Can this adapter transmit signals from my PC to bluetooth headphones? Can it also receive signals from bluetooth devices, like phones or tablets?
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Dear Daniel,Thank you for your question regarding our BTD-400 Bluetooth adapter. The BTD-400 is a bidirectional Bluetooth adapter and will work with your Bluetooth headphones. It will also work with phones and tablets. Please contact us at support@kinivo.com if you have any additional questions.Thank you,Kinivo Product SupportEmail: support@kinivo.comToll Free: 1-855-4Kinivo (1-855-454-6486)Live Chat: http://support.kinivo.com(Mon-Fri: 9am-5pm Pacific)
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I have used it to send a signal from my pc/tablet to Bluetooth headphones and it works great. I have not tried to use it to send a signal from my phone to my pc/tablet.
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I believe it will. That's the purpose of this device, provide Bluetooth sending/receiving capability to non-enabled devices. I have not tried this with a laptop or PC but have used it successfully with a stereo receiver and MP3 player. Just plug it into the headphone jack and follow the pairing directions, worked fine for me. Good luck.
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I haven't tried, but being just a transmitter and only plugging into the speaker (or headphone) jack of an PC/appliance, I don't think this device has the capability of receiving signal from your bluetooth mic on your headset. Hope this helps.
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Should work fine with just any Bluetooth enabled device out there. It works here with one android phone, ipad tablet and a toslink adapter, the latter so that I can stream TV audio to my headphones.
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in the event your pc or notebook does not have bluetooth, you can get bluetooth adapters that work via USB (like Kinivo Btd-400 Bluetooth 4.0 USB Adapter for Windows 8/Windows 7/Vista ), or via 3.5mm audio (like VicTsing Portable USB Bluetooth Audio Music Streaming Receiver Adapter with 3.5 mm Stereo Output Black )... (i've used neither of these, btw, though i have used iClever® Portable Wireless Bluetooth Stereo Receiver for All 3.5mm Audio-in Speaker Systems Such as Portable Speakers, Headphones, Home stereo, Car Music Sound Systems ) in the event your pc or notebook does not have bluetooth, you can get bluetooth adapters that work via USB (like Kinivo Btd-400 Bluetooth 4.0 USB Adapter for Windows 8/Windows 7/Vista ), or via 3.5mm audio (like VicTsing Portable USB Bluetooth Audio Music Streaming Receiver Adapter with 3.5 mm Stereo Output Black )... (i've used neither of these, btw, though i have used iClever® Portable Wireless Bluetooth Stereo Receiver... » Read More in the event your pc or notebook does not have bluetooth, you can get bluetooth adapters that work via USB (like Kinivo Btd-400 Bluetooth 4.0 USB Adapter for Windows 8/Windows 7/Vista ), or via 3.5mm audio (like VicTsing Portable USB Bluetooth Audio Music Streaming Receiver Adapter with 3.5 mm Stereo Output Black )... (i've used neither of these, btw, though i have used iClever® Portable Wireless Bluetooth Stereo Receiver for All 3.5mm Audio-in Speaker Systems Such as Portable Speakers, Headphones, Home stereo, Car Music Sound Systems ) « Show Less
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This device is primarily plug and play. It really depends on the computer you use it in. As long as there are no restrictions on the use of Bluetooth with your device, you should have no problems obtaining the drivers automatically. My initial problem was understanding how Bluetooth worked with my computer and not with the device itself. My computer has no internal Bluetooth capability and that is why this device works well. It allows your computer to address the adapter as it would any device it manages, including the option to update drivers if it is called for.
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I bought mine to stream music from my works non Bluetooth enabled PC. Could not get it to connect to my Bluetooth ear buds.
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Be advised that this is a Bluetooth RECEIVER, not transmitter. I use it to stream audio FROM my handhelds/tablets TO my speaker system at home. (The adapter itself is connected to my speakers via miniplug/RCA.) I broadcast audio from the TV wirelessly using Sennheiser RS170 headphones, which allows for multiple headsets and has much higher fidelity that Bluetooth.
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It's unlikely to work with bluetooth (when paired to my phone, it only picks up calls, it doesn't stream music or game audio) Through the cable should work fine, assuming other USB headsets work. You obviously wouldn't have the drivers, but all PC's I've tested it on have worked plug-and-play.
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The 3.5mm input jack is on the right side of the adapter. It's black in color so it may be difficult to locate at first glance. I use it for my MP3 player. I do not believe this device is Bluetooth compatible. Hope that answers your question. Enjoy.
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No, this will not help a weak Bluetooth signal, you need to get a different Bluetooth device.
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It should works with wverithing that can send signal via bluetooth. But you can also connect a 1.8mm audio cable from pc to the speaker
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Yes, it works great. I use the device on my pc and connect to a Bose bluetooth speaker.
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If you are asking whether you can stream audio from your phone/tablet/computer to the receiver using Bluetooth, you can do this by using a BT adapter. I found the Homespot BTADP-233 to be perfect for this. Ileave it on all the time. In my case, it remembers being paired with four different devices.
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This device does not support such a feature. It only receives bluetooth. Also you may be able to find a small 3.5mm headphone jack to bluetooth adapter that looks like a small rectangular plastic box with a wire coming out of it.
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Great question. It all depends on your Bluetooth adapter on your desktop. It works excellent with my Note 3 but works like garbage with the $10 Bluetooth adapter I bought. So all depends on the adapter I suppose. The sound quality is amazing regardless.
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am hoping that i'm not steering you wrong here but, so far, i've found that this thing has linked easily to every bluetooth capable device i own (tablet, laptop, smartphone). after reading your question, i looked up the specs/description on your device as i wasn't familiar with it - can't imagine why it would not link up and work well for you.