Review on 🎧 IPX5 Waterproof Earbuds Headphones with Charging Case: High-Fidelity Stereo In-Ear Earphones, Perfect for Gym by Mary Gardner

Needed a converter to keep using my old Sony receiver to drive speakers with my new BD Blu-ray player. The BD player only has a coaxial digital jack (orange) for audio output, while my Sony receiver only has RCA jacks (red and white) as inputs. I looked at several converters and settled on the Blusmart device with excellent results. Blusmart has good photos and documentation here on the web so I know exactly what I'm getting. A few features I was looking for were 1) a separate AC power supply so I didn't have to guess if the unit needed a new (special in some cases) battery if something went wrong, and 2) optical as well as digital coaxial input. I can use the same model for my DVR that only has optical audio. The Blusmart device was a simple plug and play and the sound quality meets/exceeds my expectations. If you connect the device to a receiver or amplifier, you need a cable with red and white cinch plugs of the required length. The included cable is useful if you need a plug, but it's short. I would recommend this product.