The "Bluetooth cable"

I use the small box to my Onkyo AVR, the native does not support Bluetooth, to connect with my Samsung smartphone and hear about Spotify. First of all I have to say that I've been looking for a solution consciously with digital output and thus the highest possible audio quality. As my expectation, my S4 was apt-X also supports high. And it was almost completely fulfilled! The sound quality is excellent and clear. At first I had a little disappointment because the sound was not quite as full. This was but simply on the Spotify app, which was to "Normal Quality". After changing to the highest quality level the elation came).

The 20 EUR more expensive LinTech blueLino 4G plus has supposedly higher "reach" on. What I find somewhat dubious due to the fact that it is a pure RECEIVER however. Nevertheless, I have set up the receiver quite hidden and probably also in a certain "electromagnetic cloud" surrounded by a wide variety of cables and power supplies, the reception is excellent. The distance to the Samsung S4 is estimated 3 meters.

My notebook with built-in Bluetooth (without apt-X) almost at the same place does not get connection to LinTech. Only in a very short distance is a connection possible, which is extremely vulnerable but. So much about "reach" for a receiver.

The only downside that I have identified, and therefore only 4.5 star (rounded down to 4) forgive is that about every five minutes a small dropouts is noted. It seems as if a synchronization should be carried out (?). As others have reported it, I assume that this is at the receiver and thus the LinTech blueLino 4G.

Short nor an explanation for the title Review: The famous "wireless cable" does not exist even now, but I would imagine a cable for Bluetooth).