Beoplay H6 Bluetooth Adapter

This adapter is a must buy if you basically use H6 at home, as H6 eats batteries quickly.

I bought the headphones along with the Bose QC35ii, Beats Studio 3, and Bang and Olufsen Beoplay H9 to see which I like more. They are all quality headphones but the Sony WH1000XM3 were the all around best. The tie breaker was the light weight headphones that fit my smaller head and cool features like cover the right ear cup to cut off the sound cancelling, swipe and down for sound control. It was easy to set up the bluetooth and the battery lasts a long time. The connection to Google Assistant is a convenient feature.

I have the Zoom H6 and wanted to be able to use it as a standalone recorder for podcasting. I didn't want to waste the batteries so I bought this AD-17 AC adapter. I've know used it for a podcast and it works wonderfully. It doesn't come with a USB cord to attach it to the H6, but the H6 already came with one so it wasn't needed. I don't know about the other recorders but if they come with a USB cord (to go into the computer) you can use it for this adapter. I did record to a computer at the same time but I used the line out function so it has an male stereo audio into my griffin imic for my Mac computer. So all that is separate. If you needed an extra USB cable then you'd have to buy it. That would be the only drawback of this adapter. For example if you weren't loading the SD card from the recorder into your computer using a card reader of some sort and wanted to use the recorder for that, then you might need an extra cable or you'd have to use batteries. Fortunately those cords aren't expensive. The only other negative I can think of is that the direction the prongs of the plug face means that the AC adapter may cover up some additional plugs on a power strip. It's best if it's plugged in at the right facing end.

I mounted my Zoom H6 recorder on this using a little right angle adapter, and it lets me be a one-man shooter. Holds up securely, and it is very well made. Here is a picture of it in action with the Zoom H6 mounted on it while filming elves and bad guys outside.

I had noise and interference using the regular Rode adapter on the Zoom H6 and Zoom H8. the VXLR Pro solved that problem. I highly recommend it if you're having such issues.

We are using this adapter with the Zoom H6 Handy Recorder for TV studio production to hook up up to four microphones. Works beautiful!

This is a review for the adapter for the H6 that allows you to plug in your device to a wall outlet via the USB cable. Note: you need the USB cable for this and it does not come with it. I was using batteries to power my H6 until I was just using all six inputs and started going thru batteries like crazy. I much prefer this to using batteries. It works as it says it does. The original USB cable that came with my H6 is fine, but a bit short in length. Just wish it was included when you bought the H6.

You may want to consider a Bluetooth adapter for your headphones rather than this. They are harder to loose and more convenient.

Very useful adapter for laptop w/o Bluetooth. Easy to install, and works great.

Having a bluetooth adapter on my PC has made things so much easier. Amazing price. Works wonderful.