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The Audeara Audio Transceiver & Lapel Microphone – Auracast™ & Bluetooth® is a black rectangular device with a circular button, small LED indicator, side buttons, and the Audeara logo on the front, set against a plain white background.
A cup of coffee, a pen, a keyboard, an Audeara Audio Transceiver & Lapel Microphone – Auracast™ & Bluetooth®, and a black A6 notebook labeled AQUAREA sit on a white desk.
The Audeara Audio Transceiver & Lapel Microphone – Auracast™ & Bluetooth® is a black rectangular device with a circular button, small LED indicator, side buttons, and the Audeara logo on the front, set against a plain white background.
A cup of coffee, a pen, a keyboard, an Audeara Audio Transceiver & Lapel Microphone – Auracast™ & Bluetooth®, and a black A6 notebook labeled AQUAREA sit on a white desk.

Audeara Audio Transceiver & Lapel Microphone – Auracast™ & Bluetooth®

SKU DBT-LE
by Audeara
$149.00 - $149.00
$149.00
$149.00 - $149.00
$149.00
About this Product

This versatile audio transceiver sends and receives sound wirelessly using either classic Bluetooth® 5.3 or Auracast™ (LE Audio) technology. It can be used as a lapel microphone by attaching the included clip-on accessory, allowing you to broadcast your voice to unlimited Auracast-enabled devices. As a transmitter, it connects to TVs, smartphones, or other audio sources to broadcast sound wirelessly. In receiver mode, it turns older headphones or speakers into Auracast-enabled devices. The device supports both one-to-one classic Bluetooth connections and one-to-many Auracast broadcasts, making it ideal for classrooms, presentations, group settings, and home listening.

Perfect For

Teachers and presenters who need to broadcast their voice clearly to students or audiences using Auracast-enabled headphones. Individuals who want to watch TV without disturbing others by streaming audio to Bluetooth headphones. Educators working with students who have hearing challenges and need clear, direct audio. Anyone looking to upgrade older speakers or headphones with modern wireless connectivity. Group environments where multiple listeners need to hear the same audio broadcast simultaneously.

Features
  • Functions as Auracast™ lapel microphone, transmitter, and receiver
  • Supports classic Bluetooth® 5.3 for point-to-point connections
  • Broadcasts to unlimited Auracast-enabled devices simultaneously
  • Includes clip-on microphone accessory for lapel use
  • Built-in microphone for voice broadcasting
  • Type-C charging and USB audio connection port
  • Compatible with Audeara A-02 headphones and other Auracast devices
Specifications
  • Connectivity: Bluetooth® 5.3, Auracast™ (LE Audio)
  • Box contents: Audio transceiver, clip-on microphone accessory, USB Type-C charging cable
  • Charging: USB Type-C port
  • Functions: Lapel microphone, Auracast transmitter, Auracast receiver, Bluetooth transmitter, Bluetooth receiver
  • Broadcast capability: Unlimited Auracast-enabled devices
  • Multi-function button with LED indicator

The Audeara Audio Transceiver & Lapel Microphone is a compact, all-in-one device that functions as a Bluetooth® and Auracast™ transmitter, receiver, and lapel microphone. Stream TV audio privately, broadcast to unlimited Auracast-enabled devices, or upgrade older speakers with wireless sound.

NDIS

Noise cancelling headphones are generally classified by the NDIS as personal items and are not usually funded. This products cannot usually be purchased using low cost assistive technology funding. Approval cannot be requested via a replacement supports application. This item needs to be specifically approved and itemised in your NDIS plan during a plan review prior to purchase.

Support at Home (HCP)

This product may be eligible for funding under the Support at Home Program where it is assessed as appropriate to support hearing, auditory processing, listening or communication participation needs.
Noise-cancelling headphones and hearing-assistive audio products are classified in the AT-HM Code Guide under assistive products for hearing (AT-HM code 22 06) or assistive listening devices (AT-HM code 22 06 18).
Please note: personal noise-cancelling headphones used primarily for comfort or leisure are generally not considered assistive technology under the Support at Home Program. Eligibility requires a clear link to a clinical or functional communication need.
Eligibility and funding approval are determined by the individual's Support at Home provider and must align with the person's assessed needs and care plan goals.