This headphone jack adapter makes listening wireless, effortless.
It’s easy to get paired up with the AirFly Pro 2 Bluetooth Audio Adapter. When faced with standard headphone jacks on airplanes, at the gym, or on gaming devices, this adapter acts as both transmitter and receiver for your favorite wireless headphones. With aptX™ support, expect high-quality audio that’s perfectly synced and reliable. You can even connect two pairs of headphones for a shared listening experience with physical, intuitive controls for volume and mute. With a 25+ hour battery life and a sleek, packable design, you’ll be able to tune in and stay connected wherever life takes you next.
Features of the AirFly Pro Bluetooth Audio Adapter include:
Universal Compatibility: Link any brand of Bluetooth wireless headphone to gym equipment, in-flight screens, classic stereos, and more.
Superior Sound: Get better clarity and depth with aptX™ support, and don’t miss a beat with seamless Bluetooth 5.3 pairing.
Double Pairing: The adapter is capable of connecting to two sets of headphones at once, perfect for companion viewing.
Transmit and Receive: Stream audio from a device to your phone, or share music to a car radio, speaker, or any AUX-device.
Easy to Use: Quick-access volume and mute controls are at your fingertips.
Long Battery Life: Get 25+ hours of use from a quick 2-hour charge via USB-C cable. View remaining usage with the clear battery indicator.
Adapter body measures 2.25h x 1.1w x 0.44”d. The cable adds an additional 2” in length. Total weight is 16.5g.
In the Box: Included with the adapter are a USB-A to USB-C charging cable, a user manual, and a premium travel bag.
Designer
Andrew Green
Size
4.25h x 1w x 0.4"d
Material
Plastic
Year of Design
2026
Origin
China
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