Bluetooth 5.2 Receiver for Home Stereo AUX Adapter for HiFi Music Streaming, Wired Speakers, with AUX 3.5mm/RCA, Long Range,Low Latency and HD Audio

I bought this so that I could stream music from my phone to a 40 year old stereo system. Works like a charm. It was easy to hookup, the Bluetooth connects quickly and the sound quality is good enough for the system it’s hooked up to.

I tried two very cheap bluetooth receivers, as a means to add bluetooth to a 1958 phonograph. Both were dismal failures. One just didn't work, the other had such low output, it was totally unacceptale. However this one, is a gem! Beautiful volume, sound quality great, easy to pair - I couldn't be happier. I highly recommend this product for adding bluetooth to your home stereo. I have about 10 hours on it now, working flawlessly, and with good range too - I walk upstairs and it's still receiving just fine from my android phone.

Simple hook up to my pre-bluetooth BOSE Wave Radio. Works like a charm.

I bought this Bluetooth receiver hoping to hook it up to my TV, but it’s really meant for connecting Bluetooth devices to a stereo, not the other way around. Once I figured that out, I set it up with my home stereo, and it works flawlessly. The sound is clear, and there’s no delay at all, even from across the room. It has great range and connects to my phone without any issues. Definitely a solid buy if you’re looking to stream music to a speaker system!

Excellent product! Easily paired to my iPhone. This Bluetooth receiver can control the output volume and playlist tracks. The choice of 1/8" and RCA stereo output jacks add to its flexibility. No batteries needed. Also comes with an AC to USB power supply.

The media could not be loaded. Great audio quality, simple pairing, Love that it has controls built onto the device for volume adjustment skipping and going back on songs and also a pause and play button. Used this to give my 20-year-old truck Bluetooth.

Excellent product. The range is over 60 feet which I couldn't believe was possible. Connecting via Bluetooth was a breeze. No issues at all, I'm very happy with it.All of the reviews claiming they have to unplug to reconnect are totally wrong. If you long press the button for 3 seconds the unit turns on and connects to your phone.

UPDATE: Well, this is not going to work for my application. I have found that once your Bluetooth source disconnects, this powers off. You cannot just connect to it again. You need to unplug it and then plug back in to put in pairing mode and then you can connect again. Not at all suitable for a hard to reach installation.This little gem was just what I needed. Have an old M&S intercom system that plays AM and FM. Fortunately, it has both AUX and Tape inputs inside the compartment (you have to remove it from wall). I plugged this into the AUX port, powered it up and worked perfectly. Range is quite impressive, 50 feet or so, but I have not sealed it in the compartment yet. Now I need to get a passive stereo to mono adapter, which is on order. I will also be wiring into the internal intercom circuit a 24VAC to 5VDC adapter to power it. The intercom has a built in 110VAC to 24VAC transformer. All will be concealed in the wall. Brought new life to this 30 yr old system. Once I have everthing in place, will post additional instructions on how to integrate everything.Only drawback is that if you are just far enough away, it will broadcast loudly "Connected", then "Disconnected" over and ov