jeffhawke
500+ Head-Fier
Has anybody had a chance to try this BT transmitter/receiver?
http://www.skywing-hk.com/cp/10-en.html
http://www.skywing-hk.com/cp/10-en.html
I'm interested also in the Radsone Earstudio http://majorhifi.com/radsone-earstudio-24-bit-hi-res-bluetooth-receiver-review/ but I cannot find it anywhere online. AFAIK, so far only the Indiegogo pledges have received it. It looks awesome on paper, with a very decent price.I was searching a bit on the Internet
Sky Wing is a company engaged mainly manufacturing bluetooth devices.
https://tytx.en.alibaba.com/?spm=a2700.8304367.topnav.1.57874791jgCpVj
Their retailers sell their products under the brand name Levn. But they are mainly producing as an OEM manufacturer. BTI-031 is sold on the Aliexpress under brand names EastVita or Ostart, on Amazon I found it under the name Elekele or Trond, or Viugreum on eBay.
Under the Sky Wing's brand Levn its selling on Aliexpress here https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Lev...Adapter-CSR-BC8675-APT-X-Low/32849513961.html
Sky Wing offer BTI-031 for wholesale purchase also with different specifications.
On Alibaba offer version with Bluetooth v5.0 and here its version with Bluetooth v5.0 and 350mAh battery
http://skywing.manufacturer.globals...st-BT5.0-APTX-HD-high-quality-low-latency.htm But this version I have not found to sell on the internet.
Bluetooth 5.0 version with 160mAh battery i find on Zapals https://www.zapals.com/bti-031-2-in-1-bluetooth-v5-0-audio-adapter-transmitter-receiver.html , but this eshop has a lot of negative ratings and it's untrustworthy for me.
Now I need one BT aptx transmitter/receiver, so I'm probably going to buy Levn from Aliexpress. There are still very few devices with aptx HD on the market. And BTI-031 is interesting and inexpensive. I want to test wireless transmission between PC or phone and my headphones and at first I do not need an expensive devices.
How the usage of aptx hd can be detected, f.i. when using an android device?
Or if you pair the phone for example with Inateck BR1006 recever/transmitter, LED indicates, with which transmission protocol the devices are paired.
https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1300607/Inateck-Br1006.html?page=5#manual
I did not find the BTI-031 manual, so I do not know, if the LED can indicate the use of aptx HD.
BTI-031 indicates the codec used by blinking the LED as well:
4 blinks every 5s: aptX-HD
3 blinks every 5s: aptX-LL
2 blinks every 5s: aptX
1 blink every 5s: SBC
It's written in (paper) manual that comes with the device.
BTI-031 indicates the codec used by blinking the LED as well:
4 blinks every 5s: aptX-HD
3 blinks every 5s: aptX-LL
2 blinks every 5s: aptX
1 blink every 5s: SBC
It's written in (paper) manual that comes with the device.
Although late, but I will add:How's it sound? It's the cheapest HD so far, since it's actually an r&d OEM.
Although late, but I will add:
5 blinks every 5s: AAC
... and sounds really great for this price, no noise, quite bright sound. Now I use it mostly as BT reciever in my car, but I used it earlier as a transmitter from ipod to headphones too, It's cool, really small device, with a very useful volume/media control, so only digital in/out missingIdeal solution to upgrade any wired headphones to AptX HD wireless!
If someone is interested in what's inside, I did some pictures.
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