AirFly Pro 2 Deluxe – Bluetooth Adapter for Airplane, Pair 2 AirPods or Wireless Headphones – 3.5mm AUX Bluetooth Transmitter/Receiver for Cars, Boats, Treadmills, TVs – Airplane Travel Essentials

I've bought a few of these transmitters over the years and although it's been the most expensive it's by far the best. The battery life is as good as claimed, the transmitting range is excellent all around the house and it connects very easily. I use it with an old radio without Bluetooth and my Bose Soundlink Max.

The Airfly works with my hearing aids! Your chat conversation was excellent detailing explicit instructions on how to pair Airfly with my hearing aid. I tested it with my TV and it is amazing. Looking forward to using it with whisper technology used by many tour companies.

This product is perfect for flights (short & long). I use mine for various length flights (2.5 hours to 17 hours). And I love it! I used to use wired earbuds but everything I got up, they'd get tangled in the blanket or tangled with putting the tray up or down, etc. The AirFly Pro 2 alleviates the hassles and keeps things easy. It's very easy to use and to pair to my ear buds. I can't say enough about how cool it is!

I had one of these and really liked the ability of it to hold its signal. I got the 2 to see how it does sending the signal to a device and just the same quality sending as well as receiving.

My wife has a moderately severe hearing loss and uses excellent aides from Philips. Unfortunately, they use low energy Bluetooth rather than "classic" Bluetooth meaning her hearing aides cannot pair with AirFly Pro 2. Pairing seems to be a constant problem with NFC technology. In this instance the root problem is the speed of advancing technology. For most users not seeking to pair with hearing aides the AirFly Pro 2would be a quality solution.

This looks like a great device, but I can see myself leaving it on the plane etc. I WISH it had Find My support built in. I would pay extra for that. I guess I can "attach" an air tag some way but kind of messy. Still shopping but I do like this one overall.

I did pair the AF2 to my phone, so the bluetooth would cover it for my hearing aids. Now I need to find a receiver that accepts that small jack, to see if it really works.I would have appreciated you mentioning the hearing aid paring through the bluetooth on your phone.

Hopefully I have it paired to my AirPods but won't know til the 26th when I fly to Africa. My pairing didn't seem to match the instructions and my device doesn't look like the ones in you tube videos so I guess it is a newer model. I'm hopeful.

I upgraded to the pro 2 because my SE always ran out of battery on long flights. This one was no better! It died in less than 7 hours. Very disappointed because otherwise it does great with pairing and is easy to use.

Got this gadget and when I used it for the first time it worked perfectly . After that anytime I try to use it it doesn't connect to my AirPods 4 ANC. Last time I tried got hardly connected but the sound was distorted , so I disconnected it reset it and when I tried to connect again I couldn't multiple times . So basically it's very frustrating having it with you but not being able to use it . My advice don't waste your money and nerves on this product .