Give a compatible USB audio host a wireless connection.
Connect a supported Bluetooth headset or speakerphone to a compatible USB host with a compact dedicated audio adapter. B20 uses its own pairing button and indicator, making a supported audio setup easier to identify and reconnect.
B20
Know what connects where.
Connection overview. Check the requirements below for the exact ports, cable type and supported operating mode.

A small adapter with a specific job
B20 is intended for supported Bluetooth audio devices, including documented AV Access speakerphones. It should not be treated as a general-purpose Bluetooth radio for keyboards, file transfer and every Bluetooth accessory.
Make sure it fits your setup.
USB audio support
A PC, console or TV must support the required USB audio device operation. A USB port used only for power or storage does not establish audio compatibility.
Supported audio device
Check the Bluetooth headset or speakerphone compatibility. Do not assume proprietary gaming-headset radio systems use standard Bluetooth audio.
Select the output
Choose the connected USB audio device in the host or application’s sound settings, including the microphone where supported.
From unboxing to connected.
Match your devices
Check connector types, signal direction and the required output mode.
Make the connections
Follow the labelled input and output ports for the selected arrangement.
Select your settings
Choose the source, layout or pairing mode supported by this model.
Confirm operation
Check the image, sound and controls with your actual connected equipment.
B20 at a glance.
| Model | B20 |
|---|---|
| Bluetooth | 5.2 |
| USB connector | USB Type-A |
| Radio band | 2.402–2.480GHz |
| Specified range | Up to 8m, unobstructed |
| Power | 5V USB host power |
| Controls | Pairing button and status LED |
| Purpose | Bluetooth audio connection |
A little clarity before you buy.
Will it connect a Bluetooth mouse?
This is a dedicated audio adapter. Do not choose it as a general Bluetooth peripheral adapter.
Does every TV USB port work?
No. The TV must support compatible USB audio operation.
Does it need its own charger?
The adapter takes power from the USB host. The wireless audio device needs its own appropriate power or battery.



