C28 Car wireless Transmitter-Receiver Aux 5.0 Bluetooth adapter unbox

C28 Bluetooth transmitter and receiver. It is a compact device that allows you to add Bluetooth functionality to non-Bluetooth devices or enhance the capabilities of existing Bluetooth-enabled devices.
As a transmitter, the C28 can connect to a non-Bluetooth audio source such as a TV, computer, or MP3 player and wirelessly transmit the audio signal to Bluetooth headphones, speakers, or other compatible devices. This allows you to enjoy your audio content without the need for wired connections.
As a receiver, the C28 can be connected to a non-Bluetooth audio device such as a car stereo, home audio system, or wired headphones. It enables these devices to receive audio wirelessly from Bluetooth-enabled devices like smartphones, tablets, or laptops. This allows you to stream music or other audio content from your Bluetooth devices to your non-Bluetooth audio equipment.
The C28 Bluetooth transmitter receiver likely supports Bluetooth 5.0 or a similar version, providing a stable and reliable wireless connection. It may offer a range of up to 10 meters (approximately 33 feet) for wireless transmission. The device have a built-in rechargeable battery for portable use or can be powered through a USB connection.

[@djfunky608]

Thank for that video merry chrismas

[@prosperityokechukwu1503]

Can it be used to simply send signals to earphone?

[@toot9738]

Can you use this to connect to a bluetooth subwoofer?

[@user-oi5jd9mr8h]

How do I put it into receiving mode ???

[@hover8642]

You use the switch that says RX to TX and switch it to RX

[@HarryPotter-kz6kl]

Those things are utter junk. Yes it kinda works, but if you enjoy music get a TUNAI Firefly or a Palovue Linkflow, the first one can utilise the LDAC codec the second one is much cheaper and can use the APTX codec. I have both so can recommend them wholeheartedly they work so well they can even improve the sound quality on cheap Bluetooth speakers that have an AUX input. Paired with a quality speaker the leap in sound quality is night and day. If you lack a discerning ear and are happy with hissing and reduced volume that these cheaply produced products produce then by all means crack on.

[@DivineFate900]

It works on mine. For now.

[@inimayhiro7758]

@@DivineFate900does still work good? Hows the sound quality

[@DivineFate900]

@@inimayhiro7758 Depending on what Bluetooth speaker you have, or what device you have, the quality seems good

[@aldoalanis2259]

It has a delay but otherwise fine

[@trext888]

Hi, may i know if this could connect to a tv aux port (and use tx mode) and i use my ipod or other bluetooth headset to connect?

[@IgoOrLee]

Do you need to charge it

[@Meliodas.Dragon1]

Yes

[@IgoOrLee]

@@Meliodas.Dragon1 that is stupid ☹️ I will rather have my bluetooth 12v adapter and put it in car lighter