Creative BT-W2

This is a really simple audio interface for bluetooth headphones. It works without the need of an external driver, it's a plug 'n play interface with just a single button for pairing and a single LED. Just with a long press of 4 seconds you are in pairing mode and you can then put your headphones in pairing mode as well and the two devices will link each other automatically after 4 to 5 seconds: done.If your headphones are aptX capable this receiver will immediately use the aptX LowLatency protocol in order to give good audio quality, low latency for games and video/movies consumption and the capability of driving an input stream through the headphones microphone.I highly recommend this product if you own a pair of high end or good bluetooth headphones, most of the gaming ones are just overprices and easy to break, they don't give any real advantage over a good stereo setup. And you can also activate Windows Sonic or Dolby Atmos on this receiver, for a great binaural experience while playing games!

I've bought audio receivers for my PS4 before so I can use my Sony headset and not have to fork out more money just to buy the official PlayStation headset. But none of the previous USB dongles I purchased would connect with any of my Bluetooth headsets/earphones. But this Creative dongle works absolutely perfectly with the PS4 Pro (I've not tested it on anything else so can't say with guarantee that it works on Xbox One).CONNECTION:Both my Sony XM3 and two pairs of my wireless earbuds (MPOW & Anker) connect with the dongle perfectly. Simply slot the dongle into the USB port and hold the button for a few seconds until the blue light flashes, putting it into pairing mode. You'll hear a woman's voice on your headset/earphones confirming your device has been connected and away you go.AUDIO:I've played various games for various hours at a time and I've not once witnessed any audio drop outs or distortion/audio lag. Which is really impressive having a solid connection no matter what you play and for how long.NOTE:This only works for audio in gaming. It does not receive or support voice audio/chat, which is quite unfortunate if you play in parties and require online chat. Only reason I'm giving it 4 and not 5 star.Other than that, this is a great way round using your current Bluetooth headsets instead of having to buy the official gear.

I recently purchased a pair of Creative Sound Blaster JAM blutooth headphones from Amazon, which I absolutely love. However, when I bought a PS4 for Black Friday, I discovered that my beloved headphones weren't compatible.... until I bought this. Works like a charm. Plugged it into the USB port on my PS4 and it paired easily with the headphones. Not only can I hear the sound through the headphones now but I can also use the mic on them for multiplayer games. Wonderful little device. Highly recommended. (Make sure to do your research if your headphones aren't from Creative, though!)

Bought as advertised, as having receive and transmit capabilities with PS4. This was not, however, the case. Tried using Sony Bluetooth cans, with mic, that I had previously been using with my phone. I could make and receive calls perfectly, so I knew the headphones were not at fault. When Creative was hooked up to the PS4, it would transmit audio to the headphones, but was in-capable of transmitting any speach. Hence the low score, as not suitable for advertised, intended purpose.

Bought this originally for my Dell XPS 18 All-in-one PC and found that it improved Bluetooth audio connections to streaming devices 100% compared to the built in Bluetooth adapter and a couple of other USB Bluetooth adapters I tried. The Dell now reconnects to my Bose Soundlink 2 or Creative Roar 2 speakers every time. The aptX support gives it a low latency which works well when watching YouTube, iPlayer etc. and streaming the audio to a Bluetooth speaker.This device appears as an audio device rather than a Bluetooth device. Pairing is achieved by pressing and holding the small button on the end.For anyone whom it might help, I also tried it with a Rasperry Pi, and it worked flawlessly with no special drivers required.