UGREEN Bluetooth 5.3 Receiver for Hi-Fi, Low Latency Audio, 3.5mm Jack Aux and RCA Connection, Long Range, Dual Pairing, Bluetooth Adapter for HiFi Amplifier, Home Stereo, Speaker

Great product Use it weekly & it works every time No need to reconnect or reconfigure, it just works

Impeccable sound! I must be a lucky one from some of the reviews as my unit is superb! I work with sound on stage and I’m seriously picky. For the price this unit delivers, it’s passed my test track test and I can now play music from any device through my studio speakers. For those of you who know, you’ll know when you see the speakers I have. Get one of these!!!

Used this for an event to connect a Bluetooth audio source (which was an iPhone but could be a any mobile phone, laptop tablet etc. with audio out) to a venue’s sound system that was in a private area not accessible to me. The device is small, has a single button for pairing/on-off control, which flashes blue or red when doing things, working much like other compact Bluetooth audio devices. There is no volume control, but if you are happy to control volume from your sound source this does the trick. I couldn’t say much about the quality, as the venue’s sound setup seemed ordinary, and I didn’t do any real testing before hand, but it was quite good enough for a party. I only used the micro 3.5mm stereo jack socket, and didn’t try to do anything sophisticated with 5.1 / 7.1 etc. which I don’t think this supports as it only has the 3.5mm socket and one pair of phono out connections, so it was bog standard stereo for me and that was fine. Mine also said it supported Bluetooth 5.0 but I’ve not done any testing to validate that claim. The pairing with a mobile phone via Bluetooth was simple, fast and straightforward. The device has a built in rechargeable battery, but as I needed to use the device continuously for several hours out of reach of mains power I used it with a battery pack and the supplied micro usb lead suitable for a standard USB port / charger. So I’ve no idea how long the built in battery would last on its own. The device maintained a connection continuously for many hours without any intervention - that was great. So this is basically seems a decent quality build and serviceable Bluetooth receiver, at c£24 it arrived quickly on time via Prime and it worked how I needed it to, so was a timely and great value purchase. The only significant reservation that would make me think again about using this was the lack of security in the Bluetooth pairing process, no pin was generated to validate the connection, it was just find the device ID from your audio source and select. I might be worrying unnecessarily about this but happy to be told either way by those who know more about this device and Bluetooth security.

Really good quality for listening music. İf you want it for movies or videos this isnt the right for you bc it has little latency but for Music its really good which i use jt for my Music setup. İ dont know how long the battary lasts beacuse i dont need it with battary its always on charge but its small and Compact so its always nice. İt was really easy to use and connect to my device as well.

like all UGreen products, it is just unpack, connect and go. This is not an exception. works out of the box, without a lot of fuss and the battery last forever. Specs mention 8hours but ihave been using it for a full weekend without a beep and I have only heard the "battery is low" voice message (yes, it announces low battery!) only once after heavy usage. Pairs with Mac, Linux laptops and iPhon and Android phone with 0 effort. The sound quality is excellent and really crisp (not some muffled, buzzing, or distorted sound as it comes out of a tin). It is an excellent addition for your old HI-FI that has no BT and easy to stream music in seconds. Saved me from running cables. Highly recommended.

Was looking for some kind of streaming device to add to my system, chose this as its not breaking the bank , plus I'm no prolific streamer, I prefer the hard copy of vinyl or cd. After a few weeks of use, it's not bad, sounds good enough, it could ,in my opinion, sound better. But that's a budget buy for you. My one and only problem, I have to link it to my phone every single time I want to stream. It takes 4 or 5 attempts to connect, and then you get the drop out, halfway through a song yesterday and it just disconnected itself. All that said, it's given me an insight into streaming, and given me an idea of what's what, and what kind of budget I need to look at for a proper piece of equipment.

Works exceptionally with my hifi setup and it’s the definition of plug and play.

Looks great, professional and good build quality but the charger and adaptor cables were missing. And it doesn't have a battery so it has to be permanently powered. If that wasn't bad enough the thing sounds like the "top end" is missing despite UGreen claiming it can go all the way to 20Khz - which is usually the -3dB point and most of us can't get close after our 20s. But even at my age and with hearing problems like Beethoven (who knew?) I can't hear the brighter audio. Sound from the TV was flat and uninteresting (vs. the internal speakers which produce a respectable range (Dolby Atmos my foot, Panasonic). Similar story on the Steam Deck. Paired without a problem but the audio was flat, lacked bass and high-frequency information. And this is into some BeyerDyanmic 990s (superb cans, available from Amazon which is where I got mine). The Beyers produce excellent detailed audio even with HRTF 5.1, 7.1 and 9.1 sources which is what attracted me to them. If I had the time I'd run a full sweep to see what the thing is actually capable of but I'm going to have to return it and replace it with something that does work. Low latency is great and all, but the amplifier (presumably a Class D SOC) lacks detail and sounds muddy. Sorry Amazon, this one is not what I expected.