MiCar Bluetooth 4.2 Receiver, Portable Mini Wireless Audio Receiver, Hands-free 3.5mm Jack Aux Stereo Adapter for Headphones, Bluetooth Car Aux Adapter with Mic, Back Clip for Home & Car Audio (Black)

**UPDATE-10/18** Seller fully refunded my order and offered to replace my item. I could possibly have a defective RX so I assume the replacement is on the way, I'll update this review when I receive the replacement. TOP NOTCH CUSTOMER SERVICE!!!This is my 6th or 7th Bluetooth RX in my search for “The One” that will do what I need. AAC Coded support is a must, Output levels must be well served, BT 4.2 or above, lastly a RX with minimal voice feedback(Powering On/Power off, BT Connected/Etc..).The product itself feels cheap and is constructed entirely of plastic I believe. It has no weight to it and would sure break if dropped a few times. I like the lightning charging port due to having an iOS phone, thus reducing the need for additional cable types.I received mixed answers on whether this supported AAC in the “Questions” sections near the bottom of the product page. 10 seconds into playing I knew it was using SBC(Sub-band Codec) which is not what I’m looking for. It appears I’ll have to go ahead and just purchase a more expensive unit, I’m looking at the EarStudio DAC/AMP, this will actually provide me with more functionality and is highly praised by reviewers. This will most likely be returned.

I was looking for a way to make my Bose headphones "wireless", but I did not wanted to pay 60 for a BT adapter just because it has a curved shape and fits with well with the headphones so I tried this little device. It works like a charm and the range is pretty good compared to BT headphones I have tried in the past. The volume range is pretty good too and it syncs pretty quick. What I don't like it's that it charges through a lightning cable which are about to become obsolete and are not as universal as mini USB. I would recommend to the manufacturer to change the charging port or at least have 2 models.

The only downside I can think of is the clip is fairly small, no biggie I can simply keep it in my pocket, if your looking to use it for workouts I wouldn't' trust it all the way but doesn't mean it wouldn't hold up well. The build is worth the money paid for it and feels heavy and pretty durable. The multi button feature is nice, I don't need more than one button to control my device so its nice, especially for phone calls. The range is pretty impressive as well. I tested 15ft and it sounds great. Would defiantly recommend to a friend to purchase.

I bought one for myself to use on my Denon 50mm headphones. I passed it to my son to use in his car.I bought another one, then my I passed it to my wife for the her car. I bought another one that I use on my head phones. This time no one needs another one. I am please with how they work for now.

I’m so glad I ordered this thing. I got it to add Bluetooth to the wired headphones in my ski helmet and it works perfectly. The receiver connects easily and quickly. The sound quality is as to be expected. I haven’t gotten any static or anything like that from this device. It has randomly disconnected a couple times, but I think that might be due to the cold weather. For the price you can’t beat it.

This is a well thought out device. Lightweight, uses FireWire to charge, able to connect to two BT sources at the same time. It wont play two sources simultaneously but it will automatically switch to the source generating the audio. I like to hear podcasts from my iPhone, then I may switch to the iPad for YouTube videos. No problem at all. The other benefit, I can charge either source while I play podcasts. Also, if you use your iPhone in bed, you wont fall asleep and roll on your phone potentially breaking the glass.

This device works great in terms of Bluetooth connectivity. The only issue is I can’t adjust the volume on my Bose headphones. But for the price it works great as a Bluetooth device.

Love it. Great for hands free talking and working out.