1Mii Bluetooth Receiver for HiFi Music Streaming Sound System, Bluetooth Audio Adapter Works with Phone/Tablet, RCA/3.5mm Audio Outputs to Speakers, 12H Playtime, with on/off Switch

Enabled me to reuse a pair of spare speakers. The set up was almost automatic. Because the speakers are stand alone and not connected to an amplifier the volume was controlled by the MP3 player which was used to transmit the Bluetooth signal. This would obviously control the volume at a fairly low level. However the sound of vocals and band music was very clear, and without any distortion. The speakers were of the hard wired type and did not have a 3.5mm jack socket so rather than use the supplied RCA cable I used a pair of RCA adapters to connect the speakers to the RCA sockets of the unit and it worked. So far so good and I will seek for a method of improving the volume level. I am delighted with this little adapter which at its low cost is excellent value for money. I recommend it highly.

I bought this as a Christmas present for a greetings with an old hi fi, so that I and his kids could play music that wasn't all Vera Lyn and Bob Diillan.All i can say is that fire the money is eccentric.It's easy to set up and works well.It's powered by an internal battery and you'll need to plug it in to a charger or lap top etc.It comes with 2 leads, one is a charge lead to connect to a usb source and the other has 2 rca at one end and a headphone sized Javier plug at the other. I didn't use this last lead, but instead used an rca lead to permenantly attach it to an amplifier.I'm not sure how long the battery lasts, but it will get plugged in to a isb all the time in this set up I think.It sounds fine and had dragged a 40 year old stereo into the modern age

I bought this to allow me to connect my Sonia Xperia phone to an old but good stereo amplifier and then stream music (amazon music app, BBC sounds etc) to the amp and speakers for listening. The device powered up in Bluetooth connection mode and was immediately recognised by my phone and has auto connected with all subsequent attempts so far. There was no required 'installation' as such and the internal rechargeable battery certainly works for several hours and hasn't let me down during a whole evenings worth of listening. This is not an 'Apt-X' standard device so may have some latency issues if you were to stream audio to a sound source while watching video on the phone screen but latency is not an issue for pure listening.Sound quality is certainly OK for listening through speakers via the old Mission Cyrus amplifier (considered 'audiophile quality' in its day). I did a comparison between my usual Bluetooth headphones (Sennheiser HD350BT) listening directly to the phone, then to some cheaper Sony MDR-V50 wired headphones and excellent Sennheiser HD650 wired headphones, both plugged directly into the receiver unit. In this case the sound quality was not as good from the wired headphones via the Bluetooth receiver as it was via the dedicated Bluetooth headphones; certainly not bad, just not as good and this is certainly what I would expect for a Bluetooth receiver costing less than £25 and substantially less than the headphones mentioned here.In short, the ML200 works, is easy to use and will, I hope, be reliable. The sound quality won't blow you away but is perfectly acceptable especially for the money.

Im overall happy with this product, features and sound qualityInitially was not so happy, as i was hearing a buz/hum between tracks (so, when no input signal). Concluded that that was related with the 3.5mm/RCA cable that i was using, for some reason that was causing some resistance or something similar. As soon as i disconnected that cable from my Denon amplifier, and connected the cable that came with this product, the buz was gone. I believe other people are facing the same, so decided to write my experience here. After fixing that, im very happy.In terms of features, this product is also good, problably would discard the bass option, but maybe usefull for some users.Lets see how it goes, if anyhtning happen will update my review here

This is a brilliant little thing and performs better than I thought. I only have one pair of RCA inputs and no 3.5mm input, so I bought an RCA splitter so I can alternate between the receiver and my turntable. The unit holds at least 6 hours of charge. The range? 10M indoors but yet to try it more than that. The sound is clear, no crackles, no surprises. Connection? Simple. There's a bass-boost button, but not totally necessary.All in all, really good so please don't be distracted by cheaper items... I first opted for the Amazon Basics unit, but it was total Pony so it went back!One thing I like about the MiiLink is the length of the cables; actually useful so no need for an extension. Very good.

As per the headline, works well (eay to set up, sound quality when running off battery etc etc). However, when charging the unit using the cable provided it adds a high pitched squeal to the soundtrack. I have gotten around this by using a main power charger with it, so my recommendation would be add a mains charger to the product, charge a bit more if necessary, and then it's perfect...or sort out the cable provided so it doesn't introduce the squeal when plugged in. I'll keep it because now I have added a charger it's fine/

Mainly use this to connect kindle fire tablet to an old Denon amp. Spotify and radio. Took less than a minute to set up and transmits good quality sound. Instructions are pretty basic but can work things out. Battery seems to last at least 10 hours play time. Have only recharged once so far - don't know yet if it gives a warning that battery is low. Only minor gripe is that on/off switch is tiny.

This might be the best purchase I have made in 2022. For such a low price, I turned my old stereo amp into a Bluetooth streamer. Easy to set up, easy to use and sounds great. Highly reccomended if you are looking for a cheap way to add bluetooth to your stereo.