1Mii 2.4Ghz Wireless Audio Transmitter Receiver for TV, 320ft Long Range 20ms Low Delay HiFi Audio, Wireless Adapter Kit for Subwoofer/Powered Speaker/Stereo/Soundbar, RCA(3.5mm AUX) Out/Input

Works great, stream music perfecf, and easy setup

UPDATE Dec 2024 - I have now owned this set for almost 4 months. It still passes bandwidth to the amp that far exceeds my hearing. The received lives outside and has seen near 100 degree days, and now near freezing nights. It still pairs within seconds and works just like new. I am still very happy with it and highly recommend.Original review - Sept 2024. I have a 1990's "stereo/amp" that far exceeds most current soundbar options. I can play FM, Vinyl, Tape, TV Surround, Dolby, Streaming stereo, and more. I wanted to send ANY of these to an outside amp on my deck, without drilling holes and running wires. This set was the answer. I attached the transmitter to the "monitor out" port on my main audio amplifier, and attached the receiver to the outside amp's input. The devices are about 20 feet apart, and paired within seconds of power-up. The audio is slightly lower than other options on outside amp, but since I can now play ANY of my audio sources from the master audio switching amp, it's not an issue. This could be because of the level I am feeding the transmitter. The transmitted audio range seems fine, and I did not notice any latency or other problems. For MY specific setup(older equipment), I had to purchase a set of RCA to RCA cables, but everything else was included. I am very pleased with the build quality, functionality, ease of set-up and value of this item.

I tried everything that can be thought of to get this thing to work on a powered subwoofer. Nada. Zippo. I even tried a different powered subwoofer on an entirely different audio system in my bedroom. Same result. I got absolutely ZERO audio to either of the subs. Try some other transmitter/ receiver from a different company. This one isn't worth anyone's time nor money.

I have a stereo receiver powering two outdoor speakers connected to a surround receiver in the living room. To use the Zone 2 (whole house mode) I had to connect the stereo receiver in zone 2 to the living room receiver using long RCA cables. We moved into a new house making this a very big problem. These little 1Mii transmitters work great for getting my living room sound out to Zone 2 (outdoors).The only drawback is volume. Just like RCA cables, I need to turn the Zone 2 receiver volume up very high to get any sound at all. This is not a problem with the 1Mii transmitters because RCA was exactly the same.

For years I have been looking for a way to connect a portable speaker to my whole house audio so that I can have the exact music playing on all the hardwired channels, and also on a portable speaker out in on the grill island, etc. I tried many bluetooth devices and they all basically lack range, and the latency is always terrible. Even the latest aptX LL devices get out of sync with the digital signal and have drops, latency and plain old poor range through walls, when repositioning, etc.The 1 Mii 2.4 Ghz transmitter/receiver are a perfect solution. Plugged the transmitter into an output on my whole house audio. Grabbed a powered (bluetooth) speaker with an Aux in and plugged the receiver unit into Aux. (Not using any bluetooth.) I powered the 1 Mii receiver unit from a portable 5V power supply charger, so I did not need an outlet. Went to the furthest corner of my yard, maybe 100 feet through a cabinet, 2 interior walls and 1 thick stucco exterior wall, and it worked perfectly. I could even walk around with music playing without missing a beat. No latency that I can tell, and strong signal. Stereo audio sounds perfect. I will do a distance test later and possibly add to this review. And I am also going to try to power the 1 Mii receiver from the powered speaker at the same time as running the speaker, because most of these little speakers also act as a power bank. I will see how long the setup will run that way. Bottom line - I am throwing away the terrible bluetooth transmitter/receivers I invested in, and getting more of these to do dedicated wireless audio connections!Update 11/4/2022: Does not reconnect easily. Sometimes I need to re-pair the transmitter to the receiver. Very annoying. Dropping a star.

Worked great right out of the box. Using for a subwoofer, so I can't speak for audio quality above 120Hz or so, but for bass frequencies it is great. Hasn't caused any issues for my sub's auto-off functionality, which was one of my concerns. I'm placing it in another room from my receiver about 20ft away through a 5/8 drywall wall, and it has no connection issues. Also really nice for doing the sub crawl. You can place it anywhere you can get power to.

I’m a huge fan of 1Mii products for the quick reliable connections, superb audio quality with NO latency issues. As a professional DeeJay I have been using the Bluetooth receiver for well over year. I needed to expand my services for conferences and award ceremonies when a laptop 💻 is being used I use THIS solution from 1Mii to run that audio into my Yamaha or Mackie Mixer in my booth sending audio out of my PA system. I was looking at purchasing an Xvive U3 strictly for music NOT for a microphone. I over the weekend I ran this beloved 1Mii from my Mixer as the Transmitter and placed a Speaker outside (100ft+ from my location in the building) connected the other 1Mii Receiver into the 1/4” inputs which worked PERFECTLY. That was a first time trying it for DJ’ing however it will NOT be the last.I WISHED that they had rechargeable batteries…Guess I could buy/use 2 small battery banks really since the supplied USB-A to barrel plug 🔌 cables are fairly short.Overall this is a GREAT sounding product as others have repeated with a TON of versatile uses depending on your specific needs. For Pro Audio using RCA to 1/4 or RCA to XLR Male/XLR Female make this thing a GAME changer!