🔊 [Upgraded Version] Bluetooth 5.0 Amplifier Stereo Audio Receiver, Mini Hi-Fi Class D Integrated Amp for Home Passive Speakers (BT10A-S) Review

This product works exactly as I hoped it would with one exception. After use, I turn off the receiver, which seems to disconnect it from Bluetooth on my iPhone. When I turn the receiver back on, it doesn't work. connect to bluetooth on my phone. I have to turn off the receiver again, forget the device in the bluetooth list, then turn on the receiver again and add the device to the bluetooth list again. After that it works perfectly again. Would love to hear feedback from the manufacturer if…

Bluetooth is very reliable and the sound when connected to my 15 year old Cerwin Vega book speakers is excellent. The only negative I see is that the closet is quite small, almost too small. It was a little tricky for my gorilla-sized fingers to attach the speaker cable to the case's terminals. Also, the wires stick out in an unsightly mess. I think this is a small issue, but I've attached two photos so you can see for yourself. The price is low and the sound is top notch. I find it difficult…

Don't let Bluetooth connectivity reviews put you off this product! Obviously there is an understanding of Bluetooth in these reviews. The system is simple and convenient with great sound. I am currently using 2 Kicker floorstanding speakers and this little amp has more than enough power to drive them clearly. I'll tell you that at higher volumes you lose quality, but you'll never have to crank it up to full volume. My suggestion is to increase the power to 70%-75% and control the volume through

We have a home cinema in our family room. Our problem is that every noise from our family room can also be felt in our living room. So if I watch TV (and listen) in the living room, my wife can't read her book in the living room all the time. So I bought this device so that I can watch TV through headphones over a bluetooth connection. Accuracy is good. Setup is easy. My only caveat is that I often have to re-pair the device with the Miccus Blue Tooth transmitter, but the process is fairly…

I wanted to connect my old Logitech Squeezebox audio player directly to a pair of speakers but didn't have the space/need for a full receiver configuration. I first tried a competitor's product which was plastic and cut off completely at low volume. This little amp has a solid construction with an aluminum body and knobs that look like they belong on high-end gear. The sound quality is excellent. As an added bonus, I can stream audio directly from my phone via Bluetooth simply by connecting to…

I wanted to save money by being modern. I had these old 2003 Bose speakers - passive, unamplified - that I wanted to use. This gadget works great. Tested first with iPhone AUX jack just to check the sound. Excellent! Haven't heard from these speakers in over 10 years. Then tried bluetooth connections. Worked great with iPhone 6plus and very old iPod. As with all Bluetooth devices, I have to fiddle with it when switching to a different source. Disable, forget - all that. But in general there are

Purchased to power Bose Acoustimass AM5 Classic Cube Speakers with subwoofer. This little amp packs a punch and delivers clear, distortion-free sound at any volume. It has a very nice die-cast aluminum body with matching bass, treble and volume controls - overall good build quality. The main audio source is an iMac with a 3.5mm audio jack. Simply paired with Bluetooth. Bought in June 2020, but in August the left channel was regularly switched off. The device has an 18 month warranty so I…

I wanted it to drive a pair of ceiling speakers that would connect via bluetooth to my google mini home device in my kitchen. I have a 7-zone whole house audio system that works with Google Home products (speakers, Google Chromecast audio systems, built-in Chromecast receivers, etc.). The amplifier worked well and the BT connection was reliable, but the problem was that the BT connection was causing a delay. Google Home has a setting to adjust the BT delay, but the delay I got from the amp…