Anker Soundsync Bluetooth 2-in-1 Transmitter and Receiver, with Bluetooth 5, aptX Low-Latency Technology, aptX-HD Music, AUX/RCA/Optical Connection for TV and Home Stereo System

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What you bought will never work, as your phone connects to sinks not sources wireless, your phone isn’t a speaker, so no surprise it doesn’t recognise. Volume can be a little tricky depending on whether or not your headphones have volume adjustment buttons. There’s also a small LED light and two cable ports, one for the USB-C charger and the other for the AUX. Make sure there is no interference between the speaker and your device, such as walls, pillars, home appiances, a Wi-Fi modem, etc. The only other issue I could see you running into is volume it will take some tinkering on your part to get the volume on the MP3 player and your headphones (assuming they have volume control buttons) just right.

e. I got a “green light” during a couple of attempts, but was unable to change the mode indicator which always displays only a single flash indicating an operations status (?

According to the included directions this device only works to connect to Bluetooth speakers or headphones. Then, for the audio output of the Anker SoundSync A3303 you toggle mute on, mute off, mute on, and finally mute off. Modern smartphones are ditching AUX connectivity, the headphone jack is now consigned to history alongside the VHS and Blackberry. Like I said previously the receiver in its own is easily 4 stars due to its great sound and codec support.

Transmitter mode connects up to two Bluetooth headphones to your TV, while receiver mode pairs up to two smartphones to your home stereo system. I don’t like the Battery function on it as I Leave it on charging via USB cable almost all the time. Read more about the condition New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging is applicable). There's a hundred equivalents from competitors that cost significantly less and usually offer more features such as a newer version of Bluetooth and/or the ability to receive as well as transmit.Initial setup at home was a bit tricky as there is no interface and it will connect to the first discoverable Bluetooth device, but no problems once I got that straightened out. This is one of the key features of the device and the fact it fails so spectacularly here is a huge disappointment. However, it’s kind of inconvenient that I have to press the button to turn on the unit everytime I get in the car. I don’t own the S6, but on my phone there are multiple volumes, one of them is the volume when BT connected.