Download and install the Bluetooth Audio Receiver app from Microsoft Store. Launch the app, choose your device, and click "Open Connection." Open a music player app on your device and start ...

Swiitech Bluetooth Transmitter Receiver, 2-in-1 Bluetooth AUX Adapter, V5.0 Bluetooth Adapter for TV/Car/Speaker/Home Stereo/PC, Pairs 2 Devices Simultaneously, aptX Low Latency (TR-01) Swiitech ...

There’s a growing trend in high-end audio: legacy brands releasing Bluetooth receivers that bring hi-fi systems into the modern streaming age. Naim, NAD and Cambridge Audio have all recently released ...

TASCAM has introduced the RX-BT10, a professional-grade audio receiver that enables audio from Bluetooth devices such as smartphones and tablets to be integrated into existing sound systems. “With a ...

Let's run a quick test to find out! I'm using this with a projector at the back of my room, to get audio to the front ...

and 32-bit Audio, but still has the same $189 price tag Talk about being ahead of the curve…back in 2014. Audioengine’s B1 Bluetooth Receiver has been around for over a decade and it was definitely ...

A stereo receiver is essentially an integrated amplifier ... wireless features like Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, and even HDMI ARC in some cases. Whether you're just starting out with a $200 budget ...

The BTD 700 is equipped with Bluetooth 5.4 and connects as a class-compliant audio device to its host to transmit audio to a ...

Skip Bluetooth and rely on wires There’s always the “unthinkable” approach: wires. Whether it’s HDMI output to a soundbar or A/V receiver, 3.5mm line-level output to your stereo system ...

The best Bluetooth TV adapters turn your non-Bluetooth TV into one that's capable of pairing with over-air devices, particularly headphones and earbuds. This makes it super easy to listen to your ...

You also get Bi-Directional Bluetooth, so you can stream music from your device to the receiver or transmit audio playing from the AVR to the best wireless headphones. If you’ve got a Sonos or ...

your headphones can act as a broadcast receiver so you can listen to the audio in private, minus the distractions. Most of our smartphones and mobile devices, in general, support Bluetooth.