Collection: Bluetooth Audio Transceivers

A transmitter only sends audio out, a receiver only takes audio in, and a transceiver does both by switching modes. If you need just one direction, a dedicated Bluetooth Audio Transmitter or Bluetooth Audio Receiver can be cheaper.

No — a transceiver works in one mode at a time and you flip a switch to change between transmit and receive. It's the same unit serving two roles, not two channels running together. Choose the mode that matches your current use.

If the transceiver and your headphones both support aptX Low Latency, the delay is small enough that picture and sound stay in step. Without it, you may notice a lag on video. Check both devices share the same low-latency codec.

Optical, 3.5mm and RCA are the common connections. Match them to your TV, hi-fi or speaker. A unit with several options is more versatile if you'll move it between devices. Spare leads are available in Power & Cables.

Yes. Set it to receive mode and connect it to a spare input on your amp or hi-fi, then your phone can stream music wirelessly into it. It's an easy way to add Bluetooth to gear that never had it.

Some models do, which is handy for travel and use away from a socket, while others run only on mains power for a permanent home setup. Check the product details for battery life if portability matters to you.

Shipping is free on orders over €80, with fast delivery across Greece. Smaller orders carry a standard rate shown at checkout. Full details are on our shipping page.

Every order is covered by Lynk Buyer Protection, and the terms that apply are on our warranty page. If your transceiver arrives faulty or isn't as described, contact us and we'll put it right.