Bluetooth Adapter For Wired Speakers

[Bluetooth] I am using the speakers with a desktop and a laptop setup. The desktop is hard wired via the green colored sound jack. The laptop connects via Bluetooth. Both work just right and provide an easy way to share one set of speakers. (my computers share the monitors and peripherals via a KVM switch). The only hang up was that it took patience and repeated attempts to get the laptop to recognize the speakers in Bluetooth setup. However, now that its been recognized, I don't have to repeat the process. Sound is very good (not audiophile quality, but quite passable for computer speakers).

[14 W RMS ] This is my second pair of speakers loves them I have the Bluetooth and the hard wired speaker. My kids love it.

[0.045 lb] Connects laptop to wired speakers

[USB-C] Love it! I like that it’s Bluetooth and and has a aux cable, just in case I want it to be wired. The sound is great.

[2] Best bang for your buck’s excellent Bluetooth speakers

[Yes] I have a ton of Vello shutter remotes/intervalometers; wired, wireless, bluetooth.... I like the wired ones because, essentially, they never fail unless the batteries are dead. The other ones I have, something always seems to go wrong when I need the thing. The corded ones haven't failed me yet!

[0.15 lb] I already have a pair of traditional wired ATH-M50X but decided to treat myself to the bluetooth version. They are basically the same headphone I already have, but without a cord. They do come with a cord, but it is quite short and isn't coiled. They come with a USB charging cord that is VERY short at about 14 inches. I find this a little too short, but it gets the job done. The instructions were a little TOO simple and consisted of just images and very little text. It was enough to get me started, but there was no information for any sort of troubleshooting. As this is my first bluetooth device, a little more information would have been helpful. The problem I had was once I connected with the transmitter that connects to my 'legacy' equipment, that was the sole device the headphone wanted to connect to. It took a little fiddling around to figure out how to get the headphone to connect to my laptop and cell phone. It would have been nice to have troubleshooting instructions. All that being said, the headphones sound as great as the wired version. I haven't had any problems with interference or a dropped signal. My house isn't very big so I can't really get out of range without going outside which I haven't tried yet to see how far the signal reaches. Great Headphones!!

[6.25 lb] Though I could use a wired MIDI interface, having a bluetooth version makes the setup time minimal to interact with my computer or iPad. Not having to do any work to start sequencing makes this tool a joy.

[12.2 oz / 347 g] Finally a native wirelesses remote control for an Olympus/OM System camera. Great for long exposures, self portraits and time-lapse. Keep in mind that if the remote control is connected via bluetooth the remote camera application on your phone will not work simultaneously, likewise you can not get GPS data from your phone via bluetooth. It is fully compatible only with OM-1 (works both wireless and wired). However, it can also work wired with certain older Olympus cameras (OM-D mk II &III, OM-D E-M1X). Its range is around 20-25 feet, it is an IP57 dustproof and splashproof rated construction.

[Mechanical] It does the job. I prefer wired keyboards as there don't require batteries nor fiddling with Bluetooth and multiple devices.