Customer Ratings & Reviews

This was easy to set up and works great. Has a good range.

This product works and is efficient for the price.

This product works great from a long distance!!!!!

5 minutes and I was up and running. Great product.

Quality for price and good for what my father uses it for

Connected to Bose lifestyle. Small and easy to connect

Does what it says. Very easy to connect and simple to use. It has about a 30' range so it will work fine in all but the largest rooms, but it will disconnect if you go up or down stairs or change rooms.

Our old receiver doesn't have Bluetooth built in, so we got this to allow us to push music from our computer nearby to the stereo. It works, but every so often it drops the signal from the computer or starts stuttering badly. We can't seem to pin down the cause. It might work fine for an entire day, and then all of a sudden start stuttering for no apparent reason. Restarting the unit seems to fix things, and then it might work fine again for hours, or do the same thing again 10 minutes later. Eventually I'll get a new receiver with the Bluetooth built in, but I'm disappointed that this doesn't work more consistently.

This little gadget has expanded my music library extensively by allowing me to play all of my iTune songs wirelessly through my home stereo system. It was very easy to set up and works great.

This Bluetooth adapter is easy to set up. It connects to any home stereo that has an open pair of RCA or 1/8” connections. I like that it plugs in AC current and you don’t need to worry about charging or batteries. Pairs easily and stays connected.

I bought this to allow my Apple phone to stream through my stereo. I tried Chromecast first, but it was pulling from WiFi and not my phone, leaving me far less control of what I was hearing. If you want to stream sound from an iPad or iPhone to a stereo receiver, this does exactly that.

Would work much better if the unit was in clear to your phone. My application put this unit in the basement window and the connection was somewhat sparatic. But, functional. Bluetooth doesn't go through ground and metal very well so if your not using it that way then you will be just fine.

Connect it up to my 37 year old high end stereo system and it worked like a charm. Android device and Ipad connected right up to it and was playing tunes in short order.

I bought two of these for half price on a deal of the day & Hooked one up to my older stereo in the living room & one in my garage & it brought two older receivers up to a more modern platform. They perform flawlessly!!

because XM satellite dropped our favorite station but retained it online, we needed to get a wireless receiver to drive the music from an iPad. This came highly rated and with all good reviews, and it installed in about 2 minutes. It has been bulletproof so far.

Simple plug and play. This device seems to work with everything I've tried to connect with it; phone, tablet, iPod, Surface. You may have to turn off something which is already connected if you want to switch the source because it remembers the last device which was connected.

Works great. I have an older Denon amp that does not have Bluetooth but otherwise works great. Went to BB on Black Friday intending to get a new amp that is Bluetooth but saw this option. Much cheaper than new amp! Hook up was simple

Looking to replace my older 30 pin iPod and dock station, that was connected to a 500 watt stereo, I was looking at a new $400 iPod, plus dock. Then I realized that for Fifty Bucks and change, I could stream an older tablet that I had to my stereo via Bluetooth. As Bluetooth is a digital signal, the unit has an optical output option, keeping the signal digital right to the stereo's input. That beats the old iPod dock that only used an RCA output. Saving roughly $400., I was able to buy a new tablet. From this point on, my iPod will be a thing of the past.

This gizmo turned my old receiver into one that syncs with my phone and all the tunes on it. The range is limited (around 20 feet) but as long as you’re willing to keep your phone within range, you’ve got wireless music.

No real problems with the device, my daughter uses it in her dorm room because they restrict the devices that can be on the campus wifi. So she can stream directly to this unlike Roku or Apple TV/AirPlay.