Flight Flute 3.0 - The Most Advanced Travel Bluetooth Adaptor
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Flight Flute 3.0 - The Most Advanced Travel Bluetooth Adaptor
A small fix for a
surprisingly big annoyance.
The Flight Flute is a pocket-sized device that lets your wireless headphones work with any device with a standard headphone jack. Pack it once and the cord problem disappears for good.
Wireless freedom
Flight Flute sends audio from in-flight screens straight to your earbuds. No cords to untangle, no hunting for the right adapter.
One device, two modes
Transmit or receive with a flip of a switch. Push sound out to your headphones, or pull it from your phone into a speaker that only speaks aux.
Share the sound
Pair a second set of headphones and watch the movie together. Two people, one screen, zero shushing across the armrest.
All-day battery
Over 25 hours on a charge, enough for even the longest flight. Running low mid-trip? Keep listening while it charges over USB-C.
“Flight Flute lets me use my own earbuds with any headphone jack. Airplanes, museum tours, anywhere. Easy to pair, long battery.”
“This adaptor is one of a kind. The power of entertainment streams straight to your ears.”
“My old car has no Bluetooth. Now it does. It's an easy to use, amazing device.”
One device. Two modes.
TX · Transmitter
Send it to your ears
Plug into a jack that has no Bluetooth of its own, and Flight Flute beams that audio to your wireless headphones.
RX · Receiver
Send it to the room
Stream from your phone into anything with an aux input, turning a jack-only speaker into a wireless one.
Better together.
Flight Flute's simple controls let two sets of wireless headphones connect to one device. You both get smooth, steady audio over a stable, reliable connection, so sharing a movie or a long flight feels easy.
Small. Light. Flexible.
Flight Flute is small, light, and shaped to disappear into whatever you are already carrying. The bendable neck handles the awkward jacks, and the controls sit right on the device, so your phone can stay in your pocket.
The details.
For the people who like to read the spec sheet.
Try it, risk-free.
No pressure, no fine print. Just a few promises we actually mean.
Day return window
Take it on a real trip before you decide. Fly with it, drive with it, share a movie on it, then make up your mind.
To pair, roughly
If it takes you longer than a coffee order to get it going, we have not done our job. The quick start guide walks you through it.
Lifetime manufacturer warranty
If we got something wrong, we make it right. You should never have to pay for our mistake.
FAQ
Answers to what people ask us most.
It is designed to pair with most wireless headphones and earbuds, AirPods included. If your headphones connect to a phone over Bluetooth, they should connect to Flight Flute the same way.
TX is transmit mode, where Flight Flute plugs into a jack and sends that audio to your headphones, like on a plane or treadmill. RX is receive mode, where it takes audio from your phone and plays it through a speaker or car stereo with an aux input. One switch flips between the two.
Yes. You can pair a second set of headphones so two people hear the same thing at the same time. It tends to be a favorite on long flights and shared screens.
That is the situation it was built for. It plugs into the headphone jack on most seatback screens and sends the audio to your own earbuds, so you can skip the thin airline pair.
Over 25 hours on a single charge, which covers even long-haul routes with room to spare. If you do run low, it is designed to keep playing while charging over USB-C.
It supports low-latency audio, which is designed to keep sound lined up with the picture so dialogue stays in sync with the screen. Your experience may vary a little depending on the headphones you pair.