Bluetooth 5.0 Audio Receiver,1Mii MiiLink Wireless Audio Adapter for Home Stereo Music Streaming System with 3.5 mm RCA,Bass Mode,12hrs Playtime

You can stream music from your phone to your stereo through the ML200 which is a great little device to give an old stereo a new lease of life. I really like a number of features about this device. The device is compact. It is about 2. 2 inches in diameter. Two pieces, 25 inches wide by two inches high. The depth of the unit is 25 inches. The height of this person is 75 inches and weight is very light. Your phone can easily be paired with the app. It has a good quality of sound. For most people, it's more than enough. It's not audiophile-quality, but it's more than adequate for most people. I wouldn't use a Bluetooth interface if I was looking for audiophile quality (BTW, if I was going for that, I wouldn't be using Bluetooth). There's no need to plug it in all the time. It is nice knowing that I don't have to keep it plugged in every single time I use it, even though for my purposes I usually do keep it plugged in. As I usually listen to my music close to where I keep my phone, there isn't much need for me to test the ranges that it can cover. Unless it turns out that the review is inadequate, I will update it in the future. In addition to the digital output, the device sports two analog outputs - An RCA jack and a 3. 5mm jack are provided. An audio jack of 5mm is available. Neither an optical nor a coaxial output is provided. A price point like this, however, does not offer a lot of options. The "sound effects" button doesn't really do anything special in my opinion. A loud/ bass boost is pretty much all it is. As far as adjusting my sound goes, I like using the EQ in my stereo. As a part of the ML200 package, you will find the adapter, a USB charging cable, and There is a cable to convert 5mm to RCA, and a booklet that contains instructions. You will not find any charger included with it. Overall, this is a good, inexpensive, Bluetooth adapter that you can hook up to a stereo, amplifier, or boom box (if you still have one) to stream music from your smartphone. A competitive price for a product that does what it is supposed to do. It has only been a short time since I bought this, so time will tell if it is durable and of high quality. What irks me the most is that it doesn't come with a charging cable. It's likely that there are plenty of people out there who have extra chargers Unless you happen to be one of those people, you will have to factor in that cost as well if you don't have an extra charger.

Kara Daly

| Sep 25, 2020

Observations after unboxing This package is concise and efficient, containing all relevant information and description about the device on the outside box. Inside the box there is the Bluetooth device, and a multi-channel RCA to 3-channel adapter. There is also a USB power cord and a USB cable with a 5mm jack. Here are some initial thoughts and setup While the device is well built, the functions of the smaller buttons aren't readily apparent, I think this could be improved by changing M to something more relevant (according to the manual, this is a bass boost button) and by printing on the buttons, rather than etching them. In addition to having a battery, another unknown item that was pleasant to discover was that the device also had a power source. I was able to plug in headphones and not be tethered to the wall as a result of this. I had the opportunity to test both RCA outs as well as the You can actually use both of them at the same time with the cord included (with an additional cord not included, you can use them both simultaneously). Even on battery power, the sound quality is excellent out of both ports. It took me two hours to fully charge the battery (the battery arrived partially charged, so I cannot comment on the charge time yet) and it hasn't yet ran completely empty after a couple of hours of play time. The pros are Please note It's easy to use due to its familiar setup procedure (similar to other Bluetooth devices)* It provides RCA and 3 output options, and has a great sound quality. Having them can be used simultaneously is a definite plus (especially since they are 5mm)* Boosting the bass is a welcome feature and seems to work without affecting the quality of the sound. The cons are Please note No immediate concerns

As per the manual, you must reset the device so that the light does not flash purple. Instead, it flashes blue, then turns from blue to red, and then back to blue and red. The concern is purely cosmetic, for once I completed the steps and restarted the device, it wasn't damaged and I was able to pair a new device with it without any issue.

Rodrigo Ward

| Jun 10, 2021

There seems to be a lot to like about this MiiLink Bluetooth receiver - I made it. Several factors convinced me to choose it over other similar units, including its built-in battery, its ability to pair with two BT devices, and its crisp, clear display There is a bass mode that you can activate with the button It is printed. My precious vintage Pioneer HiFi receiver from the 1990s can stream audio to my streaming device (the likes of which are no longer sold) . . . and I'm grateful for that. There are a few things you need to The sound out of these small wireless transceivers is weak, so you will need to turn up the volume on your wired receiver/amplifier by about 50% more for enough volume and to hear a full range of sound frequencies. You can still hear a lot of background noise even when the volume is turned up, and you don't get as much 'depth or clarity' as you would if you played the same music through a hard-wiring CD player. You shouldn't have very high expectations, so don't. As I pointed out earlier, this is a well-done article This is a very well made, easy to use and assemble unit. Having read it, I would rate it as a 4 The reasons I gave it one star were because I knew it didn't come with an AC adapter (5V, 2+ Amp), although I knew that before I ordered With a price as high as it is, I always expect a nice adapter and an instruction manual that is readable.

Lucy Galvan

| Jul 18, 2021

My heart is not in the right place. This little device, which is incredibly inexpensive, cannot possibly meet my expectations and link qualily music from my phone to my sound system, and I am fully aware of that fact. There is a law of physics that states this When you pay for something, it is worth it. Still, the reviews and description sounded so good that I had to get it and give it a try. My employer might need me to It is true that miracles do occur. That was a very bad guess on my part, I'm glad to say. There is no problem with this device. There are many reviews that say the sound is extremely distorted when the device is connected to It does not sound like it to me. As far as I know, I have upgraded to gold There may have been some benefit from plating the RCA cables There is no way for me to There are two phones that can be stored in memory for connection, it has a battery to allow you to use the device in the event of power outages, and it supports SIM cards, so there is no need to buy a new phone. As far as me getting music out of my phone to my sound system is concerned, it does a perfect job. Your efforts are greatly appreciated! There is no need to make excuses for poor design or poor quality with this little dynamo. With my sound system transformed into a hand-held jukebox now, I run my own private show. It could not have worked out better for me!.

Robert Barr

| Jan 21, 2021