Bluetooth Audio Adapter for Music Streaming Sound System, esinkin Wireless Audio Adapter Works with Smartphones and Tablets, Wireless Adapter for Speakers

Elegant solution for adding Bluetooth connectivity to Hi-Fi
I wanted to add Bluetooth capability to my 30-year-old NAD amplifier to really appreciate my premium Spotify account, as digital just isn’t as rich as analogue sound. There are a plethora of adapters on offer and it was a toss up which to go for as – with many things – reviews are mixed. I settled on the Esinkin [which is, from what I can see almost identical in appearance to the Logitech].
The unit is smaller than I’d expected, but that just means it’s less obtrusive. On the back of the unit is the power input and the RCA connection, which makes hooking it up very straight forward. I wasn’t clear which input on the amp to connect to, so experimented. I did try searching online, but life is too short for the endless forums and threads. The Tuner input gave the best result [I found there was noise/distortion from the CD and Video lines and I have a separate DAC connected to the Tape input]. It provides a good transfer of sound, with no audible latency or buzz. I was initially underwhelmed by the sound level, but once the volume on the device [in this instance an Android mobile] sending the signal is turned up, it’s fine and compares favourably with a Coax feed from a Blueray player which feeds into the DAC.
Pairing was straightforward on both devices I tried. You just push the button on the top and pair away.
The result is splendid. I had previously connected to a soundbar, which performed pretty well. In comparison it’s laughable, the proper stereo separation alone is worthwhile. With a pair of Interaudio by Bose speakers in tandem with some small Tannoys, it just sounds immense. I did a ‘full bass’ demo for my 12-year-old son and he thought it was ‘cool’. High praise indeed. I can now relive my younger days and open the gates of hell with my Hi-Fi set up. My neighbours can thank me later. 🙂

Simplicity Itself
Great little item that works perfectly straight out of the box.
We have all our music on a NAS connected to the home wireless network but needed some way of getting it played via an analog amplifier connected to speakers wired into our kitchen/dining room walls (an old set up). Plugged this into a power socket, and the amp, and switched on. Fired up an iPad with PLEX (free App) installed and which had previously scanned for, and found, the music on our NAS. In iPad setup, connected to the Esinkin device via Bluetooth. Pulled up the PLEX App and played some music – instantly heard through our old wired-in speakers – great quality sound (to my ears). Our dining room doubles up as the D&D gaming table, so at last I can cast the atmospheric music to the room’s speakers without having to revamp the whole audio system. Very happy with this purchase.

Esinkin bluetooth for older audio systems, great bit of kit!
Great bit of kit, super easy to set up with my Galaxy 10+, no issues. Range is very impressive. This is hooked up to an ancient Harman Kardon PM635i but still seems to retain its rich deep lows and crisp highs etc, I’m impressed tbh, worth the money. I used to be really picky with the whole audiophile thing, not so much now, this sounds wicked in my opinion.
Unit is small and unobtrusive. Its light so moves abt a bit so may secure it with a small bit of blue tac.
(I did put my phone into developer mode to increase the bluetooth volume, very very easy to do just Google it, a few clicks on the phone and you are done)

EPIC!
This is BRILLIANT! Set it up, plug in, connect with bluetooth and it plays from pretty much everywhere.
I’d been playing it in our garage with some speakers in the afternoon. Later I went to bed and turned on my phone to listen to some TV but couldn’t hear sound. Confused I just turned it up more. My husband came upstairs – he could hear the music out in the garage where it was still connect to my speakers a fair distance away from our bedroom! Also, anyone with the bluetooth (iphone or android) can use it. Great kit.

I wanted to listen to Sirius and YouTube through my old school 1977 Scott receiver and speakers in my home office. This little unit is the perfect solution!
I hooked it up to the AUX connection on the back of the receiver with the provided wire and plugged it into the switched outlet in the back of my Scott. Then I paired it with my iPhone and iPad. The whole process only took a couple of minutes.
It worked on the first try and sounds fantastic! I especially like that it goes on when I turn on the receiver and pairs itself automatically. I have used it dozens of times and and only touched it during installation. Totally seamless. I wish I had this years ago. Highly recommended.

This is the second unit I’ve bought, and the first one still in terrific working order!!
Overall: I’m not building $$$ systems, but rather extending the life and possibility with older systems and this receiver works wonders and sounds terrific impressing neighbours and family.
My first unit is tied into a 50-year-old HIFI cabinet on a timer to serve as a morning alarm clock once mine gave up the ghost. Natively connects to phone for music/digital radio or whatever.
Second unit is tied into a 30-year-old system I inherited from family friends for the back of the house.
Excellent pick up and range.
Easy to set up in seconds.
No noticeable lag.
GOOD sound quality it showcases how much better the older Clairtone hifi cabinet sounds against a Lloyds.
Power sources fine.
If you are looking to breath new life into old systems without building from the ground up or spending $$$, deffo pick this up!

Excellent product .