Avantree Leaf Teardown – USB Bluetooth Transmitter with aptX Low Latency codec

Avantree Leaf Teardown – USB Bluetooth Transmitter with aptX Low Latency codec

Hi everyone,

Today, I’m sharing with you this simple teardown of the Avantree Leaf, which is a USB Bluetooth Transmitter with aptX Low Latency codec. See the Unboxing and Overview here!

I love opening products and finding out what’s inside of them, and then I’ll rebuild it to continue using it. Let’s find out what’s inside this USB Bluetooth Transmitter!

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First, I’ll remove the green rubber protector from it:

Now, to take apart the plastic case, we can use a small (-) screwdriver to separate both ends of the case.

When we take one of the part, we will immediately see the Printed Circuit Board (PCB):

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Now, we can take the Printed Circuit Board out:

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The main chip is the one in the middle. This adapter makes use of a CSR8670 chip. You can read more of this chip here: http://www.csr.com/products/63/csr8670

This is the other side of the PCB:

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And to conclude our Teardown, here is every part of this transmitter:

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An yes, I’ve voided the warranty by doing this teardown XD. Hope you liked it!

You can get this adapter on Amazon here.