It connected very easily and quickly and revived the idle sound system. I didn't expect such good sound from a wireless device.

For simple use with a sound system, very good. It might enhance the bass a bit more than it should. If you are HiFi enthusiasts or if you want to delve deeper into this hobby, I would probably look at other models and mainly other sites to see reviews.

When it works, great, but it often picks up radio transmissions from the aether. Not advisable if you live in an apartment building where everybody is running a SETI lab out of their living room.

Very stable in its connection. However, the DAC it comes with is not for high fidelity. Overall, value for money.

I was planning to buy a soundbar for my TV, but I preferred a receiver/streamer with the advantage of a good built-in DAC to make use of my stereo system. I realize that I made the right choice. It recognizes all codecs, which it displays in different colors and also announces them with a voice. The connection to the TV and phone is easy, and the range for receiving from the latter is around 10-12m. The sound is naturally much better than directly connecting the phone to the amplifier, not to mention the elimination of cables. It does not have a (wired) headphone output, but that can be achieved with an RCA to jack cable. As for the construction, it feels high-quality with a nice fabric cover. From the sound I hear, such as bass, clarity, balance, I consider this device to be hi-end, even if it's entry level, and it's worth its money.

It is truly remarkable how much Bluetooth technology has advanced. I bought it with reservations not knowing what to expect. I was wrong. Comparing it to a CD player, there is a difference in terms of bass and how full the sound is, in favor of the CD of course. However, since the recording is good, the sound of the ifi is very good. Something that also applies to well-recorded CDs, of course. It is very convenient to control the music from the phone. I don't know what the opinion of an experienced "music lover" would be, but for the 100 euros I spent, I am very satisfied.

Excellent for its price, it plays all formats, even the high-resolution LDAC & LDHC transfers of Sony & Huawei. Maybe it won't be able to properly drive some integrated amplifiers with a forced increase in volume and the possibility of noise-hissing and the so-called "ticks" due to lack of grounding in the power supply. Few negatives, many positives, and the sound is one of them.

Awesome Bluetooth DAC for its price. The sound is detailed and full, with very good imaging and depth, superior to any laptop or mobile output. It connects easily via Bluetooth and supports almost all connection protocols (AptXHD, SBC, LDAC, etc.). The Bluetooth range is good (excellent connection throughout the living room), but it may have some issues if there is a wall between the devices.

As for the negatives, I mention that it does not come with a power adapter, so it needs to be connected to a mobile charger with USB, and the provided cable is quite short. Also, the device remains permanently open and there is no password for Bluetooth connection, so anyone in the apartment building can connect to it.

Klipsch RP-8000F, Yamaha A-S501. It's a beauty to play from the turntable, but sometimes you want the convenience of streaming (or simply to listen to something you don't have in your collection). So it was a necessary purchase for music but also for movies (connecting a TV box and having great sound). It does the job perfectly, loses one star due to the mediocre range of the Bluetooth.