AvantreeDG60P - Long Range Bluetooth Audio Adapter for PS5, PS4, PC, Laptop, Mac, aptX-Adaptive and Low Latency, 24-bit HD Wireless Dongle for Connecting Headphones, Speakers

I bought this to use with some Bose Ultra Headphones, the official Bose adapter was out of stock and twice the price. It connects over AptX adaptive, the connection seems solid, the sound quality high, and the latency low. Quite happy 👍

It seems to function with my ps5 unfortunately I cannot comment if audio is any good as for some reason my Bluetooth sound bar dislikes connecting with it. But I am sure the issues with soundbar and not the device

Didn't work

Very easy to setup and I can use my B&O headphones with the PS5 now

My main reason for getting this was to let me use my new wireless bluetooth headphones with my PC for playing music via streaming services etc, rather than having to keep my phone on and chewing through the battery on that. For this purpose I can confirm it works a treat.Installation was easy - just slide the switch to desired use (music for higher quality bit rate/codecs for music, gaming for lower latency so less delay on sounds you hear vs what's happening on screen... could be best setting for watching videos on your PC too). No drivers needed installed on Windows10, it really is just plug and play and the DG60P was auto selected as default audio device by my OS.Note that you do need to deep dive into your sound settings to get the best from this device. In there I could choose from 41Khz, 48KHz and 96KHz audio quality settings... I personally found the 48KHz setting a little glitchy but no issues on the other two and both sounded good quality on my Grado GW100X wireless headphones.The volume setting is a bit strange to me as it appeared to be locked between the windows volume slider and the up/down buttons on my headphones. I usually prefer to have the digital volume on my device always high (~96%) and the volume on my headphones low/increase as required, but basically have to keep the windows volume slider low or they are just too loud... not a huge deal and getting used to it.The bluetooth range is billed as "[ULTRA-LONG RANGE] Transmit audio up to 164ft/50m outdoors or 100ft/30m indoors for excellent connection and sound quality on the move." and while the range is good it's not significantly better than my phone tbh. Moving around my house I can get a couple feet further away before the music playback starts to break up, but I'm only around 10m away from source at this point. I'll experiment some more with the antenna placement and report back if I make further improvements. But that said... no complaints about the quality of the music playback from this device... it sounds at least as good as streaming from my phone, and holds a stable signal for slightly further range than my phone so happy so far..

This is quite a niche product but works brilliantly when needed, I use a couple of Nvidia Shield Pro’s which I like to connect by bluetooth headphones to for late night listening but their in built bluetooth is awful as it causes all sorts of issues with playback when using the bluetooth, so the DG60P saves the day as it connect to one of the USB ports and syncs with headphones easily and no more issues with playback.Also on the Shield I have set a quick menu so I can turn it on and off quickly and also as a bonus the volume control works for the bluetooth when switched across to USB

I didn't realise this plug and play device was actually detected as a sound card which feeds the Bluetooth section with external antenna. But as it says - Audio onlyEasy P&P, but I hardly think you will get the advertised range 30/50m. I tested in a wide , long office, line of sight and it started dropping out at 20m to a pair of SHOKZ headphones, but within range it sounded clear and will be mainly used for conf calls where I can nip to the tearoom while in a meeting . lol

Can use these on my PS5 and have an immersive surround sound experience!

This dongle performs wonderfully for audio quality, range, and has exceptionally low latency in "low latency" mode.I upgraded from a Momentum 3 with a Creative BT-W3 dongle for atpX Low Latency. I compared the Sennheiser BTD 600 Bluetooth adapter vs. the Avantree DG60P for the purposes of wireless PC gaming on Windows 11 with aptX Adaptive on a Sennheiser Momentum 4 Wireless.The BTD600 on firmware 1.22.0 has about 100ms more latency than the Avantree DG60P in LL mode. Surprisingly, the DG60P only manages an extra 5-10 meters of range over the BTD600 despite the antenna. The DG60P seems to win/tie on all fronts including price. You also get the benefit of instantly switching to aptX-HD whenever you want, if you can hear the difference. The BTD600 only wins on portability and comes with a USB-C adapter. Since I need headphones for wireless PC gaming and I'm sensitive to latency, I'm returning the BTD600 and keeping the DG60P.IMPORTANT: disable the microphone in your windows settings! If you don't, the audio quality will be terrible. This was the exact same situation with both dongles.

Es muy fácil de instalar, y funciona a la perfección con mis audífonos Bluetooth. Solo me gustaría que tuviera un poquito más de rango pero eso es solo cosa mía.

Works exactly as advertised so long as you have a compatible bluetooth headset to use with it. If you do not have LL support but want stable longrange ish wireless audio, look for the DG60 instead, same device, without the LL support (instead use faststream) but also cheaper.When combined with headset supporting both HD and LL, you can easily toggle between the 2 at will by moving the switch on the device, when in "gaming mode" youll see less than 50ms latency on the audio (tested using a wired mic then listening to the delay between making a sound and it playing in headset).On music mode, the delay is similar to any other headset, that is around 200-400ms.I did notice the occasional popping in LL especially when using other Bluetooth devices at the same time, nothing horrible and kinda expected when theres almost no buffer involved.All in all, using this makes it way less annoying to use aptx LL, since you can toggle freely between low latency and HD mode. unlike trying to use the same directly on bluetooth, where i had to use a custom tool just to switch the codec on the headset, and then reconnect it to apply everytime.

Bin von den Sennheiser TW3/4 auf Technics EAH-AZ60M2EK umgestiegen. Ich muss sagen, dass ich bis jetzt noch nie was besseres gehört habe. Mit dem gewöhnlichen Bluetooth 5.4/5.3 lassen sich leider die 24bit/96 kHz nicht schalten. Erst mit dem Avantree DG60P sind zusätzliche Profile freigegeben, um das ganze Potenzial meiner Ohrenhöhrer spüren lassen.

werkt gewoon perfect. That's it!!