🎧 Esinkin Bluetooth Receiver Wireless Audio Adapter 4.0 with NFC for HD Music Stereo Sound System Review

I have a Bose Lifestyle 48 system in our master bedroom. I have an Apple Music subscription on my iPhone. This Bluetooth device is incredibly easy to set up and works flawlessly. Simply connect the Esinkin device accessory cable to the Bose device and turn it on. Go to Bluetooth settings on iPhone and find Esinkin adapter, then connect. Everything is easy. I've never had a connection drop and the sound is great. A simple and affordable way to access thousands of songs in my iTunes library…

Works as advertised - I connected this to my stereo's power supply so it would turn on when the stereo turned on. Pairing was quick and setup works pretty well. While I'm not a music lover, I have a decent Onkyo system - and by comparison I found the quality on the Chromecast to be better than this Bluetooth receiver. I suspect this is due to the fact that streaming audio from a phone to bluetooth loses fidelity compared to direct 720p streaming. I have an app on my phone (localcast) that…

If you're one of those old farts like me who just can't part with those bulky speakers and amps in a junkyard when they became obsolete 15+ years ago, it is your time to rejoice. Buy such a cheap Bluetooth receiver and enjoy real stereo sound. These days you can even bypass your phone and stream the Spotify signal directly (only works with a Spotify Premium account), giving you even better sound quality than a signal from a mobile phone. Okay, it's not portable like Bluetooth speakers, but the…

All I had to do was connect it to my receiver/amplifier via the RCA jacks, plug in the power supply , the blue LED lights up and the device beeps twice. Then all I had to do was select Bluetooth on my phone. The phone recognized and paired the Esinkin adapter immediately. I then launched Spotify on my phone, selected "Rock Classics" and to my delight, the first song playing through my cool old school speakers was "Free Bird". WHICH TYPE!? I was in rock 'n' roll heaven. Fire it up, DUDE! In fact

Works very well with my Echo Dot. I use it at about 15ft, but I garaged the Dot and the pairing still worked (about 25ft range and two walls in the way). The output (and output from the TV's headphone jack) is routed to a Behringer Xenyx 502 mixer and then to a pair of Mackie MR-5 speakers. I hear no difference between symphonic music from Echo via Bluetooth and the same music via Fire TV Stick via TV (I confess I wasn't blindly checking). See my Echo Dot review for more setup details. Update…

I was hoping to run our old but excellent Bose system speakers with subwoofer without manually plugging in a smartphone via the AUX jack. It worked. Just plug in, connect via Bluetooth. It's that easy! I'm so happy I can lie in bed and wirelessly control my music from my phone. The power adapter is about 5 feet long, which was enough for our needs. A few minor issues: * You have to keep the speakers on, so even with the music turned off, there's a barely audible hum in the air. This is probably

UPDATE: Owned for about 2 months. It only connects to our latest in-store music iPad. We run a music service through the iPad to our old Bose Wave radio and it works really well for that. However, sometimes it just falls out of line. I restart the iPad and it comes back; about once a month. No connection to my MacBook Pro or Galaxy S9. You can't see it on the scan either. Although for $17 I agree because it connects perfectly to the iPad so we can listen to music in our coffee shop. I probably…

, I connected it to a repeater for Bluetooth streaming in a medium sized apartment. I used four different devices and they synced with no problem. I have to manually disconnect the device to connect to another one. The saved one reconnects automatically when it's on and within range. This device must always be connected to the network. One thing I notice is the padding underneath that doesn't leave a mark or stick to things after a while like some electronics do. It will beep to let you know…