UGREEN 45008 USB-C Bluetooth 5.3 Audio Transmitter
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UGREEN 45008 USB-C Bluetooth 5.3 Audio Transmitter

Add wireless audio to your compatible gaming console or computer with the UGREEN 45008 USB-C Bluetooth audio transmitter. Connect the adapter to your source device and pair your Bluetooth headphones or speaker to enjoy games, music and videos without a headphone cable running back to the device.

The BT501 model supports PS5, Nintendo Switch and Windows/macOS computers. Its supported audio codecs include SBC, aptX, aptX HD and aptX Adaptive, with the available codec depending on your headphones. The specified wireless range is up to 10 metres in an unobstructed environment; walls and interference can reduce performance.

Q&A

1. Which devices can I use with the UGREEN 45008?
It supports PS5, Nintendo Switch and Windows/macOS computers with a suitable USB-C connection.

2. How do I connect my Bluetooth headphones?
Plug in the transmitter, put your headphones into pairing mode and allow them to connect. Select the adapter as your device’s audio output if required.

3. How do I set it up on PS5?
Open Settings > Sound > Audio Output, select the UGREEN USB headset device and turn off “Switch Output Device Automatically”.

4. Does the adapter need charging?
No separate charging is required. It receives power through the connected USB-C port.

5. Does it support high-quality and low-latency audio?
It supports aptX HD and aptX Adaptive alongside SBC and aptX. Your headphones must support the same codec to use it. Actual delay depends on the equipment and connection.

6. Can I use my headset microphone?
A regional product listing states that double-clicking the multifunction button enables Bluetooth calling mode. Microphone operation depends on the headset, source device and application; confirm support if voice chat is essential.

7. Can two pairs of headphones connect at the same time?
The product listing specifies that dual-device pairing is not supported.

8. Does it work with AirPods Pro 2?
The regional product listing explicitly identifies AirPods Pro 2 as incompatible.