esinkin Bluetooth Receiver for Music Streaming Sound System, Bluetooth Audio Adapter for PC/Mac/Smartphone/Tablet/AV Receiver, with on/off Switch

I have a decent wired speaker / amp setup at home but as I seem to be getting more and more wireless devices I needed to find a way to connect them. This was a bit of an impulse buy on Prime Day, seeing as the price had been dropped, but I'm happy to say I've been very impressed with it.The fact you can plug it into the mains or through USB offers more options, plus the great ease I had in connecting all of my devices to it was a huge plus. The connection remains stable too. Sound quality is fine for me. I dare say there are better options at a higher price, but personally I am satisfied with it. The bass kicks, the highs snap etc. The one thing I feel I must mention is that I did have to raise the volume a little more than I would usually to get the level I wanted. But this is not a big deal for me. My amp can go quite high.In summary: It's compact, easy to connect to with a stable connection and has a more than decent sound quality. The price? Well as I said, I got it on sale, so in the end it's more about how much you're prepared to pay for it.

This is an excellent device. Easy to connect up and to connect to and has been working flawlessly for a couple of weeks.

First one of these I bought and setup was nice and simple. It lets me push the audio from my old PC via Bluetooth to different rooms around my house. So much neater than having cables everywhere. Big bonus for me is it lets me reuse old speakers and HiFi systems I already had without having to replace them.Setup has been simple. Happily remembers settings when power is off.The main problem I have found is what happens when you have more than one. It would be good if they had a more unique device name, or some way of changing the name. On the Win10 PC I am using both of these come up as "Esinkin BT Adapter". I have attempted to hack Win10's registry to attempt to rename them so I can tell them apart. Trouble is this doesn't stick and is lost on a reboot or next time they connect.EDIT: Three years later, July 2020 I add a note. I had almost forgotten about these little devices as they work so well. The PC pushes the audio to two sets of speakers connected to these elsewhere in the house. And they work so well. I just swap the speaker output on the Win10 PC and the music plays in the Kitchen or Bedroom from the main media centre PC. (Kitchen going through three thick Victorian walls) So simple, so excellent.I see reviews complaining about crackles and duff power supplies. But I also see 1600+ happy reviews. We can't all be fake reviewers. Maybe a few unlucky purchasers with duff kit. At the cost these have been brilliant.And LEDs too bright? That is what gaffa tape \ blu-tack is for.All the best kit is the stuff you forget about because it "just works". Excellent purchase.

I have a very good sound system at work & needed visiting clients to be able to stream their own music...this was much cheaper option than buying a new dedicated bluetooth system which would have probably sounded rubbish & lasted about a month.Tiny & easy to connect... obviously sounds good enough as no one has complained..perfect solution

I wanted to bluetooth my old and much loved hifi system which I have had since the 90's. Proper kit with a great booming sound.And it still is with this tiny box of magic.For me, the only downside is that the device re-connects even if I disconnect. I do have to actually 'forget the device' otherwise it pings at me.But that is not a problem. I like that it is small, easy to connect and does not affect the sound range of my old hifi system.

Ok let's start. If you have upgraded your smart TV to the latest model you will have noticed there is no RCA, optical, or jack plug ports. . That's when I had a problem. Because I have an old Sony amplifier which does have hdmi but not hdmi. Arc ( audio return channel.) so I was unable to get sound out from TV to my amp & speakers. So I bought a Bluetooth device with RCA, optical, and coaxial ports. ( Not this one) This was advertised by seller as send & receive signals. So I thought great. It arrived and I plugged it into my receiver and paired it to my tvs Bluetooth. No joy it would not go into recieving mode. I tried everything but no. I contacted the seller and they said it does not receive. I told them that it was advertised as such so the product is not fit for purpose. They said sorry would you like me to show you how to set it up!!. Any way I sent the product back and bought this little beauty. In less that 5 minutes from plugging in and pairing to my TV Bluetooth I had sound booming out my speakers in 5.1 sound. Also paired with my phone with ease. So there you have it. At £15 it worth every penny and will solve your advanced technology problems( for now) until they bring out something else!