Wireless Audio Receiver for Music Streaming Sound System Works with Smart Phones, Tablets and Car, Wireless Adapter for Speakers

Today’s product is the Esinkin Bluetooth Audio Receiver. The package included the bluetooth device, an AC/DC adapter, USB power cord, RCA to AUX cord, and instructions manual. It’s pretty convenient having multiple options for setting up the device. I chose to use the AC/DC adapter since I will have it continuously powered by the outlet. I have a 2003 Pioneer CD player. This unit is pre bluetooth, however it does have an AUX input for an old school CD disk changer. Using a separately purchased, product specific 8-DIN to 3.5mm jack cord, I was able to plug right into the AUX line of the Esinkin receiver. One click pairs the unit with your mobile media player. I have several devices that I can now connect in an instant and play new content on my old school devices. The device comes with several useful attachments, although I need a separate adapter, I actually have had it for years, and have been using it for direct connect audio with this head unit. It is so simple and quick to set up, it almost made me skeptical, like it was too good to be true or something. The overall sound quality is great, capturing all of the details of the lossless audio files. I have my mobile phone and two tablets paired with this device, but my old Fire tablet is the one I use the most. I think that the Esinkin device is amazing at getting the job done. The item does exactly what it should, and I don’t see how it could be better. The price for this device, combined with an amazingly low cost, makes it a superior value that’s hard to beat. If you have some old school equipment that still works but you can’t play modern media players, then this device can solve your problem. I would highly recommend this as it is a great product for a great price. You can’t go wrong.

Excellent device. Easy to set-up. Small size. Very fast Bluetooth connection to device and iPhone. Great for powered speakers or old stereo receivers. I’m really impressed with the price, performance and value. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!

I am using this device to send line aux audio to a four output amplified slitter. Then use wired connection to a bank of four amplied speakers. Solves the inherently troublesome and near impossible problem of getting four devices connected to Bluetooth signal. This setup is reliable. I have had no problems with Esinkin blue tooth connection or the line audio output. Range is 30 plus feet. I recommend this device.

I wound up buying 2 of these units because the first one works well (1 month in.) It connected easily to my phone, and the sound quality is great for Bluetooth. Signal distance is good too but that's also dependent of the transmitting device as well. The only con is that you have to have a clean power supply because the noise rejection is lousy (bad PSRR.) I initially powered it via a USB connection on my computer, and there was a lot of background noise in the audio. Using the included power supply completely eliminated that issue. Overall, it's a nice little item that does the job. To the people that complained about not being able to turn it off, I suggest reading the instructions; it's easy.

It actually has a name of the company, was nicely packaged with instructions and were spelled correctly. And it works so far. Easy to hookup. I like it.

Pairs easily, stays paired, and no loss of sound quality. I am honestly very impressed with this.

Bought this for my wife, it hooks up to the audio port either behind your radio, or if you have one somewhere else. Connects very easily. Clear audio. Very nice purchase

TL;DR- Esinkin works well but will takeover the Bluetooth signal from any other device in your house. There is no on-off button so you will need to unplug the power cord if it’s not the device you want to stream sound to. Also, multiple Esinkin’s don’t play well with each other, they’ll all try to connect regardless if you tell your iPhone to ignore one. They’re always powered on and trying to grab the signal and conflicting with each other. I have prewired speakers throughout my house and outside by the pool. There are 3 different areas/speaker setups that each require their own stereo amplifier running a speaker selector switch. I wanted to be able to use my iPhone to stream music to the stereo amplifiers in each zone, so I bought 3 of these Eisinkin BT (Bluetooth) receivers. They work great, are easy to setup, and are pretty powerful. And that’s the problem. If you have any other BT devices (ex: headphones, speakers, etc.) the Esinkin will “hijack” the signal and take it over. There is no power on/off button so you’ll need to physically unplug it to stop it from unintentionally grabbing the signal. Two of my amplifiers have power switches on the back that control when the Esinkin turns on/off, but the third doesn’t have that power switch. So every time I try to use one amp the other with the Eisinkin tries to connect to both, basically causing a conflict and not allowing ANY music to play. So if you want to use multiple Eisikin’s be sure your amplifiers have switches on the back that kill power when not turned on. Or simply do what I ended up doing and buy different brands so they don’t conflict with each other. I know it all sounds confusing but if you try it like I did, you’ll soon learn it doesn’t work well with other of the same units or other BT devices. A simple on-off button would help prevent always having to unplug the power cord.

Poor quality and did not work for a minute I got it brand-new, no powering up at all

Muy buen producto, transmite el audio muy bien al receptor. Tiene largo alcance

Funcional

Muy fácil de instalar, muy buena calidad, llegó a tiempo. Buen producto.

El dispositivo no daba más de 4 metros de distancia. La música se escucha bien, la conexión es fácil pero esperaba más rango de alcance.