🔌 Audio Pro LINK 1 - Wireless WiFi Adaptor for Speaker - Convert Any Speaker to Wireless - Alexa Compatible Review

This device replaces the Airport Express which connects my audio system to my home WiFi. The signal transmission speed is much faster and the sound quality is noticeably better. Setting up the installation was effortless and the product works as advertised. The price seems a bit high to me, but I can't complain about the product itself.

The Link 1 is a simple device, but it does the job well. It was easy to set up and pair with the other speakers in the Audio Pro system, and I had no trouble turning it off. I really wish it had a wider range of inputs for its price, but it definitely gets the job done. It's nice to be able to connect your old speakers to a multi-room system.

I just brought Link 1 and I'm trying to install an iOS app on my iPhone 11 Pro Max and the app keeps crashing after several download attempts. I then use the Android device to download the application. The application runs on an Android device. However, there is no sound on Link 1, so I'm thinking of another comment that says a firmware update might be needed. Then I follow the step shown in the app and update link 1. After the update in my Android app, a popup appears asking me to do a factory

I had some initial problems, but they went away when I moved everything Audio Pro related to the 2.4G leg of my home network. You also need to make Link 1 the group master to get stereo on your HT. So far it sounds great. More listening required! Update: The system sounds great and the sound coming out of my 5 HT speakers, three Addon C10s and two C-Subs is in perfect sync. The audio stream from Link-1 to my HT is dual channel, 44.1kHz PCM and appears to be an exact reproduction of the Flac…

I bought an Audiopro C10 and two Link 1 units to try to create a multiroom setup and ran into a number of issues. For starters, only one of the two Link 1 devices I received was successfully connected to Wi-Fi or the iPhone control app. I placed this unit just a room away from the C10 and was able to group the units through the app. While then both the C10 and the Link 1 played the same music, they didn't do it at the same time. Bluetooth music is streamed through speakers connected to Link1, a

UPDATE: It's been a few months and this device is working almost perfectly. The worst complaint is that it sometimes lags when streaming, but it probably has more to do with my internet strength. There will never be any problems connecting to the network or being recognized by the phone application. That's 80% Sonos functionality for 30% of the cost. I will take him! I don't write many product reviews and I was very hesitant to purchase this device due to the lack of reviews. However, I already