KIYA Switch Bluetooth Adapter for Nintendo Switch & Lite PS4 PC, USB C / USB A Adaptable, Passthrough USB C Charging Port, Connect AirPods Bluetooth Headsets Speakers, Support 2 Headphones (Black)

This is the only adapter that I've been able to get to work properly with the Switch. It's easy to install (seriously, plug and play). I plugged it into the USB port on my Switch console and my headphones recognized it right away. Sound quality is great, I've noticed no sound delay or skipping. I mostly use the dongle while it's plugged into the console, but the few times I've plugged it into the Switch itself to play while on my bed it's worked just fine, too. I'm so happy I'm able to use my wireless Bose headphones now, it was such a drag before having to plug in headphones (first world problems, I know).

Works fine for Nintendo Switch Lite, I don't have a normal model, but it should work as well. It's easy to work, there's only one button after all, and a plug-in USB.There's a very tiny amount of latency with Bluetooth 5.0 headset or earbuds, possibly around 40~80ms (disclaimer: going off gut feeling here), which is personally good enough for me, however those whom are extremely sensitive to latency should avoid this. There's a huge latency for any other Bluetooth version, around half a second and sometimes a full second, definitely avoid if you don't have a device with Bluetooth 5.0.The battery life of my Switch Lite seems to die 3% faster while in use in my own experience. That's some pretty low power consumption and I don't mind that extra drain. When it's plugged in and you're charging at the same time, it seems to charge at the same rate without it, so if there's a difference in charging speed, I am unable to tell.It works fine for PC, same quality to the Switch Lite experience. It advertises that it works with the PS4 and it works to the same quality as it does with the Switch, but there's some troubleshooting before it can work, but the fault lies on the PS4, not this Bluetooth adapter's. It also advertises that it works with the Xbox One. It does not work, this is only part that seemed to be falsely advertising, I've tired many methods to try and get it to work, but none have prevailed. In summary, works for Switch, PC and PS4, but not for Xbox One.It's compatible with the offical Nintendo Switch Lite protective case and also some of the cases around on Amazon. It's quite a bit larger than competitors' products, and in my opinion the design could've been better. Personally the only reason I got this one was because it's compatible with cases.

Very easy to setup and works great. I wasn’t sure at first how to pair to my headphones but I just pushed the button on the transmitter and put my headphones in pairing mode and it paired automatically.When the transmitter is attached, it won’t fit inside the switch docking station but you can plug the power cord into the transmitter to charge the switch. It does exactly what I was hoping it would do.

Bought 2 devices one for my son and one for I to play Fortnite on the Nintendo switch, but found that these devices didn't operate as such. My device only connected once to the audio and never got the microphone features for just one of my many Bluetooth headsets and headphones. The rest of the headsets and headphones had HSP/HFP support protocols but couldn't even connect the audio part. For my sons device worked for 5 minutes and only could connect audio portion of the headset. These are poorly made, do not recommend and save your money and time...

I have been waiting to pair my bluetooth airbuds for a while with my switch. Pared with my airpods and bose ones pretty easily. The only thing I did overlook is that you do need the adapter to connect to the switch, I thought that was independent with the supplied accessory

I plugged it into my switch it turned on and it paired with my headphones right away and worked for maybe about 2 minutes before shutting off and I have not been able to get it to turn back on or pair to either my switch or computer. The light doesn't light up whether it is plugged in to my computer or my switch with either the regular usb or the usbC . Also when I plug it in my computer it says that it is not recognizable. It is definitely not worth almost $30 its a great idea if only it worked....

It's very easy to use once I got it. the port has two parts: one connects to the switch and a charging port with a USB attached. You just remove the two and attach the first port to the switch. The port has a button on it and you just press to connect. Overall, I really like it!

As others have said, there are no instructions provided with the product but setup is very simple. The problems are:1. a constant static noise from one speaker2. a good half second audio delayI've tried with multiple bluetooth speakers and headsets and its all the same. The delay makes it useless for gaming and the noise makes it useless for anything else. I suspect the positive reviews on here are just the typical ' review services' that write lies to promote products; save your money and avoid this item.