🎧 Wireless Audio Receiver with aptX Low Latency - Bluetooth Music Adaptor for HiFi Speakers/Home Stereo/Headphones/Portable Speakers - Enable Bluetooth on Your Audio Devices (MR230) Review

Connect the Sennheiser headphones to the receiver and the computer to the corresponding transmitter. They connect instantly, sound great, and the batteries in both parts last a long time. So many BT devices are just junk. is what you want

I bought this mainly because I saw the equalizer option. It turned out that the equalizer does not work after downloading the application, bummer I'm disappointed, not much excellent output voltage, uses "boomstick" to make speakers louder, minus distortion, and the picture, showing the equalizer parameter is a lie. October 10 update. I bought the item in August and now the device won't turn on.

There are a few features I would like to see in this product, but the price suits me. I've bought several MR220 models that work well, although the black model always looked a bit crappy than the white one. The MR230B's build quality seems more solid than the MR220's, and it seems to perform slightly better (for example, it takes less time to charge and turn on from a fully discharged state). Five stars say everything. He does what he has to do and I love it.

Working. Does not turn on automatically after the battery runs out, the switch is turned on and connected to the network (you need to turn off the switch, wait 10 seconds and turn it on again). In other words, you can't just leave it on and always on (when you turn on the machine, the device turns on). The range is pretty terrible too, about 3 feet; Anything over 3 feet will be very choppy. The sound quality is not great at all, although not terrible. For the price, I'd say it might be worth it

I use it hooked up to my Onkyo stereo to continue playing the media I'm listening to on my Android phone and iPad. The problem I'm having is that if I haven't used it for a while (even a few hours) I have to turn the device off and on again before my devices connect to it again. And since my receiver is under my TV, that means I have to walk up to the unit, reach down close to the floor, and turn the unit off and on again. This makes it very inconvenient to use. I just want to connect and use…

For under $15 it's great. It has a solid 20+ foot range and plugs in easily. My favorite part is that when the connection gets weak the music just pauses instead of giving up and shutting down completely, avoiding the PITA that comes with constant reconnecting. It's pretty darn easy to hook up; luckily i have an xbox right next to my av receiver so i could just plug in a usb to keep it powered on. If you don't have one, you should run to the radio store or find and get a $5 USB wall charger. As

Ideal for converting non-Bluetooth speakers to Bluetooth using an audio cable. Simply connect this Bluetooth receiver to your speaker using a standard 3.5mm audio cable, then connect your phone or other Bluetooth transmitter to this receiver. The built in battery life of around 4 hours is a nice feature that all receivers should have and eliminates the need for power plugs and charging cables during use (read more about advanced features). I've personally used them to help me set up a bad male…

Update: ----------- After a long second charge of 8+ hours and another try for 1-2 hours of plug time the battery seems to be shutting down its work for more than 10 hours running time. The third time, the LED on the case was also on for at least a few minutes when it started charging, but I didn't pay attention to how long it lasted after that. I've tried a few different pairs to see what the difference is. it can provide real functionality. The phone it was intended for is the newer Motorola…