1Mii B06Set Wireless Audio Transmitter and Receiver

Saves time on wiring

Truly a great little gadget if you want to move your speakers around and save on cords! I added it to my Bic America Sub so I could locate it to a better listen position without having to run anymore wires behind the walls. Instructions were terrible.

Step 1 connect the Receiver Portion to the speaker/sub

Step 2 connect the Transmitter Portion to the receiver or amp.

Noise level is great, range is good. Sound quality seems very undistorted. Pairing was very quick

Advice get some double sided tape to place in areas not to be seen. Would be great if it did come with double sided tape

Awesome little set

I use these to transmit audio from my projector to a pair of bookshelf speakers. They work seamlessly and sound great. Any latency they may have is entirely negligible. They are also TINY, what was a pleasant surprise.

Works perfectly!

Easy Plug and play setup. Works perfectly with my Onkyo A/V receiver and Lava woofer.

Great for connecting a subwoofer, just don't expect to use the included cables.

Recently upgraded the subwoofer in my home theater from an undersized ELAC Sub2030 to a Hsu VTF-TN1. The new sub itself is incredible and really brings something like the T-Rex scene in Jurassic Park to life. During the process though I decided that I wanted to figure out a more optimal placement for the new sub and found a particular corner of my space that worked well based on the subwoofer crawl. Only problem was that to connect the sub as I was doing before would result in a messy RCA cable running across the floor. Fortunately, or so I thought, there was an unused surround line that was no longer being used that ran by that area so I tapped into it, added some speaker wire to RCA adapters, and then added an RCA wall plate. It was such a clean solution, well except that running unshielded speaker wire to a powered sub is a recipe for 60Hz hum, but somehow I complete forgot that while thinking about how clean that solution would be. Running a long shielded connection in a finished area seemed like it would be a nightmare so I started looking into wireless options. After looking through all the options this one seemed like the best balance of price and apparent quality. Once I received it, it literally took me a grand total of 90 seconds to get everything hooked up and connected. The units seem to come pre-paired so don't even have to go through that process. There's something like 30ms of delay but it's not something I'm able to detect at all, even while looking for it although maybe keener ears could notice. The only thing I'm maybe nitpick is that the included cables aren't going to be useful for anyone intending to use this connect a sub. I didn't even expect it to come with any cables so I had extra RCA cables on hand but just be aware, the include cables are short RCA to 3.5mm plug cables. Very highly recommended. I'll update if there are any issues but so far it seems rock solid and I can't notice any difference versus when I had the sub plugged directly into the receiver.

Read if you want to power large speakers.

I could not find anything about the power on these or how many watts they can handle so I am writing this. As you can see from the picture my surround has two large speakers.

Unfortunately, this setup does not have enough power to power these speakers at high volume. I ran one wireless and one wired side by side and the difference was quite obvious. It looks like I will have to go into the attic and run wiring.

However, these did earn five stars for what they are. They worked great as described and if you have "normal" sized speakers these should work great.

Brian Simon

July 25, 2025

Perfect for making wired speakers wireless!!!

Small, convenient and work perfectly! I used them to cover a wired subwoofer for my sound system to wireless!

Better in every way than the Dynasty Proaudio

Update: So at first I heard a slight crackling noise when idle out the sub with the gain all the way up, now I don’t even hear that. Not sure what happened but it’s even better now and it was already way better than the other unit with that.

Now for some reason I don’t hear anything above what a wired sub would do in terms of hum when the gain is all the way up.

Great 👍.

Previous review: Ok so I just returned a different brand of this same thing, a Dynasty proaudio adapter

Here’s how this one compares to that.

This one doesn’t have the lower sound problem like the other one kinda did (sort of had, not insanely bad)

It plays the sound very high/ the accurate level it should be

And no noticeable change to me in quality of the bass.

Dynasty one was $90

This one I got for $50 after coupon.

Other unit Had loud humming noise if gain was past half volume this one is much better, all of these units have some amount of this but this ones forsure better to the point where I can keep this one and the other one I couldn’t.

If you need your sub at max gain you might not love the crackling sound you may have if you are near enough to the sub to hear it. (Can’t speak to other speakers just my sub)

But the volume controls help turn up the volume even more with the gain lower, without that problem

It’s only the gain knob turning up that creates it.

Not to mention obviously your receiver if you have one can turn up the dB.

I keep my gain just above the halfway point and I don’t notice anything sitting pretty close to it.

Seemingly slightly less latency all be it I guess still slight latency but that’s with any wireless unit

Unnoticeable

Both my subs sound in sync and the other ones wired

The other unit had more latency that was more noticable I think

And that one was 5G so it was suppose to be better on all that but wasn’t

Also No volume controls on the other one so this has a helpful feature

No antenna like some models which looks better for sure

Haven’t heard any slightly loud pop noises like the other unit would do every hour or so and like many other brands do for people. Which could be your house electric circuit doing a reset. But still haven’t heard anything yet.

also I Used the aux port out on The reciever/transmitter and used the rca outs on my sub and just the one white rca for my sub port my receiver and it worked great that way.

