UGREEN Bluetooth 5.3 Adapter for PS5/PS5 Pro, USB-C Bluetooth Adapter with aptX/aptX HD/aptX Adaptive, Plug & Play, Supports Windows/macOS, PC, Laptop(Audio Only)

Works perfectly with a PlayStation 5 and shokz openmove bone conduction headphones. Have been trying to find a solution to the problem I have with headphones causing my tinnitus to be worse and this has worked for me. Big plus is it’s plug and play simple and no problems also has a good range.

I got this today for my boys ps5 to use Bluetooth headphones and it worked perfectly, just plugged this in and it paired straight away with the headset.

Did the job perfectly. Tks

Great item, but needed to also purchase an type c to a adapter to plug in front of the ps5 because this was the only place it seemed to work

The adapter is described to have AptX: HD, Adaptive, ADLL (Adaptive low latency), however the adapter itself on Windows just defaults to the standard bluetooth codec with no option to select Adaptive or Low latency, leaving around a 300ms responce time to a device that should allow for changing modes (As its stated support for windows and lists the different codecs with no disclaimer for the support on windows being so minimal and bad). After returning this and buying the Sennheiser BTD600 which states Adaptive low latency, this adapter allows for changing of bluetooth codecs and has allowed me to get a sub 100ms response time from the headphones (the latency isnt even noticable now). In reality this device is a cheap bluetooth dongle with terrible latency and is restricted to what I can only deduce is AAC/SBC at least on windows, you would get a similar if not better dongle for less than £5 elsewhere when it comes to using on a PC.

I bought this for my M4 Mac Mini (base model) after discovering that the built-in Bluetooth range was much weaker in comparison to the 2013 iMac it replaced. In fact, it's appalling.Setup was incredibly easy - I just plugged it in to the a USB-C port, selected it as the output device within the macOS sound settings, and my headphones paired immediately.The range is much better now so I am quite pleased. I can actually leave the room my computer is in and go to other rooms in my flat without losing connection, as was the case with the Mac Mini built-in Bluetooth.The dongle itself is very small so it's not a big deal having it in one of the USB-C ports. I do think the price is a bit steep at £20 for this (and that was a special offer price), but it does the job. But really, this should be in the £10 to £15 range for what it is. It seems like manufacturers want to charge a premium for USB-C instead of USB-A, but C is now the standard, so it's a poor excuse to charge more.If I have any further updates to add, I will be sure to do so (especially if I discover any negative points!).

Really good and loud

Came in a day connected in an instant and does what it says flawlessly. I wish I had bought one with a mic adapter but that’s my fault!Why buy £100 plus wireless headphone when you probably already own some!