1Mii B06HD+ PLUS Bluetooth 5.0 Audio Receiver

Easy to connect. Perfect to connect to ear buds while hisband is sleeping, would highly recommend.

This thing comes with everything but a USB power brick, which will definitely be needed, or a USB port on the stereo or something... It comes with all the audio cables you would need. Comes with RCA analog, RCA Digital, and even Optilink optical connection as well. It connected to my S22 quickly and had no issues. It sounded nice and clear, I didn't notice any coloration/degradation of audio, the range seemed about normal for most Bluetooth, and no dropouts/corruption of signal. I did notice that if something is playing on your phone it will show up on the screen on the adapter, but if you pause it on your device the adapter still shows like it would be playing still. Not a huge deal, but definitely misleading when you are looking at the adapter to see if you should be getting sound and it shows playing when on your other device it is clearly paused. Again, not big, but something to be aware of when testing this thing out. It's a great quick-to-get-up-and-running device that I will probably end up using with my sound equipment and for music between sets of the band, I run sound for.

I wanted to stream Bluetooth to my vintage audio setup, and started out with a cheaper TaoTronics unit that worked fine, but when A/B'd with my turntable, sounded very flat and undynamic, no matter how much I played with EQ and volume levels. I eventually realized that while the TaoTronics supported the AptX audio protocol, it only supported AptX/LL (low latency), and not the higher bitrate (thus higher audio quality) AptX/HD.I looked at a bunch of BT receivers and read a ton of reviews, in particular looking for units with an upgraded DAC and support for as many wideband BT audio protocols as possible.The B06-HD+ seemed to fit the bill, and I liked that it had RCA outs for my vintage amplifier (it's got coax and TOSlink as well for newer kit). Many units like this seemed to just have a 3.5mm out, and I didn't want to use a flimsier headphone to dual RCA adapter, vs a good old chunky RCA patch cable... The RCA included in the box with this unit is puny, mind you, so pick up a beefier one if you don't have one on hand.Out of the box, it's well built, feels sturdy, and is a clean design. Likewise the packaging and instructions are well above what you see with a lot of products like this on Amazon. Mii seems to be on par with some of the other newer Chinese vendors that are targeting the mid-tier audiophile market like Donner, Little Bear, and Fosi.Setup was simple, and the little box paired easily, and has a nice readable display with tactile buttons for power, volume and pairing. I like that there's a volume control on the unit itself that's independent of the volume on my phone, so I can tweak both, and dial in an optimal volume that matches my turntable's volume level, that way bouncing between Bluetooth and LPs doesn't have a big difference in loudness.In the case of the Pixel 5 I was using, the unit handshakes for Sony's LDAC protocol, which is actually a fair bit better than AptX/HD, with LDAC supporting up to 990kbps vs 576kbps for AptX/HD. Rad, actually don't have any other devices that support this protocol yet, other than a pair of headphones.OK, so how does it sound? On par with vinyl, to me, when playing lossless tracks via Spotify. Better than CD. I don't throw either of those bits of praise around lightly. Clear, dynamic range, stong lows and highs, very clearly defined soundstage, lots of warmth and lots of detail. This is via a vintage 100W Audiophonics SA-3180 amplifier, with a Teac EQA-10 in the preamp loop, into vintage Polk Monitor 5s.The unit has solved the problem I bought it to solve, which was a jarring difference in audio quality when switching from vinyl to listening to Bluetooth audio. I no longer experience listening fatigue after an hour or so when streaming Bluetooth, and the level of clarity in detail in the audio is terrific.Since I directly swapped a different BT receiver for this one, with no other changes, I can honestly say the difference is this little receiver, its supported BT protocols (make sure you know how to tweak your settings for optimal audio bandwidth and force AptX/HD or LDAC), and its DAC.The B06HD+ is night and day better than the TaoTronics BT receiver it replaced, and in my opinion, worth the price and then some.Only gripe? On my vintage rig, I get a little hum, very faint. I'll probably end up grounding it to my amplifier if it annoys me enough.

Purchased the 1Mii B06HD+ to use with my old analog headphone amplifier and it works great. Using the LDAC codec with my phone or tablet, connection is solid with good range and in conjunction with the quality DAC components produces good sound quality. Built-in battery is a plus and makes the device easily transportable to other audio equipment. Battery life is good and seems close to the specs provided. The device is smaller and lighter than I anticipated but appears to be built well. Having a display is nice and provides connection status, song title, battery life and volume. I recommend if you're looking for the convenience of bluetooth and want a high-fidelity line out signal to connect to your audio equipment.

Decided to buy this on a whim to use in my car for the aux input since my phones Aux was being crappy.It does not support calling and thats not whats its intended to do so you know now.The audio quality and power the line out on this thing puts out is SO amazing when streaming from the phone. it surpassed all my expectations . Quality and power are there to an extreme degree. I found myself in my car for hours listening to all my play list again . pushing this through the stock head unit honestly sounds better than many aftermarket head units bar none !

Works great! Used it to connect 2 Echo Studio speakers in stereo and be able to control my Apple Music from my phone via Bluetooth rather than using voice.

Great bluetooth receiver for hi-def audio at home.Its very easy to use, and comes with instructions that were relatively easy to follow.The bluetooth connection pairs promptly and isn't plagued with dropped connections, buffering, or other interruptions.Sound quality is as good as you can get from Bluetooth.Entire device is very compact and was easy to find space for on my entertainment center.RECOMMENDED>

i have a panasonic receiver..this product change my receiver completely. with toslink and rca.

This Bluetooth quality upgrade was remarkable from what I used before. It’s adaptability to any setup makes it extremely versatile for whatever the application.

I'm old and a technophobe/technomoron. This is surprisingly simple to use. Plug in a phone charger. Connect the red and white cable to the stereo and this audio receiver, link the blue tooth to my phone. Now from my desk just using my phone I can play all the Amazon music through my 25 year old system, which still is as good as anything sold today. Excellent!