Digital Optical Coax to Analog Stereo Audio L/R Converter Adapter with Optical Cable RCA Cable

I have is installed at all my customer locations with TVs. I've never had any issues with them. I've been using them for over five years now. Excellent product work perfectly every time very easy to install. I would recommend these to anyone.

Product works as expected. It says the description of power adapter is not included, but actually includes a USB power adapter. So I am retracting my previous negative review.

This product works perfectly with my TV set. Thought a cord in package wasn't compatible but already have a substitute and compatible cord and use them together.

I got this converter and used it and set it up like the video says. I got nothing. Not even a Lil bit of sound. I have the Bose 123 system and thought this was the answer to my problems. I was wrong. Gotta figure something else out.

The Device didn’t recognize a single. Never got it to work.

As great as LG OLED televisions are, there are not as many inputs as there are creative ideas to use hi-fi equipment. Case in point is my superb audiophile Boston Acoustics subwoofer. This converter utilizes the television Optical Audio jack. Connect the optical cable running from the TV into the converter and then standard RCA audio cables to your powered subwoofer or speakers. It’s a great way to combine the built in sound on better modern televisions with added bass always lacking even on the best TVs. Now I don’t have to bother with an AV receiver when all we really need is better, balanced sound. In my case, the adjustable crossover dial built into the powered sub does its job to balance the sound between the television speakers and the subwoofer.

Unless you need a bunch of these for a large deployment or your TV/monitor doesn't have *any* stereo output (and you need something CHEAP and NOW), please do yourself a favor and spend the few extra bucks on a better quality unit. It's noticeably worse than the analog outputs on basically every device I've compared it to.

This dongle serves my needs and makes my unorthodox setup and simple as I can allow it. Trying to run your PC’s audio through the HDMI to the TV that has an optical out but no 3.5 mm output so you can play all your audio through a 1980’s stereo receiver that’s pushing the best $100 bookshelf speakers you could find on Amazon? GET. THIS. LITTLE. BOX. This is as simple as it gets. I searched for HDMI selectors that also had this functionality, but I couldn’t find one that had the specs or price I wanted, so I copped this guy and I’ll get an HDMI switcher to use as well some other time. This one also runs sufficient on the power supply of the USB port on the TV. No need for another thing plugged into the power strip that’s probably got way too much stuff plugged into it already anyway. I HAVE CREATED A MONSTER!!!