Bluetooth 5.3 Receiver for Home Stereo, Optical Low Latency & HD Music Audio Bluetooth to RCA Adapter for Stereo/Speakers/Wired Speakers/Home Musi...

I love this thing! I was skeptical when I placed the order, but it works great and sounds even better. I'm using it for a 40-year-old stereo (receiver/amp). I'm impressed. It's really nice to listen to my phone's Spotify on the stereo while the phone stays in my pocket. The range is quite good. I just hope this thing lasts, because it feels really light and cheap...there must not me much inside.

I added this receiver to a setup with an NAD 2200 amp and Series IV Bose 901s. It only works well if I bypass the Bose EQ so the music is flatter than it should. The Bose EQ hates the receiver and the two together make a terrible humming sound. I did try the EQ without this receiver and it works great as ever. So I installed this receiver in the bedroom system ahead of the NAD 2200 amp which powers some Vandersteen 2 speakers and they sound great. The range throughout that side of the house is sufficient. I like the volume control at the receiver as well as on my Bluetooth device. In my case, it's an android phone. I'm driving the Bose gear now with an NAD 7130 receiver instead.

This works well in the Aux input on my Kenwood Amp. No noise and has decent range even allowing me to be outside the room without dropping out.

I bought this bluetooth unit so that I could send Echo Dot audio to my home theater receiver, which doesnt have a native bluetooth input. It paired easily to the Echo Dot already in my living room, and I connected it to my receiver via the optical cable option, keeping the audio data digital all the way to the receiver. Looks great as it matches up aesthetically to my receiver. I put the unit on a smart outlet so that I could turn it on and off via Alexa voice control, which is handy for times when I dont need/want more immersive sound, and my home theater receiver is turned off. The Echo Dot automatically toggles back to its internal speaker when the unit is off and connects immediately when the unit powers up. Though the unit has a momentary button for power/track control, it powers up on its own when the smart outlet applies power from shutoff, and the unit remembers the volume setting that it was last set to. The Echo Dot still retains its microphone access. Was very happy about all these things because it makes for a hassle-free, voice-controlled experience. The units sound quality is excellent (expected in keeping an all-digital path via the optical cable connection). Its controls work properly. Audio data is captured and passed on flawlessly. Set it and forget it. The unit is very lightweight. I wouldnt think it can handle rough treatment well. The kindly-supplied optical cable is stiffer than other optical cables, making its appearance management a little tougher. The supplied USB-C power cable is pretty short. Consider getting a longer one if you need more than a foot or so to power this unit. I have not tried the units USB audio input option. Im glad I bought this. It was originally an experiment that wound up delivering beautifully and inexpensively. Highly recommend.