Dongle

The case retransmission feature is repeatedly highlighted as a standout, effectively acting like a built-in dongle for wired sources. Reviewers call it especially valuable for flights, TVs, laptops, and other non-Bluetooth sources.

The compact 2.4GHz dongle stores neatly in the dock (often with a pull tab), helping prevent loss and keeping setups clean; placing the dock away from other devices can also reduce interference versus plugging the dongle directly into a console or PC.

The USB-C 2.4GHz dongle provides low-latency wireless audio with a simple PC/Other switch for consoles, and it can run alongside Bluetooth for dual-audio setups, but it does not provide Xbox wireless support.

The HyperSpeed Gen-2 dongle is praised for performance and line-of-sight placement flexibility, but the cable-dependent design is a frequent annoyance that adds clutter. Some reviewers report the base can tip or dangle in handheld use, making it less elegant than direct USB-C receivers even if it helps latency and stability.

No dongle/transmitter is included; some discussions of very low latency gaming note that achieving the best numbers may rely on an optional third-party Bluetooth dongle.