Avantree Audikast 3 Bluetooth TV Transmitter for 2 Headphones
Bluetooth TV transmitter connects two headphones simultaneously via optical or 3.5mm AUX with aptX-Adaptive low latency
- Channels2
- ConnectorsOptical TOSLINK, 3.5mm AUX
- Remote Controlfalse
- Works with Optical and AUX TV outputs
- Connects two Bluetooth headphones simultaneously
- Built-in volume controls on the transmitter
- aptX-Adaptive codec support for low latency
- Stable wireless range up to 100ft
Avantree Audikast 3 Dual Headphone Transmitter
The Avantree Audikast 3 connects TVs with Optical or 3.5mm AUX outputs to two Bluetooth headphones at once. It uses the QCC3056 chipset and supports aptX-Adaptive, aptX and SBC codecs for low-latency stereo sound. Power is drawn from any 5V USB source.
Households sharing one TV who want private listening
Couples or flatmates can watch together using separate headphones without disturbing others. Built-in volume buttons on the device itself solve the common problem of fixed-level Optical outputs that ignore the TV remote. Buyers whose TVs only offer HDMI ARC or eARC audio cannot use this transmitter.
Optical output must be set to PCM
When the TV is connected via Optical TOSLINK the audio format has to be configured as PCM or LPCM in the TV menu, otherwise no sound will pass through. The transmitter also works with 3.5mm AUX without this requirement. Headphones must support aptX-Adaptive or aptX to achieve the lowest latency.
Highlights
- Works with Optical and AUX TV outputs
- Connects two Bluetooth headphones simultaneously
- Built-in volume controls on the transmitter
- aptX-Adaptive codec support for low latency
- Stable wireless range up to 100ft
Specifications
| Brand | Avantree |
|---|---|
| Model | Audikast 3 |
| Part Number | BTTC-418P-3 |
| Channels | 2 |
| Connectors | Optical TOSLINK, 3.5mm AUX |
| Remote Control | false |
Questions about this item
What optical audio format does the Audikast 3 support and what TV setting is required?
It supports PCM and LPCM formats; the TV audio output must be set to PCM for the optical connection to work.
What are the physical dimensions and which audio ports does it use?
The unit measures 6.5cm by 5.5cm by 1.5cm and connects via Optical TOSLINK or 3.5mm AUX ports.
How is the Audikast 3 powered and what input rating should the USB supply meet?
It is powered via USB at 5V and requires a power source rated between 500mA and 2A.
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