Barely any cons other than that slight crackling noise if the gain is higher up. (Which I wonder if there’s even any units that don’t have this happen??)

nitpicks:

- Wish the power usb cord was a touch longer

- Wish there was a button to sleep the light but it’s not insanely bright like the svs one is apparently and easily can be turned upside down/ hidden to get rid of that vs the svs sound path takes a whole roll of duck tape to stop that insane light lol.

- material could feel better quality instead of cheap light plastic it could be solid metal for a better feel and durability like other units have that have the antenna but I’d take no antenna all day over that.

So yeah it works great so far much better in every way than the other unit.

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J.G. of Phx

April 17, 2024

Audio source and destination as needed

Sometimes cable management or space restrictions you have trouble connecting good speakers to whatever you need. This simple transmitter and receiver makes it easier. I have a lot of cables, sources, and speakers. This makes it possible to connect my computer to speakers on the wall. The sound is pretty good and reaches everywhere in my rooms. I had to ensure the source is good with full volume to work because it doesn't add anything.

Shocked at how well this works. Bordering on unbelievable.

Not the prettiest setup...yet. I bought this for my non-critical listening system. But will now integrate into my main setup. All that talk about least amount in signal path is just talk to make you spend more on single items instead of buying multiple pieces that make your life easy.. This device transports audio flawlessly from this setup. Distance is about 20feet. I can finally place compact listening device near the utility wall with ethernet cable. I know I'm going from one wireless form to another, but it let's me keep less wires in the living room making it more wife friendly. A/B tested and I can't tell any difference in audio quality. If you need this in your setup get this. It's a no brainer now for me.

John E.

April 7, 2024

Works pretty well for me!

This set of audio transmitters are a clever and eloquent solution to getting sound where you want it. The devices were easy to setup, seem to be of good quality, and most importantly to me, they work for my purposes as advertised! I'm very happy with this product and would buy another set should the need arise once again. Two thumbs up!

Neodymium Bean

April 3, 2024

Does it's job very well. Barely any latency

Very easy to install and setup. The build quality of the case and it's molding looks professional, though a little lighter than I expected. It's a device that's pulled and manipulated by it's cord over holding it's place.

The buttons on the device are nice and responsive. There is an AUX and RCA ports on the back. I was able to connect speakers and even headphones out to the receiver and got a great and usable signal and volume level.

My only critique is the units are powered by a barrel jack converted from a USB-A cable. There isn't anything wrong with that other than if you do lose the USB cables for any reason it's not easily replaceable without ordering it ahead of time. For people such as DJ's at events, or audio professionals asking to project a speaker in another room, losing cables happen and it would of been nice to have something a little more available like USB-C as in the power input. It does work perfectly fine off 5v USB and I powered it okay with a portable battery pack.

The sound from the device is great. There is VERY little latency. The company rates it at 25ms latency which is about a half frame higher than a missed frame on 60fps video and I pretty much agree. After using a few wireless bluetooth solutions that have varying levels of latency, experiencing the lack of latency here was very refreshing.

I enjoyed using this device. Those looking for a device that does audio transmissions would probably also really like it.

Keeffer

March 25, 2024

A simple but effective solution

The best part about this 2.4GHz speaker transmitter was how easy it was to set up. The signal transmission was excellent at short and long distances. This is perfect for a temporary setup, let's say for an outside speaker from inside, or for a longer-term need, let’s say to have a separate speaker in a different location of your home. I think a version of this device with banana plugs would be excellent as well; not a deal breaker for this version, but you’ll need some RCA to Banana connector converters for this setup if you have speakers with just banana connections. Otherwise, it’s a well-made kit with good instructions.

LUVLEE17

March 22, 2024

Changed th egame

The 1Mii Wireless Audio Transmitter Receiver Set is a lifesaver for my projector setup. With no built-in wireless transmission, I was struggling to find a solution until I stumbled upon this gem.

Setting it up was a breeze – just plug and play. The quick connection feature ensures hassle-free pairing, and the blue ring light indicates its working status, so I know it's always ready to go.

I love the dual AUX/RCA input/output options, allowing me to connect to both my projector and speakers simultaneously. Plus, the 2.4GHz wireless connection delivers high-fidelity audio without any cords, providing true audio freedom.

With a whopping 260ft transmission range and low latency synchronization, I can enjoy seamless audio streaming without any disruptions. And the compact size and quick button controls make it super convenient to use.

Overall, this wireless audio adapter is a game-changer for my projector setup, offering reliable performance and exceptional convenience.