Geek Daily Deals 090819 Bluetooth transmitter receiver

Geek Daily Deals September 8, 2019: Bluetooth Transmitter and Receiver for $25 Today!

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Geek Daily Deals 090819 Bluetooth transmitter receiverSend or receive wireless audio between any two devices with this Bluetooth transmitter and receiver for just $25 Today!

You can use two of these as the solution to hooking your record player up to AirPlay, too! TaoTronics Bluetooth 5.0 Transmitter and Receiver, 2-in-1 Wireless 3.5mm Adapter (aptX Low Latency, 2 Devices Simultaneously, For TV/Home Sound System):

  • LOW DELAY: aptX Low Latency for High-fidelity Stereo Sound, lag-free content streaming in transmitter mode. Low Latency supported Bluetooth receiver is required.
  • MAKE IT TWO: Upgraded 2-in-1 Bluetooth V5.0 transmitter can be paired with two Bluetooth receivers (like headphones + speakers) simultaneously. Note: aptX Low Latency does NOT support Dual Link mode.
  • ALWAYS ON: TaoTronics Bluetooth 2-in-1 Adapter continuously streams even while charging. Built-in battery for up to 10 hours use – enjoy your favorite wireless content all the time.
  • BLUETOOTH EVERYWHERE: In Transmitter mode, turn a non-Bluetooth TV, PC, CD player, iPod, MP3 / MP4 into Bluetooth transmitter. Receiver mode: Ideal for home or vehicle music streaming sound system.
  • PURE SOUND: aptX audio codec for a richer and deeper sound experience. Listen to CD-like audio quality at no compromise. Plus, 12 + 6 month extended warranty and 24/7 friendly customer service.

Get one for just $25 today!

 

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