TUNAI Wand aptX Low Latency Long Range Bluetooth Transmitter

My overall experience with the Tunai Wand was definitely a positive one. The Qualcomm aptX low latency was without a doubt the highlight of the Tunai Wand, allowing for excellent audio synchronization. With how much we take for granted the fact that everything comes with Bluetooth these days, it’s great to be able to add the convenience of Bluetooth to older devices that still work great but lack certain features.

Bluetooth is one of the many things we take for granted today. We just assume that every device we own is now Bluetooth enabled. So, a device as simple in idea as the Tunai Wand can not only make your personal time more convenient and enjoyable but in the long run, can also save you money.  To replace our Denon receiver with something comparable would cost us upwards of $500 USD. Kind of pointless when our receiver works just fine.   But, for an MSRP of only $59.99, we have the ability to add that one missing, but very useful feature in Bluetooth to not only our receiver but any other device around the house.  Plus check around and you may find the Tunai Wand on sale. At the time of this review, the Tunai Wand is only   $54.99  on Amazon.

The Tunai Wand is found a permanent home in our living room, hooked up to our TV. This also happens to be the same room our home theater PC lives. Our HTPC doubles as our VR machine. So it’s great for the wife and I to be able to sit on the couch and watch a movie together in peace and quiet, even when the kids on playing FNAF in VR, very loudly and right next to us.   The Tunai Wand was one of those samples I was at first unsure how to go about reviewing.  Now, the Tunai Wand is one of those devices  I can’t imaging living without.

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