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Question: Hi, I am looking for a receiver that when i get home connects straight away with my phone. Will this one do that?
Document: I didn't want to pay the money to upgrade my home stereo receiver, but I wanted to be able to play music from my phone. This was the perfect answer. I knocked off one star because sometimes there is an issue with interference. Also the range isn't great, but usually I just set my phone on my entertainment center and let it go. Still, with that close of range, the audio sometimes breaks up or skips and I have to go press pause and play again.
This length is perfect if you sit this on top of your home receiver. I put mine a little further away so I needed a longer cable. In some cases a shorter cable is helpful to keep things tidy so this is really just a personal preference for my particular setup.I would definitely recommend this adapter.
Hooked this up to my home stereo. It took less than a minute to connect cables and start streaming music from my iPhone. Compared to my other Bluetooth devices (HomeSpot, JBL, Logitech), this one works just as well, is better looking, and cost less.A couple of very minor things I would change about this product:1. I would prefer a usb to micro usb power supply. This would enable this adapter to work in a vehicle.2.
I was buying it because of all the good reviews. But when I connect it with my iphone 5, even I take the phone away like 1 feet, the sound start to break. My Car's Bluetooth can even connect no problem across my living room into my garage. How does a "virtual remote" adapter do? I would just stuck a cable into my phone.Maybe mine is defective, but it's discontinued, have to return. Should have bought a better one.
Inexpensive on close-out, small unobtrusive, sounds better than the codec in the phone, easy to connect. One small caveat: When I took it out of the box I thought &#34;Great! It has two outputs!&#34; (RCA jacks and mobile device compatible) and I hooked it up to the headphone amp and stereo receiver at the same time. Unfortunately it apparently can't drive both outputs and the audio quality goes to hell if you try that.
This thing couldn't be easier to set up. Easily paired with my tablet and very straight forward hook-up to my home theater. I used the RCA style connectors and found the sound quality to be very acceptable. No audible static or interference to speak of, and no loss of channel separation (Unlike every FM transmitter I've ever used over the years) My one small gripe would be thatalthough I have notification sounds turned off on my tablet, the sound momentarily cuts out when I receive email and other notifications.
i connected my Yamaha receiver to my HTC one through this. i play mp3s and flacs, the sound quality is amazing thanks to APTX codec. And also this version has NFC capability so i connected my Android phone in a heartbeat. Reception is also good, i have no problems  with connecting from 30feet distance from a different room. Five stars deserved!
I love it very much.Philips AEA2000/37 Bluetooth Hi-Hi Adapter,Black(Discontinued by Philips) did very good job for my Yamaha Stereo receiver and iPhone 5s.Thanks!
Hooked to home theater system. Connects fast to my galaxy s3 and ipod touch. Sounds as good as any I've heard. Range is fine for my useWould buy again.
I have it connected through the aux port on my kitchen radio. My Galaxy 4 connects quickly every time and I've never had to re-pair once it found my phone the first time. I'd certainly recommend it
Answer: Hey...I have it linked to my blackberry and it connects to my stereo as soon as I walk into the house. It all depends on how you have it set up on your phone.  I set it up so it automatically connects.