BluDento Hi-Fi Bluetooth 5.1 Audio Receiver with aptX HD, aptX Low Latency,AAC, 32Bits TI DAC for Streaming, Stereo RCA and Coaxial Optical outputs

Really easy to set up. Even came with a TosLink cable. Audio fidelity is flawless. Now I can listen to YouTube, Spotify, etc. through my home hi-fi system.

Easy to set up and music sounds great. Bought to replace my old, cheaper one and noticed the better sound quality immediately. Very happy.

Very good sound quality, streets ahead of the cheap receiver I had before. More volume too, so I don't have to turn the hi-fi amplifier up to a ridiculous degree as I did for the old one. However, I'm only giving it four stars for two reasons. One, when the sound begins after more than a few seconds' pause, there is a slight hiccup at the beginning. Most music tracks have a tiny moment of silence at the start, so this is not too annoying. It makes a mess of system notification sounds, but who cares about those? Second, more serious, and really unbelievable, is that it doesn't have an on-off switch! You have to undo its little USB micro B power connector to switch if off. I have ordered an inline micro B switch -- yes, these do exist but note that they only transmit power, not data -- so I shall be OK when it comes. But what a stupid omission.

Perfect, works straight out of the box. Once connected to my amp and phone, it paired without any drama. Instant streaming. Very happy. Great quality product, very easy to set up.

Super easy to pair and wire ( I use coax ) Sound quality is great with no loss of volume. Only a couple of day use so far but very pleased so far.

I use this device to give a new streaming lease of life to my very revealing but ageing Creek amp and Monitor Audio Bronze speakers. The result is fantastic - very good sound quality! Buy one!

Bought a separate plugtop power supply (mini usb). Would be nice to have that as an optional extra, especially as my old stereo does not have a usb port. Easy to plug up and make BT connection, superb sound quality, and BT range is excellent. Device receives perfectly from anywhere in my house.

I have a Samsung 65MU7000 TV that, like most modern screens, has no phono output for wired headphones and the BluDento True Hi-Fi Long Range Bluetooth Receiver seemed ideally suited to provide one via its RCA output. With all the correct modes set, I found the volume at the headphones to be barely acceptable at maximum output from the TV on any the three models of headphones I tested and I found the audio lag from the BluDento to be only borderline acceptable. In comparison, the (relatively) cheap Bluetooth headphones that I tried in the same set-up were good at half volume and with no lag at all. The Bluetooth aspects of the kit were excellent at the 4 metre distance of my set up and I could not hear any signal noise. These comments apply only to my use of the kit as a provider of signal for headphones and I did not use the kit for its primary purpose as a receiver to give signals to speakers.

I had my reservations on the quality of bluetooth audio till I discovered this device. Connectivity was a breeze. I use this mainly to stream lossless internet radio stations and services. I am using the RCA outs (internal DAC) to a Schiit Jotunheim connected to Genelec monitors from an iPad. The sound quality is extremely satisfying, considering iOS does not support the Aptx Bluetooth protocol supported by this device. I will update this review once I have use the optical out to an external DAC. Highly recommended for the price, features, sound quality and the small footprint.

Very fast, not much latency! FANTASTIC, great sound as well! Recommended purchase

Muy fácil de instalar, de uso muy sencillo

I don't usually write reviews because it's not often I find a product that is exactly what I want and lives up to my expectations. I wanted a Bluetooth audio receiver (to connect my iPhones to my tuner that drives all speakers on my main level) with these criteria: 1.) enough range to take the phone anywhere on the main level and not have it lose the connection, 2.) good enough audio quality to not notice the difference between audio streaming from my phone and that coming from the PC directly connected to the tuner, 3.) "always on" simple, quick connect and disconnect, without it automatically reconnecting after I've disconnected it, 4.) not have to pay more than one hundred dollars for it. (I knew I'd have to pay more than those cheap car receivers, but I also wasn't willing to shell out several hundred for one of the professional grade audio receivers.) And this is it. It's EXACTLY all that, and as best as I can tell so far, works perfectly. It pairs instantly with our iPhones (it connects like Bluetooth headphones do) and audio playback works great. Disconnect is just as fast and doesn't reconnect when I don't want it to. Signal strength is great. I can indeed pair it from anywhere on my main floor and stream music, and the receiver sits on the other side of the refrigerator and the center load bearing wall of the house. Sound quality is good; it's perfectly acceptable to me. I generally don't notice the difference, though if I listen very carefully, I might be able to tell, depending on the song. The only thing (and I expected this) is that I have to turn the playback volume on the phone up pretty far to get a decent volume level coming into the tuner. (The receiver doesn't amplify, nor did I expect it to.) Again, completely acceptable. Considering this was the only product I found that met my criteria, seems well made, and does exactly what I wanted, I'm thrilled. Well done, Bludento!

This device connects a modern smartphone easily via bluetooth to a stereo set so you combine the convenience of the smartphone with a high quality music playback at the stereo set. Unlike most rather reasonably priced bluetooth adapters this one employs a separate digital-analogue-converter-chip to enable audiophile grade sound output at the analog RCA jacks. I believe that the well- and natural-sounding Texas Instruments (former Burr Brown) PCM5102A is the key to the nice sound quality of this device: proper bass, fine treble and natural ambience of the music which are unlikely to be found in most bluetooth adapters are included here. I doubt that Arcam's or Audioengine*s offers (the latter probably influenced the optical appearance of this deivice) at more than twice the price have real sonic advantages and believe that the Texas Instruments DAC chip is the best choice in this price spectrum. If you want more, this adapter - unlike its more expensive siblings - offers optical and electrical digital output so one can make use of a separate DAC box or connect to the digital input of an AV-Receiver (& all outputs work at the same time). Apart fromt the good sound and the fine looks of its metal box which has better shielding effects than cheap plastic cases, this adapter is also easy to use and works at an extensive range (but don't expect too much from bluetooth which was made for short distances). It supports modern bluetooth 5.0 and the sound-conserving Apt-X/AAC transmission standard which evades re-encoding already compressend music. I do not know of any more complete bluetooth adapter. Considering its nice sound which can hardly be distinguished from an uncompressed CD I believe this is as much as is possible within the bandwith-limited bluetooth standard. You definitely hear the difference towards an adapter for half the price, but I doubt that you regret anything if you compare this product to others at more than twice its price!