By: Dipin Sehdev
Questyle has announced the QCC Dongle Pro2, a new flagship Bluetooth transmitter designed to overcome one of the biggest frustrations facing wireless audio enthusiasts: limited Bluetooth codec support across popular devices.
Available now for $99 USD, the QCC Dongle Pro2 builds on the company's previous transmitter with support for Bluetooth 6.1, expanded codec compatibility, Apple MFi certification, and new features like Auracast. The compact plug-and-play adapter is aimed at anyone looking to unlock higher-quality, lower-latency Bluetooth audio from devices such as the iPhone, iPad, Mac, Windows PCs, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, Xbox, and even wired DACs.
Rather than relying on the Bluetooth implementation built into the host device, the QCC Dongle Pro2 acts as an external transmitter, bypassing many of the limitations found on today's platforms. That can be particularly beneficial for Apple users, whose devices continue to support only SBC and AAC codecs natively, as well as PC gamers who often encounter inconsistent Bluetooth performance across different hardware.
"At Questyle we aim to make advanced audio technologies more accessible to everyone," said Jason Wang, CEO of Questyle. "The QCC Dongle Pro2 expands on the promise of its predecessors to break down the barriers that typically prevent listeners from enjoying the best Bluetooth audio on their favorite devices, all with the ease of plug-and-play."
One of the biggest upgrades is the move to Bluetooth 6.1, which Questyle says improves connection stability, reduces interference, lowers power consumption, and delivers more precise synchronization—an important feature for gaming where audio delay can significantly impact the experience.
Codec support has also expanded considerably. In addition to LDAC, aptX HD, aptX Adaptive, and aptX Lossless, the new transmitter now supports LHDC-V5 and LC3 (LE Audio), offering broader compatibility with current and future Bluetooth headphones and earbuds.
The addition of Auracast also opens new possibilities by allowing audio from a single source device to be broadcast simultaneously to multiple compatible receivers. Whether sharing music with friends or delivering audio in public environments, the feature represents one of the more forward-looking additions to the platform.
Questyle has also placed a strong emphasis on Apple users. The Apple MFi certification ensures optimized compatibility with iPhone, iPad, and Mac devices while providing improved power management and long-term support within Apple's ecosystem. Users can also manage connected devices, switch codecs, monitor connection status, and install firmware updates through the companion Questyle app.
Key Specifications
- Bluetooth 6.1
- Apple MFi Certified
- Sony LDAC Certified
- Snapdragon Sound Certified
- Supports LDAC, LHDC-V5, LC3 (LE Audio), aptX HD, aptX Adaptive, and aptX Lossless
- Auracast multi-device audio broadcasting
- Plug-and-play USB connectivity
- Companion mobile app for device management and firmware updates
- Compatible with iPhone, iPad, Mac, Windows PC, PS5, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, Android devices, and supported USB audio products
The Questyle QCC Dongle Pro2 is available now for $99 USD through Amazon and QuestyleShop.com, with worldwide shipping beginning immediately.
As Bluetooth audio continues to evolve, the QCC Dongle Pro2 offers a compelling solution for users looking to unlock higher-resolution wireless audio and lower latency across a broad range of devices without replacing their existing headphones.
Questyle QCC Dongle Pro vs. QCC Dongle Pro2
| Feature | QCC Dongle Pro | QCC Dongle Pro2 |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $99 at launch | $99 |
| Bluetooth version | Bluetooth 5.4 | Bluetooth 6.1 |
| Apple MFi certified | Yes | Yes |
| Snapdragon Sound certified | Yes | Yes |
| Sony LDAC certified | Yes | Yes |
| SBC | Yes | Yes |
| aptX | Yes | Yes |
| aptX HD | Yes | Yes |
| aptX Adaptive | Yes | Yes |
| aptX Lossless | Yes | Yes |
| LDAC | Yes, up to 990 kbps | Yes |
| LHDC-V5 | No | Yes |
| LC3 / LE Audio | No | Yes |
| Auracast | No | Yes |
| Multi-receiver broadcasting | No | Yes, with compatible Auracast devices |
| Low-latency gaming support | Yes, through aptX Adaptive and Game Mode | Yes, with improved synchronization and Bluetooth 6.1 stability |
| Companion Questyle app | Yes | Yes |
| Manual codec selection | Yes | Yes |
| Firmware updates through app | Yes | Yes |
| Connection-status monitoring | Yes | Yes |
| Compatible platforms | iPhone, iPad, Mac, Windows, Android, Linux, PS5 and Nintendo Switch | Apple devices, PC, PS5, Switch, Xbox and compatible wired Hi-Fi devices |
| Connector | USB-C; USB-A adapter included with original retail package | Plug-and-play external transmitter; exact included adapters not specified |
| Dimensions | 25.2 × 10.3 × 15.25 mm | Not announced |
| Power consumption | Approximately 37 mA during 24-bit/48kHz LDAC playback | Lower and more efficient, according to Questyle; exact figure not announced |
| Primary upgrade | Added high-resolution Bluetooth codecs to devices with limited native support | Adds next-generation connectivity, more codecs and shared audio broadcasting |
| Availability | Released in 2025 | Available now and shipping worldwide |




