, just be sure to do some planning and buy all the right connectors/adapters ahead of time. The monitors are transmitting to the subwoofer in my home office without any audible latency, I'm not able to attest to the quality of the transmission since it's just low end coming from the sub. Minus one star cause I feel like I lost a few db of sound from the subs as opposed to being wired, and there's a quirk where every time I change the volume via the onboard volume controller the audio signal cuts out for a few seconds but will reconnect itself. For the price it's a great product and I'm willing to put up with the minor nitpicks for the clean look.

Good unit. Almost no noticeable delay in sound compared to video. But when you disconnect your phone from it, it will constantly beep searching for something to connect too. Super annoying when used with a home theater set up...

These are exactly what I was looking for to play music from a computer in a bedroom and run it wirelessly through a stereo in the living room. The units pair themselves with each other automatically as soon as you turn them on, so there is no need to pair them with any Bluetooth items. They are super easy to install; if you know how to plug a pair of headphones into a stereo, then you can install these with no problems. There are volume controls on both the transmitter and the receiver which I think is a bit redundant. For my money, I would have been happy if they had no volume controls and just had them set to unity gain. What I did to set the volume controls is I started out with my computer volume turned all the way up, and both the transmitter and receiver turned down as low as they would go. Then I turned each one up at the same rate until they reached the volume I wanted. Note: Having my computer at max volume is how I use it when I plug the computer directly into my stereo with a cord. The level of my computer audio signal closely matches a CD player signal. You may have to lower your computer volume depending how "hot" its output level is.

Works great for my subwoofer far from console and TV, tucked away behind the couch. Good price to get rid of cables. Sounds identical to a traditional RCA cable. No distortion, connection issues, or noticeable lag.

Worked when i got it. I wanted to use this to transmit audio from outdoor projector to indoor Yamaha receiver. I have 4 outdoor Polk Audio speakers in my yard. I tested the transmission the day I received it with an old Ipad and it was fine. The sound was not the best but it worked. So 33 days after ordering, I attempted to use it for movie night out by the pool, and sound only transmitted through the left side. 45 seconds later, sound switched to right side only. I checked all connections and could not get it working correctly. Luckily I had a MONSTER battery powered speaker that I hooked up to the projector and crystal clear sound. Now mind you, there were about 25 people in my backyard with cellphones, etc. So maybe the extra frequencies/devices interfered with the reception. I suggest you test it within the 30 days to see if it fits your set-up.

Funktioniert einwandfrei und empfehlenswert

Very happy with my purchase. They have been used to connect a Brennan b3+ in one room to a Naim qb2 in a different room, separated by thick stone walls. Easy to set up and had no problems at all.

No brainer Fonctionne nickel dès que branché Bonne transmission sans lag (utilisé pour un home cinéma)

As of this date, July 2026, the normal price of this item is $71.99. A 20% discount is available to apply at checkout. Additionally, this is a Next-Day delivery item with Prime, perfect for a last-minute gift or purchase. I received this wireless transmitter and receiver set to try out and tested it by connecting my projector to a surround sound system. My goal was to eliminate the long audio cable running across the room while maintaining good sound quality and minimal delay. The setup was straightforward. After powering both units, they paired automatically within seconds, and I had audio playing without any manual configuration. The included AUX and RCA connection options made it easy to integrate with my existing equipment. During testing, the connection remained stable, and the audio stayed synchronized with the video. I didn't notice any distracting latency while watching movies, which was one of my biggest concerns before trying it. Sound quality was clean, with no audible interference or dropouts during normal indoor use. The transmitter and receiver are compact enough to stay connected without creating cable clutter, and the independent volume controls are a useful feature when making quick adjustments. One thing worth noting is that this is not a Bluetooth adapter. It creates its own dedicated wireless link between the included transmitter and receiver, so it's designed for connecting audio equipment together rather than pairing with Bluetooth headphones or speakers. It's still too early to judge long-term reliability or how consistently the wireless connection will perform after extended use. Pros Setup is quick and automatic, with no complicated configuration required. The wireless connection remained stable during my testing, audio stayed synchronized with the video, and the AUX/RCA connectivity makes it compatible with a wide variety of home audio equipment. The compact size also helps reduce cable clutter. Cons This system only works with its included transmitter and receiver and cannot pair with Bluetooth devices. Both units require power, and the price may be higher than some users need for simple audio connections. Who this is for This is a great option for anyone wanting to connect a projector, TV, computer, or other audio source to a receiver, amplifier, soundbar, or surround sound system without running long audio cables across the room. Who it is not for It isn't suitable for users looking for a Bluetooth transmitter or receiver, or anyone expecting it to connect directly to wireless headphones or Bluetooth speakers. Durability / Build / Value perspective The units feel well-built and performed reliably throughout my testing. If your goal is to create a dedicated wireless audio connection between components, the performance justifies the price, although long-term durability can only be evaluated after extended use. Final verdict (TL;DR) This wireless audio kit performed exactly as I hoped, allowing me to connect my projector to a surround sound system without running long cables across the room. It was easy to set up, delivered stable, synchronized audio, and is a practical solution as long as you understand it's a dedicated wireless system rather than Bluetooth.

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