Walkmans to Wi-Fi: Make your vintage stuff wireless

TL;DR: Get the Eve LL Bluetooth Transmitter/Receiver for $39.97—or 32% off the regular price of $59—through July 15 at 11:59 p.m. PT. After that, your headphones are back flying solo.

Every millennial+ knows that while cherished, our old Discmans, tape deck, and analog car stereos, and even *choosing* Economy seat 22D leave us a little wanting. Thankfully, the time has come for the Eve LL Bluetooth Transmitter/Receiver to breathe new life into our beloved “vintage” audio world.

This clever little gadget pulls double duty—literally. It works as both a Bluetooth transmitter and receiver, meaning your aging analog gear can finally get the wireless glow-up it deserves. That old 32″ TV? Suddenly fluent in Bluetooth. The stereo system with the tape deck, you still make mixtapes on? Now it speaks fluent Spotify.

Adam Elements EVE ll Bluetooth Transmitter & Receiver

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In transmit mode, this device beams audio from any device with a 3.5mm jack or RCA connection (hello, Game Boy Advance SP) to your favorite wireless headphones or Bluetooth speakers. Flip it into receiver mode, and your old speaker setup streams tunes from your phone like it’s been doing it its whole life.

One of our favorite features: it connects two sets of Bluetooth headphones at once. Finally, you and a friend can watch a movie on a flight without splitting earbuds like it’s a plate of spaghetti in a rom-com. Speaking of flights, it includes single and dual auxiliary plug-ins—yes, those weird airplane ones—so you can bring your own headphones and leave the crusty airline freebies in their plastic bag.

The battery lasts up to 24 hours, so it has stamina, and charges via USB-C. While nostalgia is great, we’re not savages.

So if you’ve got an emotional support iPod, a beloved boombox, or just don’t want to hear a stranger’s podcast on your next flight, this little black box is your new favorite sidekick. It’s a peace offering to your old tech. A translator for a wireless world. A way to say, “Hey, you’re not obsolete—you’re just… analog.”

Get the Adam Elements EVE ll Bluetooth Transmitter & Receiver for $39.97 (reg. $59) with free shipping only during Deal Days. Offer ends July 15 at 11:59 p.m. PT.

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