MEE audioConnect Air in-Flight Bluetooth Wireless Audio Transmitter Adapter for up to 2 AirPods/Other Headphones; Works with All 3.5mm Aux Jacks on Airplanes, Gym Equipment, TVs, & Gaming Consoles

I've used this for many months to watch TV with Bluetooth hearing aids. Good battery life. Minimal or no lag time and pairs easily each time. No negatives from me.

Great buy of great quality, easy to setup, good range and value for money. I always travel with this on planes and is a lifesaver.

Product works well and I like its size, but I do have trouble connecting the second set of earbuds to the device, it seems to keep wanting to kick off the first set instead of using the second available. I have had for 2 years and travel a lot for work and they have never failed me. After two years, I have noticed the battery not holding a charge as much as it used to.

I started using this Bluetooth dongle to connect my Bose headphones to the entertainment system on airplanes when I travel. The dongle is small and easy to pack with my headphones, charges fairly quickly, was easy to pair, and works well with my headphones. Battery life also seems to be pretty good. I use my headphones on a plane for almost 10 hours, and the battery indicator only went from four lights to three lights meaning it still had 75% of battery left, which is incredibly good battery life as far as I’m concerned. Sound quality was also good, although since I was using this device on a plane which has quite a bit of and being ambient noise, to begin with, it is really hard to tell whether it improves or diminishes sound quality. If there is one thing I might change, is that I have the impression that sound volume decreases when using this dongle compared to plugging the headphones directly into the audio jack of the seatback entertainment system. However, the volume was not so low that it prevented me from hearing the dialogue or enjoying the movies or TV shows. Therefore, all in all, I think it is a great device that works exactly as expected. Oh, and the Bluetooth connection seem to be strong and it never once disconnected from my headphones during the entire trip.

I bought this transmitter because I had recently purchased AirPods Pro 2 (APP2), and my previous transmitter would not work with them. This appears to be a common complaint and very few Bluetooth Transmitters, currently, support the APP2 (but earlier AirPods seem to be easily supported). I can confirm the MEE transmitter works flawlessly with my APP2.Additionally, I tested the dual headphone feature by connecting the APP2 as well as a pair of Jabra 85t buds to the MEE transmitter at the same time. This was also a simple process, and both pairs had no issue connecting the MEE simultaneously. There was a slight difference in delay between the two pairs of headphones, but this is to be expected.An obvious, but worth noting, feature (or lack there of) is any volume control built into the MEE. So if you are using headphones that do not have volume control on the headphones (such as the original AirPods line) you will need to set the volume by connecting them to a traditional Bluetooth TX source (phone, tablet, etc.) and adjust the volume to the setting you with to use with the MEE. In the scenario I mentioned about, both the APP2 and Jabra 85t have on device volume control, so this was no issue. HOWEVER, I was very impressed that when using the MEE with two headphones/earbuds simultaneously, the volume control on each set of headphones was independent of the other device. Meaning I could increase/decrease the volume on the APP2 while having the Jabra volume stay constant. Before purchasing the MEE I had tested a few other similar Bluetooth transmitters, and the volume control was not independent (adjust volume on headphone #1 would also adjust the volume on headphone #2). I feel as if this is a necessary feature when using for dual connections, and glad the MEE supports it.Key Takeaways: Works with AirPods Pro 2, and when using two headsets the volume on each headset can be controlled independently.

Turns on but doesn't connect most times. And when it does the volume is sooo low on this device. My headphones work perfectly with every other Bluetooth item I have. But this never pairs well. Wasted money. Save yours.

One devices connected fine, but wasn’t able to connect the second. So I’d say it did 50% of what it said it could do.

If you're like me, you're a bit skeptical of brands you've never heard of, and you can't find reviews of online. So I was hesitant to buy the MEE audio Connect Air in-Flight Bluetooth Wireless Audio Transmitter Adapter. To be honest the only reason I was considering it, was the other option, the AirFly Pro, was significantly more expensive (at the time), and this device claimed to do the same thing. To be fair, I managed to get this when it was a Lightening Deal for just $37. So on one hand their was the AirFly Pro, which their are loads of reviews of online, and there was this, which was cheaper. Thanks to Amazon Prime's easy return policy I decided to take a chance, and I'm glad I did. I've used this now on several flights with different airlines, all without a single issue. Some planes had single audio jacks and some had the older style twin audio jacks. It worked with both, and no, you don't need an extra adapter to use it with the twin audio jack. If you find you're only getting sound in one ear with the twin jack, you just need to plug it into the other jack hole. The battery life is outstanding. I really can't say how long it lasts, but I've used it on back to back L.A. to New York flights without recharging. I've experienced no sound lag and the sound quality is very good. If you're curious, I was using it with a Bose QC45 headset. The only issue I had was getting the initial pairing to work, and I'm confident I was doing something wrong, because once I played with it a bit it, it works fine and re-pairs consistently. I can't say if this is better than the AirFly Pro, because I haven't tried that one, but I can say that the MEE audio Connect Air in-Flight Bluetooth Wireless Audio Transmitter works great, and I didn't realize how liberating it is to be able to lose the audio cable on flight until I used a wireless adapter (although I do still travel with an audio cable, just in case).