Anker Soundsync Bluetooth Receiver for Music Streaming with Bluetooth 5.0, 12-Hour Battery Life, Handsfree Calls, Dual Device Connection, for Car, Home Stereo, Headphones, Speakers

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Once a phone is paired it will auto connect when the SoundSync is powered on. That means, provided you leave Bluetooth switched on in your phone, all you need to do to start streaming when you get in the car is switch the SoundSync on and open your favourite music app. The receiver is compatible with cars. Unlike other receivers, this receiver doesn’t need a constant power source. You can carry it around and use it for as long as the battery life lasts. You can use it to update your car speakers and play music directly from your phone. You can also use it when you visit other people’s homes. If you love the convenience of Bluetooth but still want to get the highest quality sound possible, you won’t find what you’re looking for in budget models. The Audioengine B1 Bluetooth Receiver with 5.0 aptX HD offers easy connectivity and great sound, with only a few minor compromises. The battery life is very good. You can continue using it for 16 hours on end and it has a 200 hour stand-by time when it is not in use. The device takes 2.5 hours to fully recharge but it can play while you charge it via USB port.

The receiver can connect with 2 devices at the same time without any interruptions or connectivity problems. It’s compact and lightweight. The receiver works well with other devices because of how small it is. Also, it’s easy for you to carry around. Using it is very easy. It comes with Bluetooth 5.0 technology and will automatically connect your device. You can use laptops, tablets, smartphones or MP3 players to play music through your sound systems and you will have no issues with using different operating systems. You will know that you need a Bluetooth receiver when you want to bring your sound system into the modern age. You may have great speakers that you are not ready to part with yet, or you may just prefer the traditional setup. You will also want to use your mobile devices to play music. If you find yourself faced with these problems, that’s when you will know that you need a Bluetooth receiver. You can also use the Bluetooth receiver to play music from your phone while you’re in the car. Final Word Bluetooth is a wireless technology used by devices to share data over short distances via radio frequencies. Bluetooth replaces the need for a wired connection between two or more devices.

Occasionally a manufacturer or retailer will list a Bluetooth device and reference 2.4GHz. This is because Bluetooth uses the 2.4GHz radio frequency range to connect with other Bluetooth devices. The Anker Soundsync A3352 is a tried and true Bluetooth receiver that’s portable and well-made. Featuring an internal battery that’s rechargeable via USB, the device is incredibly compact. On one side is an AUX port, on the other is a volume up and volume down button. On the side adjacent to the volume buttons is a micro-USB port for charging.Bluetooth 4.0: This technology introduced a range of improvements over Bluetooth 3.0, including connection stability and transfer speed. Most of all, this generation is noted for debuting Bluetooth LE, also known as Bluetooth Smart. Bluetooth LE vastly lowered the power consumed by Bluetooth connections. You can connect to more than one device. Unlike some of the receivers on this list, the Soundsync has room for more than one device. All you have to do is pause your audio on one device, and it will automatically start playing from the other device. The SONRU Bluetooth 5.0 Receiver is another compact device that’s more similar to the COMSOON and Anker Soundsync. But with one look, you’ll notice that there’s a small built-in screen. This small OLED display gives you clear indication to several useful parameters including the Bluetooth device name, play status, volume, battery life and phone number of whoever you’re currently talking to. While this isn’t all that necessary, it’s an extra feature that’s definitely nice to have. This little receiver has a long battery life. It can continuously stream or play for up to 16 hours and it will reserve its energy for up to 200 hours when it is not in use. It will fully recharge in just 2.5 hours but you can keep using it even as it recharges.

To use, simply plug the included audio adapter; one end into the receiver and the other end into your vehicle’s AUX input. Next, pair your smartphone or tablet within a few seconds using Bluetooth. Best of all, like the COMSOON, the Anker Soundsync A3352 accepts dual pairing. Ultimately, this means that two people can pair their phones in the car. As a result, you can play music or make phone hands-free phone calls from two audio sources. If you’re like me and living in a world with passable speakers but no convenience, do yourself a favor and bring Bluetooth into the fold with the Soundsync. The device will not recharge automatically. You need to connect the USB cable to recharge it, but it only takes 1.5 hours to fully recharge and gives you up to 15 hours of functionality once charged. The receiver gives a warning message that says “low battery” when the battery life starts to empty. Some buyers find this constant reminder a bit annoying.This is the same frequency used by other household devices, such as smart home devices, radio-controlled toys and kitchen appliances. Because of its popularity, it is prone to getting cluttered, resulting in device interference. It is also the frequency used by Wi-Fi routers and might be one of the reasons your house suffers from patchy and inconsistent internet connections. Read our article on the best Wi-Fi routers to grab a router that can transmit on a much faster 5GHz frequency. So what do you do if you want to play MP3 files in your non-Bluetooth-enabled car? Or for that matter, how would you connect a Bluetooth audio player to a standard stereo system? Or wired headphones via a wireless connection? One of the easiest methods is simply to use an auxiliary adapter to bridge the gap. The B1 receiver features Bluetooth 5.0 with an extended range of up to 100 feet. In addition to the usual SBC and AAC codecs, the B1 also features aptX, which is a step up in quality. Even better, aptX-HD bumps the bitrate up to 24-bit, making for much better sound. You can easily connect your phone in a large vehicle. The receiver can receive transmissions up to 50 feet away in an open area or if there’s nothing that can get in the way of the signal wave.