RHA Wireless Flight Adapter: Bluetooth 5 Audio Transmitter

I've been using the RHA now for 3 months and have done 4 long haul flights with it in combination with a pair of Bose QC35ii headphones. It's a great combination. I use the RHA to connect either the inflight entertainment system or my iPad to the headphones. Connections are quick and easy, sound transmission and reception are excellent. Having no wires is a huge bonus.One really good feature of the RHA is that the connectors can swivel allowing the unit to sit very neatly as flat as possible against the inflight screen. This reduces the risk of it getting knocked off by fellow passengers or passing cabin crew.Battery life is very good easily covering a 10-hour flight. The short USB-C cable provide allows in flight charging whilst listening.One suggestion: I've taped a short, orange "streamer" (essentially a post-it note strip) on to the RHA to make it a bit more obvious. I would hate to get off the plane and realise I've left it being - which would be easy to do.If you fly a lot and have wireless headphones, the RHA is a no-brainer.

So good, I now have two. Both paired successfully and easily with my Sony WH-1000XM2 and my wife's Soundcore Liberty Air 2 Pro head phones. We used them on two 8 hour long haul flights. Sound quality was good, there were no lip sync issues and the battery life was excellent (only half depleted on mine and I'd used it for pretty much the entire 8 hours). Also, it was so nice to not worry about wires to the back of the seat in front for once.It is more expensive than others, but it works. I purchased a KitSound one, which wouldn't pair with any device, so sent it back. The RHA was a great purchase and I'd recommend.

Arrived well packaged early last week. The unit was slightly smaller than expected...really nice and compact. Charged it up with the included short USB-A/USB-C cable. Put it into pairing mode and paired my Bose N700 headphones in less than a minute. No problems at all. It fits nicely inside the headphones case as well. At the end of last week I was on a long haul overnight flight from Amsterdam to Luanda so I had a chance to try it out. The headphone socket was at the bottom of the screen on the back of the seat in front. With the connectors at right angles to the unit, it sat flat against the seat back so no chance of it being knocked or damaged by anyone getting in or out of the seat next to me. Watched a 2 hour movie before falling asleep. I checked carefully for any lag and there was a very very tiny amount...not noticeable at all unless you are really looking for it. Sound quality was good. Overall, a very useful bit of kit and does the job very well. A few more long haul flights to take over the next couple of months, so it will be getting a good work out. Well recommended!

Very neat, looks and feels well made. Had minor problem getting it to connect to headphones first time but that was butterfingers fault! Should have followed pairing instructions supplied with headphones. Doh! When I did the device connected in about three seconds. Sound quality is good and I like the fact that you can choose single or double phono plug. I primarily purchased this for using my bluetooth headphone on a flight so that part not tested yet for transmission and battery life so hence 4 stars. I cant imagine any problems so giving a virtual 5 stars.

This is a great product I use this for my Nintendo switch and I have never experienced any lag using my headphones. The only thing is that my headphones automatically pair to my phone if it is nearby but that may just be my headphones.

I certainly helps eliminate the wires and makes listening lot easier, sound quality at times drops and establishing connectivity is not the simplest. However once connected there are no issues or connection drops. I would recommend it

This product would be great if it did the one thing it is most supposed to do: link to Bluetooth earbuds, in my case Apple AirPods.Try as I did, I could not link mine. There was no helpline in the box so I had to return for a refund. But let’s say they did: there are two jacks that do indeed fit neatly in an air plane’s sound system jack. More ingenious is the fact the you can swivel out just the main one that will fit any conventional earphone jack; I had looked forward to using this to send my iPod Classic to my AirPods. So if you get your Bluetooth earphones to link it might be great. As it didn’t to mine I can only rate it’s potential.

Great if you just want to listen to music, the delay for gaming or watching TV shows and movies is too much for me to be useable. I may be too picky but be aware that if you are sensitive to audio/visual sync being out then this may not be the product for you.