Bluetooth Peripherals Adapter Kodi

This adapter is essential when you get a new MacBook Air. All your old peripherals will thank you.

Necessary adapter for my new MACBOOK Pro to connect older peripherals. No issues.

Most of my older peripherals use the Thunder Bolt 2 connector. So with this adapter, I can still use them in my new iMac, which offers Thunderbolt 3. First up, I linked the new iMac to my old iMac and used the old one as a second monitor in target mode. Worked fine.

In upgrading my computer, I was so worried all my older Thunderbolt 2 peripherals wouldn't work. This adapter made for the smoothest transition I could have hoped for! Does the job perfectly!

This is a really nice VGA adapter. The cable length is longer than most, and so in a sea of cables and peripherals, i find it particularly easy to use.

This is especially useful with multiple computer peripherals that use bulky voltage adapter. While many of the devises use only a small amount of current, the adapters take up a lot of space and quickly use up outlets. With this product, can use one outlet for four devises and the length obviates the issue with bulky adapters interfering with use of other outlets.

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

This is not a console but you can have a lot of fun playing cheap Android game and much more! And is the best for Plex or Kodi sever! This is the amazing Android TV

I've been looking for a way to run Kodi from my computer in my upstairs studio directly to the HDMI connection on my TV in the living room downstairs (about 50' with the drop, a few turns and a couple of short runs). this device works flawlessly. I control Kodi from a tablet with the "Kore" app and everything works beautifully.

After having a no-name fast Android box for a few years, I decided to splurge and go for the Nvidia Shield Pro. What I noticed is that the Shield is extremely fast compared to even this quad processor Android box I bought a few years ago. If you like Kodi, I have good news. If you have a TV with an optical out, you can get 5.1 sound without needing to buy any additional equipment (besides the optical cables). You just need to set Kodi for audio bypass mode to send the signal directly through your TV to the stereo. Your TV will also need to have its sound sent directly to the stereo as well. If you try to use any surround functions on the TV, I noticed that the signal output to the stereo won't be 5.1.