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Question: Looking for an Adapter to hook to a large sound system in a fitness studio....most instructors have an iphone..  Will this one work without loss?
Document: Brightplay Home HD is an easy solution to convert older audio system without Bluetooth. Just plug it to an AC outlet and then use the included audio cable to connect the Bluetooth adapter to the audio input of your speaker or dock.I have an old Bose iPod dock that now streams music from my iPad or iPhone using this adapter.
My friend had it plugged into a power strip located inside his cabinet and we did notice poorer reception behind a half wall between his large family room and kitchen. I took one star off for that.Initial setup was a breeze and reconnection is also very easy. It is as simple as using my jawbone bluetooth headset.I don't notice any loss of music quality streaming through this device.Overall, this device is an affordable/convenient solution if you listen to music using your smart phone.
I really like the way I can turn even my large stereo system into Bluetooth and listen to any song from my iPhone. Product supplied by Brightech for an honest review.
I like to listen to Itunes and Pandora through powered desktop speakers while at my desk at work. I'd quickly gotten tired of plugging and unplugging the speaker connection from my Iphone 5 everytime I got a call or got up from my desk (I step away often and always take my phone). I was looking for a solution to simply and automatically put music on the speakers when ever I walk into my office or end a call.This little device has performed perfectly and is exactly what I was looking for.
Easy to install and the music sounds very clear. Only reason for the 3 stars is the range. It might reach 10 feet. At 15 feet, it cuts in and out even with a clear line to the device. Anything over 15 ft, it simply doesn't work. I've tried the range with iPad, iPhone 4, and iTouch without any improvements.
I have been looking for a Bluetooth streaming adapter to add the capability to assorted stereo/music gear I have accumulated. The others tend to have a wall wart/power supply that connects by cable to a receiving unit, which in-turn connects to your amp or speakers. The BrightPlay takes a different approach as the power supply, wall plug, and receiving unit are combined into one, which only requires a 1/8&#34; mini-plug to connect to your aux-in terminals.
Works as promised. Easy set up. Syncs with my iPhone 4s flawlessly and also home sound system. Highly recommend! When setting up multiple devices at one time be sure to restart the unit because it is only discoverable for the first two minutes of each plug-in.
Simple, small high quality sound. better than i expected.I have 2 large speakers, notebook windows 8.1 works great without flaw.
I still can't get solid playback off my probably-non-aptX laptop though, and I'm still not holding the BrightPlay responsible. ***There are a lot of "I'm not an audiophile, but..." reviews of this posted. At the risk of self-qualifying, I *am* an audiophile (or at least a pragmatic one). I've tried previous generations of Bluetooth receivers to hook up to home stereos before and they were basically unlistenable on a halfway decent system.
My friend had an old bluetooth adapter for his receiver. He always complains that it's a pain in the rear to connect the device to his iphone. I read the reviews for this Brightplay product and gave it a try. I like it. The new bluetooth technology has made it very simple to use. I purchased another one a week later to give to my friend.The adapter has a solid built to it.
Answer: Absolutely yes.  I have 5 of them and they are PERFECT!