🔊 BriteLink Bluetooth Audio Receiver: Transform Your Stereo Systems with Portable, High-quality Music Streaming – by CyberTech Review

Worked fine for at least a year and I think it still works in my friend's car. I have the best bluetooth receiver due to some minor annoyances with this one. I'm not sure if this claims to be able to make or receive calls, but it doesn't. The biggest problem with this bluetooth receiver is that it is clearly outdated even when I bought it over a year ago. I'm stuck on the iPhone 4S a few months after it came out, so by many people's standards I have an outdated phone. My iPhone 4S won't connect

I use this to connect my Samsung media player to my car stereo. Setup is very simple, turn on the bluetooth on the player and turn on the bluetooth receiver in pairing mode. That's all, the next time you turn on the receiver, the player will find and connect to it without any problems, like any Bluetooth product. It plays well, I'm not a music lover, but it sounds good. I'm sure others will find the sound unacceptable, but I listen to podcasts about it, so perfect voice reproduction isn't…

First of all, the main reason for buying a Bluetooth audio receiver was to play music from iPhone 4 in the car. My car came pre-equipped with a Bluetooth hands-free kit and microphone near the rear-view mirror. I almost never use my phone in the car, but on those rare occasions the BTR006 has made it a nightmare. Minor annoyances 1) The power button is so small that I have a hard time pressing and holding the button. (I have big hands) 2) The blue light when turned on is almost invisible in…

This device is so weird. Pros: - Good sound quality - Good battery life - Small size Cons: - The power button is crazy. There's almost no tactile feedback, so you're never sure if you're actually pressing it or not. The switch-on time is completely variable, from 4 to 8 seconds. You just hold down the button, wait for the little blue light to come on, and wonder if you're actually pressing the button. The charging port isn't micro-USB like almost every other USB powered device on the market, so

I have purchased a Britelink Bluetooth Audio Receiver: Portable Bluetooth Music Receiver with Stereo Out (3.5mm) for Home and Car Stereos and Britelink Bluetooth Audio Transmitter - Portable Bluetooth Music Transmitter for 3.5mm Audio devices iPod wireless streaming. MP3, MP4, TV, media player for use with a bike helmet while riding so I can get rid of the cord that keeps getting caught in the camelback strap when I turn my head from side to side. This transmitter and receiver work great…