My UGREEN USB Bluetooth Adapter Review (Recorded Video) - Part 4 [Jan 26, 2021]
Here’s my part 4 of my UGREEN USB Bluetooth Adapter for my Windows PC.📶🖥️😊
In this half part, I’m connecting another device of mine; and yet another Awei brand item that I’m recently used, my Awei 780BL Bluetooth Wireless Headphone.🎧🙂
We’ve already seen the performance audio connection test with my Awei Y200 Bluetooth Speaker before, right? Well if you haven’t seen my two posts then please click these:↓
•My UGREEN USB Bluetooth Adapter Review (Recorded Video) - Part 3 [Jan 14, 2021]
• My UGREEN USB Bluetooth Adapter Review (Recorded Video) - Part 3.5 [Jan 14, 2021]
*But before that, I want YOU… Yes you, which you’re reading my description. I want you to watch my recorded video first 📹📲 (as a observation) before you read the rest of my reaction experience. Hope you’re watching…
So without further ado, let’s get started:
My Experience: • (Now as you already done watching video.) I’m doing the same thing as before from my previous video, so I’ll just skip it and moving on through my pairing connection.
BTW #1: You may notice that the left side part of my headphone was already covered in scotch tape a wire tangled, although you can’t see it. And that because the plastic quality wasn’t good at all, even the metal part on the top I decided to put some scotch tape as well. But it seems work very well on both channels, and worry I will reveal my new 1 year old unboxed wireless headphone very very soon when I’m done all of my topics I have.
• Anyways... I try to make closer with my headphones just to hear the voice sound on both channels while I’m syncing with my UGREEN Bluetooth adapter on my PC; so I advice that you should wear a headphone / earphones and pump up the volume to hear better. And once it says “connected”, I’m now ready to test out some audio performance, latencies and distance, just like I did to my Awei Bluetooth speaker.🙂🎧🔊🎚️
BTW #2: This is my 2nd attempt to connect Bluetooth audio with my headphone, because the 1st one was a bit long than the 2nd.
#3: Here’s what it looks like. My Honor 8C phone didn’t focus well during recording video.↓
• As I test out a volume adjuster sound I noticed that there’s a beep sound when I reached 100 or maxed out volume with my mouse to drag 🎧🔊🎚️🖱️. The volume buttons from my headphone didn’t work without any media window task opened or in youtube on the browser task. Not to mention that the pause/play button from my headphone didn’t work as well. It’s kind a bummer to me because my Awei Y200 Bluetooth speaker can adjust the volume with the touch control without opening any media task or youtube on the browser task. So I guess to need to open any media in order to adjust the volume hearings.🎧🔊🎚️
• As for the audio performance and latencies ⏱️🎶, it seems very okay 👍. I haven’t seen any problems whatsoever; especially when I open some sync audio test, the audio timing is perfect.⏱️🔊 From listening music on youtube and groove music from my Windows 10 PC, watching videos on both VLC (just once) and not to mention the first one to gaming audio while I’m playing games on emulators and PC games, it seems to me that I haven’t encounter any latency issues on connecting my wireless headphone at all - so it’s very impressive to say.😊👍
• Unfortunately not at all games that hasn’t latency issues... You see, while waiting to load GTA V online I was gonna grab some hot beverages when I notice some audio cuts, making it a bit delay on audio. The only thing to solve this problem is reconnect by turning off and on my wireless headphone in order to fix this situation, no biggie though.⚙️🔧🎧
• Sadly in Red Alert 3 while connecting my wireless headphones, I didn’t hear the sound at all...Literally.😟🎧🔈❌ I tried to restart my PC and the result was the same, so there’s nothing I can do, but plugging wired with my Auxiliary audio cable (of the same brand [CLICK ME!]) as my alternative solution/way, no problem at all.
• GTA San Andreas standalone on the other hand, same perform well as GTA V Online. Both GTA SA and V Online have noticeable late audio, but it seems fine well nonetheless.🙂🎧
• As for my experimental audio distance 📏🎧, well when I reach to 15 to less than 20 meters I was surprised 😮, it achieved the same distance as my wireless speaker (of the same brand) 📻🎧. However unlike my Awei wireless speaker, my Awei wireless headphone had suffer audio cuts/hiccups when I over reach the distance but it doesn’t effect the latency issues while listening music/video, so it can keep up (I think). Although I would prefer my Awei wireless speaker for a better overall 📻, but in case that my wireless speaker’s battery runs out and it needs to charge I would go wear with my headphones while doing something.🎧🎵🙂
• Uh yeah, I even toying the play/pause button with my headphone without noticeable latency issues on both close and/or far meter distance from my PC.🎧⏯️📏
Overall: • I enjoy some connection test with my UGREEN Bluetooth adapter and my Awei wireless speaker.😊🎧📶🖥️ Like I said before, this is far better than my old built-in Bluetooth card module from my old Lenovo laptop. And much like In my previous part posts, it pretty worked well for my headphone. And to think, this is what I need though; I don’t need to bring out my audio cable and plugging through my PC, because my UGREEN USB Bluetooth adapter had a superior wireless connection.📶 And even though they have some bit delays, I could reconnect it anyways - so there’s that.
There’s so much to do for my UGREEN USB Bluetooth Adapter, and hopefully I will finish it this topic before I proceed or continue my other topic reviews. Once again, hope I will try some other wireless devices very soon.😊🎧🎮📱
Well, that’s all for now. If you want to see related posts about that, I’ll provide some links down below.↓😉
UGREEN USB Bluetooth Adapter: • Unopened parcel [Nov 9, 2020] • Revealing item (Recorded Video) [Nov 9, 2020] • Part 1 [Dec 5, 2020] • Part 2 [Dec 15, 2020] • Part 3 [Jan 14, 2021] • Part 3.5 [Jan 14, 2021]
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