The BTR-100 features aptX for CD quality audio streaming with an aptX compatible source, "tap and pair" with NFC equipped devices and easy pairing with others, and it is AAC and A2DP compatible.

What is aptX?

aptX audio coding delivers CD-quality wirelessly over Bluetooth, enabling users to eliminate wires without compromising on audio quality. With the aptX audio codec, source material is transparently delivered over the Bluetooth wireless link, whether it is stored uncompressed or compressed (MP3, AAC, WMA) format.

What is NFC?

Near Field Communication enabled devices can pair with the BTR-100 by a simple tap to the top of the unit. If you don't have an NFC enabled device, the Outlaw Audio BTR-100 can be paired with your Bluetooth-enabled portable device with a single press of a button. Once paired, it will automatically re-connect with your Bluetooth device when in range.

What is AAC?

Advanced Audio Coding is a lossy compression and encoding scheme for digital audio. AAC generally achieves better sound quality than MP3 at similar bit rates, and is the format of choice not only for iTunes ®, iPhone, iPad, and iPod, but is also used by many other devices and sources.

What is A2DP?

Advanced Audio Distribution Profile allows distribution of audio content in mono and stereo to be streamed from one device to another over a Bluetooth connection.

Specifications

Bluetooth 4.0 + AptX with NFC

2.1 Mbps maximum data rate

Support AD2P with AAC, MP3, and other streaming codecs

Secure Simple Pairing (SSP) for user-friendly operation

Supports up to 8 paired devices

Transmits up to 30 feet

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Use of the trademark, does not imply sponsorship, affiliation, or endorsement by Apple Inc.

Bluetooth® is a trademark owned by the Bluetooth SIG., Inc.
aptX® is a trademark owned by CSR plc.