UGREEN USB-C Bluetooth Adapter for PS5, Bluetooth 5.3 Audio Adapter with APTX Low Latency & aptX-Adaptive, Wireless Audio Transmitter to Connect Wireless Headphones & Earbuds

Works great with sony earbuds and ps5

Great product, I highly recommend it.

Great little USB C Bluetooth dongle, if you’ve a decent set of Bluetooth headphones then using them instead of buying overpriced Sony PS branded one’s makes this a bargain. Arrived next day, plugged it in, activated pairing mode on my Senneheiser Momentum 4 and it connected within seconds. You can also create a 3D profile for your headset in the PS5 menu and I’ve had no issues at all, connects first time, sound quality has been superb with no lag or connectivity issues. Can’t beat them for less than 20 quid.

I thought this was a ordinary bt dongle, but it is only for sound. Which is fine in ny case som far. I guess i didnt read the description so thats on me. But I cant get the two-way (w microphone) mode working. Hence only 4 stars

Works with most of my Bluetooth earbuds. No need to waste 200 or over on pulse earbuds that have low battery. Great product!!

Absolutely fantastic BT audio adapter. Heads up, this is only for connecting bluetooth headphones, speakers, etc. It won't work with mice, keyboards, or the like. However, it's functionality as a bluetooth audio adapter is FANTASTIC, especially for the price. See, unlike a regular bluetooth adapter, it does not show up as bluetooth in Windows. Instead, Windows sees it as an audio output, like a soundcard. All the bluetooth functionality is handled between the adapter and the audio device (headphones, speakers, etc). Most bluetooth audio adapters work like this. What makes the UGREEN stand out is that you can SEE and CONTROL what codec is being used. By default, it's going to connect at the best quality that it can. Each time you press the button on the adapter, it goes one step down on that codec quality ladder. 1. aptX Adaptive-HQ (High Quality) 2. aptX Adaptive-LL (Low Latency, good for gaming & audio/video sync) 3. aptX HD (previous generation of aptX than Adaptive, so a little lower quality than Adaptive-HQ) 4. aptX 5. SBC (The old school bluetooth audio codec that almost everything is compatible with but has such a low bitrate that it sounds tinny and bad) Cool, right? You can also SEE what mode it's using. The light on the adapter glows depending on what mode you're in. 1. Green = aptX Adaptive-HQ 2. Cyan = aptX Adaptive-LL (like a pale greenish-blue) 3. Purple = aptX HD 4. Yellow = aptX 5. Blue = SBC (like a deep blue, it's easy to see and hear the difference in this and the aptX Adaptive-LL's cyan) This feature alone, being able to switch the coded and the color showing so you KNOW which codec you're using, letting you peer into the black box so you KNOW which codec is being used is what makes the UGREEN adapter the best bang for the buck. Sure, the Creative BT-W6 has an app that lets you set and control this, but it's more than 2x the cost.