Noble Audio has Unveiled a Portable USB-C Bluetooth Dongle for Enhanced Wireless Audio Experience
Noble Audio has introduced the Sceptre, a compact USB-C Bluetooth transmitter designed to significantly upgrade wireless audio quality from smartphones, laptops, and tablets. The device boasts a more robust audio performance than its native hardware.
The Sceptre features Qualcomm's QCC5181 Bluetooth chipset, supporting advanced codecs such as LDAC, aptX Adaptive, AAC, and SBC. However, it is essential to note that these high-quality codecs are only fully utilized with compatible headphones that also support them. The device boasts a reported wireless range of approximately 66 feet, making it suitable for use in various environments.
For users, the Noble app facilitates initial pairing, allowing seamless connectivity between devices and the Sceptre dongle. Furthermore, the product supports pass-through charging via USB-C, enabling users to charge their devices while listening to music or watching videos.
Noble Audio's Sceptre is compatible with iOS, Android, and Windows operating systems, with confirmation that iPhones 15 and newer are also supported. Priced at $70, this portable Bluetooth transmitter promises to deliver an enhanced audio experience for device users.
Noble Audio has introduced the Sceptre, a compact USB-C Bluetooth transmitter designed to significantly upgrade wireless audio quality from smartphones, laptops, and tablets. The device boasts a more robust audio performance than its native hardware.
The Sceptre features Qualcomm's QCC5181 Bluetooth chipset, supporting advanced codecs such as LDAC, aptX Adaptive, AAC, and SBC. However, it is essential to note that these high-quality codecs are only fully utilized with compatible headphones that also support them. The device boasts a reported wireless range of approximately 66 feet, making it suitable for use in various environments.
For users, the Noble app facilitates initial pairing, allowing seamless connectivity between devices and the Sceptre dongle. Furthermore, the product supports pass-through charging via USB-C, enabling users to charge their devices while listening to music or watching videos.
Noble Audio's Sceptre is compatible with iOS, Android, and Windows operating systems, with confirmation that iPhones 15 and newer are also supported. Priced at $70, this portable Bluetooth transmitter promises to deliver an enhanced audio experience for device users.
$70 is def worth it if you're looking to upgrade your wireless audio game. i mean, who needs a fancy new headphones when u can just plug in ur existing ones and get better sound outta them? also, the fact that it supports all these advanced codecs is pretty cool 
now we just need more ppl to use this thing so we don't have 2 carry around separate wireless audio adapters all the time 
I'm so excited about the new Noble Audio Sceptre! As a parent, I've struggled with my kid's headphones always falling out or not connecting properly to their devices while we're on-the-go 
. This portable USB-C Bluetooth dongle sounds like a total game-changer for families like mine - no more annoying dropped calls or lost connectivity! 
The fact that it supports high-quality codecs and has a decent wireless range of 66 feet is music to my ears (pun intended) 
. I can already imagine how convenient this will be on our road trips, school days, or just hanging out at the park with my little ones 
. At $70, it's definitely worth the investment - any more than that and we'd just go back to using our native phone sound, lol! 
! it's like they finally made a product that can rival those super expensive wireless headphones 
. 66 feet of range is insane, can't wait to try it out with my airpod pros 
. and the fact that it's compatible with all major oses? game changer 
.
just imagine being able to plug in your headphones and get lossless LDAC sound from your phone or laptop without any of that mucked up compression 
the app sounds pretty cool too, makes pairing a breeze 
$70 is a bit steep but I think it's worth it for the sound quality alone 
. And the app is super easy to use, pairing is a breeze 
. Can't wait to get my hands on one ASAP!
. But hey, if you're in the market for an upgrade and your headphones are compatible, it might be worth checking out? 
, and the Sceptre is about to make that a reality! 
!
. $70 is still a bit steep, but trust me, this thing sounds insane 
! And with all those fancy audio codecs, you can expect crystal-clear sound quality. Pairing it up with some decent headphones (or earbuds, if that's your thing 
) is a total game-changer. Can't wait to get my hands on one and rock out with my tunes 
!
i mean, it's like they're trying to sell me a magic solution or something... but hey, if it really does improve the audio quality, then i'm all for it? 