Thankfully it lists itself correctly as "audioengine B1" when you look for it in your device, and not some engineer's gibberish as many other Bluetooth devices do. Bravo!Ĭomes up the same as if it's an AirPlay device (iOS 6 shown here). There are none of the noises or thumps or other dreck I get with the cheap Logitech Bluetooth Adapter or the Homespot NFC Bluetooth Adapter.
Done! Once set up, it connects moments after power-on, and there are no clicks, mutes or stuttering as I'd get with AirPlay. Setup is easy: plug it in, click on "audioengine B1" in your device's Bluetooth setup, and it's connected without even having to touch the B1. It sets up in less than 60 seconds, it has plenty of range, and it has flawless audio quality. The audioengine B1 is a Bluetooth audio receiver, also known as a Bluetooth speaker adapter. Presuming you have good music files on your mobile device, they will sound fantastic! This Bluetooth adapter lets you play your music from any mobile device through any home HiFi or mobile audio system of any age. Comes complete with a fuzzy carry bag.īad: Easy to pair, but you have to reconnect manually each time. Good: Great audio quality, sturdy build, easy to use and great range.
Power: 5V USB, USB AC adapter and cable included. Outputs: Stereo RCA analog at -10 dBu, TOSLINK digital. See also the cheap and crappy Logitech Bluetooth Adapter and Homespot NFC Bluetooth Adapters.
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