EASIEST WAY TO GO BLUETOOTH!
Where has this been! Since my TV has only digital audio out, I had to buy an analog-to-digital adapter which I connected to an old Sharp mini-stereo system via RCA jacks and the TV via Toslink cable. I used a Sony wireless headset that I plugged into the earphone jack on the stereo. This setup allowed me to watch TV, most apps on the TV, my smart Blu-ray player, and my WD hard drive thru the Blu-ray player. Wanting to go Bluetooth, my son gave me a BT adapter that I plugged into earphone jack on the stereo (all other connections remained). Thus doing away with the old wireless headphones. I have the LG Tone 750 which I really love. This worked out great with the BT adapter. I could even fall asleep wearing them. Then my husband’s radios (he runs CB & ham) starting interfering with the headset. I could hear everything being said. Obviously, there were many arguments. So I started looking for a different setup & adapters. After days of searching, I found this HomeSpot device. I read as much as I could about how it works and asked about the frequency it runs on (which is thankfully nowhere near the radios frequencies). Awesome! This device comes with all the cables you’ll need for whatever way you want to set it up. I ordered 2, 1 also for my son who went wild when I shared the page with him. We couldn’t wait to try these out. It was so worth the wait!These connected to my headset right out of the box! Well, not right then. I plugged one end of the Toslink cable into the digital audio out on the TV and other into adapter, which is extremely small. Turned it on to pairing mode, turned on headset, and voila! I had great sound coming from the headset. Then I connected the USB cable to TV & device for charging. You can keep it like this all the time. I was done in less than 5 minutes. But the best & most important part was no more interference from the radios! Plus, the sound was amazing compared to when this headset was connected to the stereo. Problem solved by going all digital. No longer need the a-to-d adapter.A couple of things.1. Make sure your TV is set to PCM. Won’t work otherwise.2. It remembers last BT pairing, which is great. But it’ll be the first thing your headset will connect to, even if your phone’s BT is on. You have to turn adapter off if you want to use another BT device. As far as I know, this is just for smartphones since you can connect 2 other devices simultaneously.3. This adapter doesn’t work with smartphones. You’ll need a receiver with/out transmitter for this. If you get a call on your phone and BT is on, adapter will switch to phone, then back to headset, TV, speakers, or whatever you were on prior to call. This is a nice feature. My son has the iPhone 6S and it worked when he received a call. He talked on phone, then it switched back to his headphones to watch TV.As I said in the beginning, where was this device hiding?! It does everything you need to make items Bluetooth-capable. I am very glad I found this product. It’s the best thing I’ve gotten since my S7 Edge.1/21/17 UPDATE: Well I’m still loving this! Got a couple of new headsets. My fav is the Diskin stereo on-ear set. Paired immediately to adapter. Sound has amazing stereo. I’m sure this is due to being digital rather than analog.As requested, I’m adding pictures of how the adapter is connected to my TV. Sorry I couldn’t get toslink out from TV so you can see the tip. It’s in pretty tight. But you can see it here using link: https://www.amazon.com/AmazonBasics-Digital-Optical-Audio-Toslink/dp/B00NH11H38/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1485035987&sr=8-3&keywords=toslink+cableThis is basically what comes with the adapter, along with RCA, USB cables. It’s an all-inclusive kit.

Great Way to Add Bluetooth Capability to any Source Device Lacking Bluetooth
If I could give 4.5 stars, I would. This little device works great and provides the Bluetooth connectivity to my headsets and speakers that is lacking in my older Samsung Smart TV. It permits one to have up to two Bluetooth devices connected simultaneously. If you try to add a third, then the first paired device gets removed and cannot connect without pairing it again. In my configuration, I wanted to be able to have a choice between two headsets and a Bose speaker without the need to pair a device whenever I chose to use one that had been erased from its memory. Thus, I have bought a second one and using a fiber optic splitter I can have both connected at the same time giving me the ability to have up to four paired devices. Each device can, if I so desire, provide audio simultaneously and with no apparent latency. I am very impressed with this little device and it is indeed little. It has a built-in rechargeable battery but can also be powered via a USB port. I have mine powered by the USB ports on the television and as such, the HomeSpot device activates the moment the television is powered on.Bluetooth devices connected to my setup:1. Samsung Level U Pro ANC2. Blue Parrot S450-XT3. Bose Mini SoundlinkPros:1. Small form-factor2. Can operate on battery, thus portable3. Battery is USB rechargeable4. Comes with all the cables you need—USB, Digital Optical Fiber (TosLink), 3.5mm-to-3.5mm Audio, 3.5mm to RCA audio5. Very simple set up6. HD audio7. No apparent or perceptible latency issue but, too, I haven’t spent a lot of time checking this with any great detailCons:1. Very limited device memory—can be paired with only two devices simultaneously2. Bluetooth search time-out too short—if I don’t have my headset turned on before I turn on my television, I must press the Bluetooth button to active the search mode again.

It’s a very good product. It comes with all cables for a variety of connections.

Brilliant HD Bluetooth Audio Transmitter for any TV, includes Toslink. Very easy to set up and worked straight away first time. Very good range using headphones from room to room. With no signal lose. Blue tooth switches off when TV goes on standby. Charges off TV USB. No re-pairing required after turning off. Would recommend to anyone that has no Bluetooth built in their TV.