you are saying that this is a "Transmitter" - I dont think this is correct, the Fiio BTR5 is a receiver not a transmitter. it can only receive Bluetooth signal, it cannot transmit it.
FiIO BTR5
DAC Transmitter - portable, with headphone amplifier, dual DAC ES9218P, built-in XMOS chip, DSD decoding, Bluetooth 5.0
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FiIO BTR5
Discontinued
FiIO BTR5
FiiO has come up with a novelty, which is the highest class of Bluetooth receivers with a converter and a headphone amplifier. This will help you to make your headphones wireless, even if they are not. You connect the headphones to the BTR5 amplifier and pair it with your phone. The BTR5 allows you to make calls even with headphones that do not have their own microphone. In addition, you can use the buttons to control the volume and music playback. Thanks to the quality battery, you will be able to enjoy listening for up to 9 hours. Compared to the BTR3, it is equipped with a higher version of Bluetooth, a larger battery capacity, a new DAC dual chip and a larger weight.
Key features of the FiiO BTR5 DAC converter
- The BTR5 DAC converter turns any plugs into wireless headphones
- Equipped with a microphone for easy telephony with headphones
- The BTR 5 transmitter has a removable rear clip
- Output power up to 33 mW
- Endurance on one charge up to 9 hours
Useful functions of the BTR5 converter
The BTR5 converter allows you to pair with two music sources at once. The FiiO BTR5 will delight you with several preset equalizer curves that allow you to tune the sound to your liking. The BTR5 has one of the most advanced versions of Bluetooth, 5.0. The converter has a high-quality built-in battery with a power of 550 mAh, so a full charge will take you only an hour and a half.
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