Bluetooth Receiver for Car & Speaker with NFC Pairing

Tap once and your stereo is listening

• Tap your phone, skip the menus

  The NFC zone on the top of the cube pairs an NFC-enabled phone by touch. There is no hunting through Bluetooth settings and no scrolling past old devices. Tap, wait for the LED to settle, and the music starts. It is the fastest way to pair a receiver that sits behind a cabinet and gets used every day.

• Connects to what you already own

  Red and white RCA outputs feed a hi-fi amplifier or powered speakers. The 3.5mm jack covers bookshelf speakers and car stereos with an aux input. You pick the connection that matches your system, so the receiver works with the gear you have rather than asking you to replace it.

• Everything in the box

  An RCA to 3.5mm cable, a 3.5mm to 3.5mm cable and a USB charging cable come in the box. You do not need to shop for adapters before the first song plays. The matte soft-touch shell feels solid in the hand and sits neatly next to a receiver or under a dashboard.

Connected in four steps

1. 1
   Connect the output

   Use the RCA to 3.5mm cable for a hi-fi line input, or the 3.5mm to 3.5mm cable for a speaker or car aux input.

2. 2
   Power the receiver

   Plug the micro-USB cable into a stable USB source. The blue status LEDs show the receiver is on.

3. 3
   Tap to pair

   Touch an NFC-enabled phone to the top of the cube. If your phone has no NFC, select the receiver once in Bluetooth settings.

4. 4
   Start the music

   Press play on your phone. Use the single square button to pair again or manage the connection.

Everything you need to get connected

• Bluetooth receiver unit×1

  Matte black cube with NFC zone and single button

• RCA to 3.5mm audio cable×1

  Red, white and black connectors for hi-fi line inputs

• 3.5mm to 3.5mm audio cable×1

  For speaker or car aux inputs

• USB charging cable×1

  Micro-USB power for the receiver

Your system still sounds good. It just cannot stream.

The stereo you still love

The amp still has warm mids and the speakers still fill the room. But every playlist means digging out an aux cable, switching inputs and hoping the phone stays plugged in. Nobody wants to replace a system that still sounds good, so the cable stays out and the phone stays on the couch arm.

One tap and it connects

Touch an NFC-enabled phone to the top of the cube and it pairs without opening a single Bluetooth menu. The receiver sits between your phone and the RCA or 3.5mm input you already use, so the speaker or stereo does the rest. Nothing on the old system changes.

Ready when you are

The box holds the receiver, an RCA to 3.5mm cable, a 3.5mm to 3.5mm cable and a USB charging cable. Setup takes a few minutes. After that, the blue status LEDs tell you the link is live, and the stereo plays from your phone every time you tap.

Upgrade the system you already love