Then it was easy, push button on the device, pairs, and listen to music. Also, I can pair him with div. Sources. Only because he has (also makes little sense), you have to change the source of the release it only to the old, and then select the new no multipoint. But since I relatively constant from one source (eg Apple Mac Mini) streame the music, this is because there is no major problem. I have tested it with a Google Nexus 7 (2012), an Apple iPad 4, a Samsung Galaxy Note, an Apple Mac Mini and a laptop with BT Stick (OS: Ubuntu Linux 13:04). All played out without hesitation, and hands me the audio quality which is provided by the codec used from. Especially since even with apt-X, the problem would be with me, the only 2 devices to talk to him.
What could be improved, is the power supply. In the Rezesionen was regularly talked about noise / White Noise, which occurs when silence is present (no music playing). This I could understand, and (just the cable 2x durchgeschlungen) by attaching an old ferrite ring on the connector from the power supply to suppress. Here Philips should sit on right of house from a ferrite, in order to eliminate those unsightly disorders. Also bothers me personally something light weight, which makes not easy putting up with the well-insulated cable, because these partially push the unit.
But as this are several reasons, and the general function is given, I rate the receiver yet 4 out of 5 stars.
