Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love this product! I was looking for something to connect my Echo Show 15 to ceiling speakers and be able to hear Alexa. I have an audio amp connected to my ceiling speakers that can take a line level audio input. This device was perfect for that as I am able to connect via Bluetooth to the ECHO show and have the audio transmit out. Now my audio amp behaves the same as a Bluetooth speaker thanks to this device. Setup was super easy and like that it has an on/ off switch for when I don't need to echo show to transmit audio into the ceiling speakers. So glad I found this device as now I have Alexa reading me my kindle books via the kindle assisted reader!!

Easy to set up, sounds great, my shop is 150 yards away from my house and still works as well as if i was standing next to it. Worth the bucks.

Do you want to listen to music on your phone through your home amp? If so, look no further. This is incredible and easy to hook up. Connects easily and maintains clear audio. I listen to music and pod casts in my office through a Reciever that is relatively new but didn’t have the Bluetooth option. Absolutely one of the best things to let the tunes and podcast steam through your home.

Product was really well built has great range for the Bluetooth great sound no distortion kept the quality of the field of music didn't notice any difference I was really happy with it

Great product!! Small able to conceal, and easily integrated into home system

Love it!!! Easy to hook up and sounds fantastic! I've already went back to buy another for my sons receiver!

I was using and old Yamaha receiver in my garage trying to stream music through a cheap Bluetooth adapter and wasn't getting good results. Purchased this along with a optical cable and made a huge difference. Great product to upgrade older equipment.

Surprisingly it worked very good! Had an old amplifier that I used to power my Sundeck speakers. Works great. Thanks

4.5 this thing does what it says. The 100' isnt accurate, it starts cutting off about 30' away, through my garage wall. It usually skips the first half a second or so of songs. Other than that. It's a great item that helped me update my connectivity to an older avr that still perorms very well!

Purchased it in order to have my old Pioneer receiver be Bluetooth compatible and it worked great. No need to upgrade to a new modern receiver. Now I can play music from my iPhone through my receiver.

Very good little inexpensive Bluetooth receiver, sounds great, it does have some limited distance but overall a very good little Bluetooth unit and I've tried many others. As you can see I use it with all vintage audio gear.

Sounds great. Limited range but for a small space this is a great solution. Use it with my old school stereo. Fisher amp and Technics K9 speakers. APTX-HD is worth it!

Great receiver with strong stereo signal output and optical output both can be used at the same time. Versatile with distance

Love this unit. Nice to pair up my phone with my 1979 kenwood amp

Works well decent sound quality. Overall solid reciever

Excellent device for adding Bluetooth to any stereo.

I have it connected to my denon stereo it works perfect

Works very well for what I need it for . Plugged in via optical to a receiver and some speakers and it all works

Worked like a charm… solid connection and has optical out which is exactly what i was looking for….

There are a lot of good bluetooth receivers out there for an audio stack, and even more bad ones. This one falls towards the good side. I thought it would be a bit overpriced, since I expected sound more akin to the cheapest ones on the market, but it's overall got decent quality; my music was largely as I expected it to be and it's a great, easy way to digitize an old system. I can't say I've compared it to a ton of bluetooth receivers, but it sounds good enough for me to hold on to. The bluetooth also has enough range for my house, though it's admittedly not a large house. It travels through walls well enough, including outdoors (I have structural brick). I'm ambivalent on the size; sometimes bigger is nicer but it doesn't seem like it'll cause any problems here, other than potentially being a little harder to fit into a stereo stack. The one major flaw I found is that it will sometimes POP on connection; and it's sometimes pretty loud regardless of what volume you have things set to. Volume on your system may also vary; while I have a bunch of line level devices, the volume output of this differs greatly. I'd arguably give this a 3. 5 if I could, because I'm not fond of the popping... but I would rather round up to a 4.