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Noble Audio Sceptre ตัวเพิ่มสัญญาณบลูทูธโคเดกและ RF

Noble Audio Sceptre ตัวเพิ่มสัญญาณบลูทูธโคเดกและ RF - Main image
$34.99 $69.99 In stock

Category: อุปกรณ์เสริม

Noble Sceptre — a compact USB-C Bluetooth transmitter designed to enable higher-end Bluetooth codec transmission from devices that may not natively support them.

Sceptre works with any Bluetooth headphones/IEMs/speakers (not limited to Noble products) and is intended for music listening and general wireless audio use. 

Hero shot of the Sceptre

Key Specs / Compatibility

  • Bluetooth Chipset: QCC5181 

  • Bluetooth Version: v5.4 

  • Compatible Platforms: iOS, Android, Windows 

  • Compatible Devices: iPhone 15 / iPhone 16 (USB-C) + any USB-C source device 

  • Compatible Codecs: LDAC, aptX Adaptive, SBC, AAC 

  • Bluetooth Profiles: HFP, A2DP, AVRCP 

  • Range: Up to 20 meter stable transmission 

  • Plug-and-Play: Driver-free operation 

  • USB-C Port: Supports charging during use

How It Works / How to Connect

  1. Download the Noble app (if not already installed).

  2. Plug in Sceptre — you'll see a prompt in-app that says "Connect Dongle."

  3. Put the Bluetooth headphone/earbud you'd like to use into pairing mode.

  4. Select the headphones/earbuds inside the app to pair them to Sceptre.

  5. Once paired, you can unplug Sceptre and use it with any USB-C source device.

  6. Your headphones will automatically reconnect to Sceptre, since they are paired to the dongle (not the phone/tablet/computer itself).

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Jason ★★★★★

My phone wouldn't stream high-res audio to my car's head unit until I plugged this in, and the transmssion is noticeably cleaner now. The USB-C plug is secure and it latches on with no wobble, even with a case on.

Violet V. ★★★★★

Plugged this into my laptop which only does AAC and suddenly I'm getting LDAC from my phone without any glitches mid-walk. The USB-C form factor is tiny enough to leave attached, and setup took under a minute. Definitely the missing link for anyone stuck with weak Bluetooth codecs on their source de