Xvive P3D Bluetooth A2DP Audio Receiver Review - Goodbye Wires

Do you need to route audio around your studio or on-location Without the Time and Expense of Running Cables? The Xvive P3 and P3D promise high quality wireless audio with reliable connections, do they deliver?
P3 kit is for single channel (mono) applications
P3D kit is for two channel (stereo and dual-mono) applications
This is not a sponsored video. Xvive did send the P3D kit to me however I have not been compensated for this review, Xvive had no input on its content, and they will not see this video before it is posted. As always, my opinions are my own.
In Canada? Check out the P3 and P3D at Long and McQuade: www.long-mcquade.com/
(Thanks to Yorkville Pro Audio for sending the P3D on Xvive's behalf!)
Features and Specifications:
Output Form Factor: Balanced XLR
Output Level: 4dBu
Frequency Response: 20-20000Hz +-3dB (A2dP)
DAC Resolution: 16bit / 48kHz
Bluetooth Profiles and Codecs: A2DP / AVRCP and AAC / SBC
Bluetooth Range and Frequency: Up to 30.5m (100feet) / 2402 to 2480MHz
Battery Life and Charging: Up to 6 hours / USB C 5V 500mA
Dimensions: 24 x 24 x 116.5mm (1.0 x 1.0 x 4.6 inches) - Each P3
Weight: 52g (0.12lb) - Each P3
⚙️ Used in this Video:
Xvive P3D: xvive.com/audio/product/p3-bl...
🎼 Music:
Clearance by Shiruky
Cold as Ice by Particle House
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🎞 Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
00:53 Setup, Controls, and Build Quality
02:38 Audio Test - Sine Sweep 20-20000Hz
03:47 Audio Test - Music
06:52 Latency, Battery Life, and Charging
07:51 Highlighted Features and Specifications
08:23 Final Thoughts and Recommendations
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[@amirnewson1905]

Hello I have a question about the XVIVE p3d wireless xlr receivers I have two ION TOTAL SUPREME bluetooth pa powered speakers when paired they seem to stop playing together where one starts to echo will the xvive p3d help strengthen the bluetooth connections for both ION pa speakers

[@d.g.o4410]

Hi Todd! I got a suggestion for you. I would like to see you review another pair of studio headphones made by AKG, the AKG K553 Mkii, they’re a pair of closed-back studio headphones. According to AKG, the K553 Mkii is "the ideal closed-back, over-ear studio headphone for monitoring, mixing and mastering”, and that their low-impedance 50mm drivers provide "strong, accurate, and distinguished bass response, with enough sensitivity for precise sound reproduction on laptops and mobile devices". I would like to see you review them and run audio tests on them to see if those claims are true.

[@Bratsche1977]

Just got these. Unless I can find a latency fix the delay on these makes them absolutely unusable for anything other than pure audio playback. For any live music performance they seem unusable.

[@IceMusicIceMusic]

Great Video...will These Work for JBL Mr925 Speakers? It would be great if they would. Thanks in advance.

[@askdrtk]

Thanks! The MR925 are passive and the P3D are not amplifiers. You would still need an amp / powered mixer to drive the speakers.

[@IceMusicIceMusic]

​@@askdrtk Thank U So Much For Letting Me Know With Details of Why. Much Appreciated Because u Gave a Quick Answer That Seemed Impossible to Find in Layman's Terms on Line Anywhere 👍😁. So Thank U Again and Have a Great Positive Week💫🎵🎶 Oh Yeah I Subbed 👍👍