Sudio FL2

Name: Sudio FL2｜Audio transmitter
SKU: FL2BLK
Price: 29 USD
Availability: InStock

FL2BLK

$29

The Mini Bluetooth Audio Adaptor

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Travel easier with the Sudio FL2. Use your everyday wireless earbuds and headphones with in-flight entertainment—no more tangled wires.

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Free shipping on all orders above 85USD.

For orders below the shipping threshold, a $25 standard shipping flat rate will be applied on all orders. Shipping takes approximately 5-7 business days.

Extended Warranty with Sudio Sphere

Extend your warranty from 12 to 18 months by registering your new earbuds within the first 3 months here.

Pairs well with

Sudio K2 Pro, Black

The Next Gen Hybrid ANC Headphones

Black

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Joseph

Hello, I am writing to inquire about the Sudio FL2. It is a Bluetooth audio transceiver, and I understand it can be used in two primary modes: 1. TX (Transmitter) Mode: Connecting the FL2's 3.5mm port to a device's headphone jack (e.g., on an airplane or laptop) allows the audio to be transmitted to Bluetooth headphones. 2. RX (Receiver) Mode: Connecting the FL2's 3.5mm port to an AUX input (e.g., in a car or on a stereo system) allows audio from a Bluetooth-connected device (like a smartphone) to be played through the connected system. My question is regarding the second mode. I understand that many similar devices have a dedicated RX/TX switch, but the Sudio FL2 does not. How can I use the Sudio FL2 to stream audio from my iPhone to my car's audio system? Could you please provide a step-by-step guide for this process? Thank you.

Sudio

Hi Joseph, The Sudio FL2 only works in one direction — as a transmitter (TX). That means if you connect it to your car’s AUX port, it will send the car’s audio (like radio) to your Bluetooth headphones. However, it does not work the other way around, so you can’t use it to receive audio from your phone and play it through your car speakers. If your goal is to stream audio from your iPhone to the car stereo, you would need a Bluetooth AUX receiver instead of the FL2. Best Regards, Sudio Customer Service

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Dexter

Is there an option to only use 1 pin given that some aircrafts (particularly the new, big ones) use 1 pin plug only as opposed to the conventual 2-pin plug?

Sudio

Hi Dexter, You can only use one pin if that is possible; there’s no need to use both. Best regards, Sudio Customer Support

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