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

This Bluetooth receiver is just what i was looking for, for my vintage stereo, it uses power and can be connected to a speaker or stereo via RCA to RCA or RCA to Aux supplied, Setting up was a breeze, push the top button to switch it on it will start flashing, turn your bluetooth on your laptop or mobile and look for esinkin BT adapter, press pair and it should connect and you wont need to set it up again once done, remember to set up your input selector on your stereo, mine was set to AUX, you can set up two devices to this BT receiver. Great little device with no interference to speak of, good price too..

Great little receiver Simple to set up and sounds really good

I was looking for something to replace my music PC that I could connect to all the amspeakers within each room.. only just got this item and already is outstanding.. sounds amazing and works with the amp and the other parts of my system. Well worth its money

It’s a nice, smart little thing. It connects nicely and has various leads. The power lead has a proper plug on it so that’s nice. Also there’s a USB to power lead if you choose to use that instead. I didn’t try it as USB power can cause weird noise on such devices. I don’t know if it happens as I used the plug. I didn’t use the enclosed RCA to 3.5 cable. I used an RCA to RCA cable to connect to my sound system and the sound is decent. It’s a little quiet as others have said but my amp is fairly beefy. Now, it IS Bluetooth and it does lose a bit of sound quality due to the compression but for casual listening is just fine. It lags by a couple of milliseconds which you wouldn’t notice unless you do what I did: use this to connect a vinyl turntable to my main ancient sound system. I could have wired it but they’re kept in different parts of the room and I hate trailing wires. The turntable is a good one and connected to some good speakers by cable. I was hoping I could get the turntable to play to both systems simultaneously, ie through the speakers it is cabled to AND to the main system by Bluetooth. When you play a song, you can hear a few milliseconds difference, so it doesn’t work as an experiment. I can play through either, but not both or there’s a weird echo. The device works as it should but you should be aware of the limitations of Bluetooth: the compression isn’t lossless and there’s a very slight lag which you wouldn’t normally notice unless you do what I did.

Brilliant bit of kit, easy to set up and at a fraction of the cost of other alternatives

I have an old (1980s) Technic system, this wonderful little device has allowed me to connect an old mobile phone to the system to play music from my media server. Great mix of new and old tech. The sound is great, and I cannot fault it. We will see how it continues to perform over time.

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.

My 3 year old Bluetooth DAB Hi Fi system developed a fatal fault and couldn't be repaired and The price of a replacement was totally outrageous considering what I paid for the original. So I re-installed my trusty Kenwood Component Hi Fi, carefully stored in the attic only I left the Cassette player in its box! The sound quality was amazing and it was while searching for another Bluetooth Hi Fi that I accidentally came across a page full of Bluetooth Audio Adaptors. After reading through the product reviews of several I opted for the esinkin and placed my order along with a set of Cable Mountain 0.5m High Quality RCA connectors. I have to say that this is by far the one of the niftiest bit of kits I have ever purchased. Simple to install and so easy to connect, so far I have individually connected with my phone, my PC, Laptop and tablet, using the 'Aux' setting on the Hi Fi. The audio Jack on the front of the esinkin box also allows you to connect an iPod or similar music player. The playback quality is excellent, purists may say otherwise, but for someone like me it sounds no different to the very expensive Bluetooth Hi Fi that went belly up. I have given this a 5 star rating because it is deserving of that. It looks good and although it glows blue when powered up it is not really that noticeable, normally it sits at the side of the Hi Fi and is permanently connected to power, but I have placed it on the top so that you can get a feel for the size and looks. Great little gizmo and great value when you consider that a new Bluetooth Hi Fi would have set me back at least 10 times the cost of the esinkin. Bluetooth adaptor, it has breathed new life into my Kenwood and saved me money on a replacement system.