FMA121 • Bluetooth 5.4 • Class 1 • Dual-mode • LE Audio / Auracast™

FlooGoo FMA121 — LE Audio / Auracast™ Transmitter/Receiver

Stream audio from your phone, laptop, TV, or other devices with the FMA121. Featuring both USB-C and 3.5 mm inputs, it connects easily to a wide range of sources.

Powered by LE Audio technology, it supports unicast and Auracast™ broadcast modes, ensuring seamless compatibility with Bluetooth headsets, speakers, earbuds, and hearing aids. It also supports the aptX™ codec family—including Classic, HD, Adaptive, Lossless, Voice, and Lite variants—delivering high-fidelity music, low-latency gaming, and clear voice calls when used with compatible devices.

The FMA121 can function as either an Auracast™ transmitter or receiver, depending on the installed firmware.

Official Auracast™ Qualification (Bluetooth SIG)

News 28 Jan 2026 — FMA120 integrated into Sittig’s PAXModular IP paging station
Deployed at Gates A16/A17 at Frankfurt Airport (the world’s first airport to deploy Auracast for public announcements)
Read Sittig’s announcement
FMA121 rendering

One adapter for all — phone, PC, TV, soundboard, or enterprise AV systems.

Guides & Contact

Contact us for support or assistance with using FMA121.

We’re happy to help with configuration for venues and accessibility deployments.

Host Apps

Auracast with configurable latency

Auracast with configurable latency

FMA121 streams low-latency LC3 audio to Sony WH-1000XM6

FMA121 streams low-latency LC3 audio to Sony WH-1000XM6

FMA121 streams low-latency LC3 audio to Starkey Edge AI

FMA121 streams low-latency LC3 audio to Starkey Edge AI

FMA121 streams CD-quality LC3 audio with Samsung Buds2 Pro during online calls

FMA121 streams CD-quality LC3 audio with Samsung Buds2 Pro during online calls

FlooCast configures the FMA121 for high-quality A2DP streaming, low-latency gaming, and LE Audio features such as Auracast™ broadcast. It can display the active Bluetooth codec during streaming/broadcasting and provides firmware update tools.

Windows

Open in Microsoft Store

Install FlooCast from the Microsoft Store app.

macOS

Choose the build for your CPU:

Linux / Source

Download FlooCast for Linux (.deb)

FlooCast on GitHub

Open-source Python application for Linux PCs.

Firmware Updates

FMA121 shares the same firmware as FMA120, please read the README.txt inside each zip before updating.

  • Note 1: Download firmware to a local folder (not OneDrive/other cloud) to avoid update issues.
  • Note 2 (Asian users): Ensure the full path to the firmware folder uses only English characters.

Versions

  • 1.1.6.7 — Added support for manufacturer-specific data in Auracast advertisements. Enables compatible receivers to identify and filter broadcasts using vendor-defined data. See the “BF” command in the BAI manual for details.
  • 1.1.6.6 — Fixed compatibility issues with Starkey hearing aids running firmware version 10.3.1; Resolved an issue affecting Samsung Galaxy Buds4 Pro; Allow selecting between aptX and LC3 when operating in LE Audio mode.
  • 1.1.6.5 — Enable true wireless stereo support for Auracast speakers. To use this feature, please enable both “Simultaneous standard and high-quality broadcast” and “Broadcast high-quality music.”
  • 1.1.6.4 — A special version without a mic interface, suitable for: A. Phonak users, enabling use of the phone’s microphone during calls. B. Sony WH-1000XM6 with PlayStation 5.
  • 1.1.6 — Improved simultaneous high-quality and standard-quality broadcast streaming. Improved performance for lower and lowest broadcast latency settings.
  • 1.1.5.9 — Enabled simultaneous high-quality and standard-quality broadcast streams. Enabled volume control when broadcasting USB audio.
  • 1.1.5.8 — Fix a bug that prevents the FMA121 COM port from being detected on Linux.
  • 1.1.5 — Improves stability of mode switching.
  • 1.1.4.6 — Initial release of FMA121.

Multi-channel Auracast™ Transmitter

If you are looking for an Auracast™ transmitter that can send left and right audio channels separately to two independent Auracast speakers to create a true wireless stereo system, the FlooGoo FMA120/FMA121 is an ideal solution.

In addition to the dedicated left (L) and right (R) channel broadcasts for speakers, the device also provides a separate stereo broadcast compatible with earbuds, headphones, and hearing aids.

All three broadcasts are precisely synchronized, ensuring a seamless listening experience for all users.

True Wireless Stereo Auracast (PDF)

True Wireless Stereo Auracast Detected on a Samsung Phone

Auracast™ Receiver

The FMA121 can transform your mobile phone into an Auracast receiver: listen to nearby public broadcasts on your phone’s speakers or forward to Bluetooth devices (headsets, earbuds, speakers) — even legacy hearing aids without native Auracast support.

Note: Due to iOS limitations, Auracast audio can only be played through the device’s built-in speaker or connected MFi hearing aids. It cannot be played in a Bluetooth A2DP device such as AirPods. Android devices do not have this limitation.

User Guide: Auracast Receiver (PDF)

Update your FMA121 to the latest Receiver-mode firmware. Important: If you’re switching from transmitter to receiver firmware, run “Clear All” first to remove all previous pairings and avoid connection issues.

Using FMA120 as Auracast receiver on phone

Auracast™ Microphone

Turn phones into Auracast Microphone

Important: Please enable USB Audio Input before plugging it into your phone. You can also set Broadcast Latency to "Lowest" for the best real-time performance.

Then plug the FMA121 into your phone, open the FlooMic mobile app, and start speaking - your voice will be broadcast via Auracast. The app captures your voice and FMA121 broadcasts it as an LE Audio Auracast stream that any compatible listener can join—no pairing, just join the broadcast.

  • Perfect for ad-hoc classes, campus tours, small talks, gyms, and quick stand-ups.
  • Low-friction “plug-and-talk” setup; on-screen mute/level (UI may vary).
  • Works with any Auracast-capable earbuds, speakers, or assistive listening receivers.
Auracast Microphone diagram

Features & Certifications

Radio Class 1 Bluetooth v5.4, +15 dBm BR/LE TX power, −97 dBm BR and −100.5 dBm BLE 1M sensitivity
Profiles Dual-mode: works with Bluetooth Classic HFP/A2DP and LE Audio (Auracast/PBP, TMAP)
Codecs SBC, LC3, aptX™, aptX HD, aptX Adaptive, aptX Adaptive Lossless, aptX Voice/Lite
USB USB-C port; composite device (HID + virtual COM); audio/play/voice control from BT headsets/earbuds
3.5 mm Jack Stereo audio input, max 0.85 Vrms, compatible with common headphone outputs.
LE Audio Gaming mode with Voice Back Channel; Unicast Music (MCP) & Unicast Voice (CCP); Broadcast (PBP/TMAP)
Controls Volume via VCP
Latency LE Audio Gaming mode: 15 ms ~ 25 ms (excluding decoding delay in receiving devices)
Power consumption (LED off; +4 mA when LED on) LE Audio Unicast: 10 mA (48 kHz) / 8 mA (24 kHz); Auracast: 18 mA
Compatibility Microsoft Teams compatibility
Size / Weight 32 × 32 × 7 mm; 7 g
IDs Bluetooth DID: D065940; FCC: 2A22WFMB120 ; Giteki ID: 204-B01105; CE • RCM • RoHS