UGREEN BT701 Bluetooth 6.0 USB-C Audio Adapter

UGREEN BT701 is a USB-C Bluetooth 6.0 audio adapter for compatible consoles, computers and headphones. It offers Classic Bluetooth and LE Audio modes, including broadcast audio, but does not support microphone functionality.

At a glance

Supports Classic Bluetooth, LE Audio unicast and LE Audio broadcast modes.
Codec options differ by mode, so the available format depends on both the adapter mode and connected headphones.
BIS mode is claimed to support audio sharing with multiple devices.
The listing says it is plug and play without driver installation.

Price

£24.98Save 31%

Reference price: ~~£35.99~~

Price checked: 13 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Three Bluetooth audio modes give buyers options for standard pairing, LE Audio unicast and broadcast.
Mode-specific codec choices include aptX variants in BR mode and Lossless/aptX Lite in CIS mode.
USB-C connection and claimed plug-and-play operation avoid a separate driver installation.

Cons

Microphone functionality is not supported, so it is for audio output rather than headset voice input.
Auracast broadcast requires compatible headphones.

Technical specifications

11 specifications

Identity
Brand	UGREEN
Model	BT701

Connection and compatibility
Connector	USB Type C
Number of ports	1
Compatible devices	Gaming Console, Headphone, Laptop, PC
Bluetooth version	Bluetooth 6.0

Audio and operating modes
Modes	BR Classic Bluetooth Mode – LE Audio Unicast (CIS) Mode – LE Audio Broadcast (BIS)
BR mode codec options	SBC – aptX – aptX HD – aptX Adaptive Low Latency – aptX Adaptive High Quality
CIS mode codec options	Lossless/aptX Lite
BR mode audio claim	up to 24bit/96kHz
CIS mode latency claim	<40ms

What to know before buying

The adapter is audio-only and does not support microphone functionality. Auracast requires compatible headphones. If earbuds are paired in BR mode and the transmitter is switched to Auracast, the listing says automatic reconnection will not occur and device lists will not be shared. The cited audio-resolution and latency figures are manufacturer claims tied to specific modes.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

PS5, Switch or other compatible-device owners who want Bluetooth headphone audio over USB-C.
Listeners who can match the adapter’s BR or LE Audio mode and codec options to their headphones.
Buyers seeking an Auracast broadcast option with compatible receiving headphones.

Less suited to

People who need microphone input for calls, chat or voice recording through the adapter.
Buyers whose headphones do not support the selected Bluetooth mode or Auracast feature.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

4 / 5 · 489 ratings

5 stars57%57%
4 stars15%15%
3 stars11%11%
2 stars5%5%
1 star12%12%

Customer feedback reports straightforward plug-in use and positive impressions of quality and sound, while experiences with reliability and connectivity are mixed. Audio impressions also vary, with some customers reporting good sound and others noting reduced quality over SBC. In practice, these reports make codec and mode matching important, and the adapter’s no-microphone limitation matters for gaming chat. The overall rating distribution is more positive than negative but includes a substantial spread of lower ratings, so it does not establish consistent compatibility for every setup.

Positive themes

Customers describe setup as easy, with the adapter simply plugged in and switched on.
Some feedback praises sound quality and product quality.

Mixed feedback

Customer reports differ on reliability and connectivity, including successful use with some devices and failures to connect with others.
Audio quality feedback varies, with some customers reporting reduced quality over SBC Bluetooth.