The latter is certainly the hurdle has to be mastered, especially since Bluetooth is of course what coverage limited terms, but I wanted to try it.
Compare products:
CSL - Bluetooth Receiver
Logitech Bluetooth Audio Adapter
Philips AEA2500 / 12 Bluetooth with NFC
Results:
So long was the source in the same room as the receiver, all three devices are coming along well, also worked the coupling, such as via smartphone (Samungs S4) perfectly and directly right away. If the source has, however, shifted by a space, the first problems came up in front of radio crashes. This was especially the CSL - Bluetooth Receiver to fight which noticeably longer with the greater distance than the other two had equipment in which occurred less terminations. Since the receiver is to be used only for domestic use, that bothered me beyond that fact that receiver connections were installed on two sides of the CSL. The competitors put power and audio output on the back, which the receiver can be placed next to / on an installation without cables each location.
Conclusion:
Affordable is not always bad, but unfortunately not always what is needed in special cases.
Anyone looking for a simple Bluetooth receiver, which can also be used for the road, which will surely find here.
All those who are looking for a more stationary receiver, which should look at it, especially since there better solved the connections and also failed to receive more powerful competitors.
