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Esinkin Wireless Audio Receiver (Bluetooth)
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Adding Bluetooth to wired speakers and older audio gear

Esinkin Wireless Audio Receiver (Bluetooth)

The Esinkin Wireless Audio Receiver adds Bluetooth to any speaker, amplifier, or receiver with an RCA or 3.5 mm input, so a wired setup you already like can stream straight from a phone or tablet. It ships with the AC adapter, USB power cable, and RCA-to-AUX cord needed to drop it into most systems, and pairing is a single button press. A cheap way to keep working gear in service instead of replacing it.

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Pros

  • ✓ Brings Bluetooth to any speaker or amp with an RCA or 3.5 mm input
  • ✓ One-button pairing, and it remembers several phones and tablets
  • ✓ AC adapter, USB cable, and RCA-to-AUX cord all included — nothing else to buy
  • ✓ Roughly 30 ft of usable range in a normal room
  • ✓ Small enough to hide behind a component

Cons

  • – Picks up noise when powered from a computer USB port — use the included AC adapter
  • – Receive only: it will not send TV or PC audio out to Bluetooth headphones
  • – Some reports of units failing after a few months

Esinkin Wireless Audio Receiver (Bluetooth)

Adding Bluetooth to wired speakers and older audio gear

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Esinkin Wireless Audio Receiver (Bluetooth)

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