Bluetooth 5.0 Audio Receiver with TF Card MP3 Player

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Bluetooth 5.0 Audio Receiver with TF Card MP3 Player
Bluetooth 5.0 Audio Receiver with TF Card MP3 Player
Bluetooth 5.0 Audio Receiver with TF Card MP3 Player
Bluetooth 5.0 Audio Receiver with TF Card MP3 Player
Bluetooth 5.0 Audio Receiver with TF Card MP3 Player
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TypeConsumer Electronics > Audio > Bluetooth Audio Receivers
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Your stereo already sounds good. This receiver adds a Bluetooth 5.0 connection, so your phone can stream to the system from across the room, or a memory card can play without one. It is compact, plugs into the jacks you have, and keeps the gear you already like.

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Your stereo already sounds good. This receiver adds a Bluetooth 5.0 connection, so your phone can stream to the system from across the room, or a memory card can play without one. It is compact, plugs into the jacks you have, and keeps the gear you already like.

Turns any wired audio system into a Bluetooth 5.0 receiver, with TF card playback and multiple output interfaces

Solves
  • Older stereos, car audio, or speakers without Bluetooth
  • Need to play music from a microSD card without a phone
  • Connecting different equipment with different audio jacks

Give your wired stereo a wireless voice

Your stereo sounds fine but cannot play your phone without cables. Plug this receiver in and stream wirelessly from your phone, or play music from a memory card.

Simple controls, clear cyan feedback

  • Cyan ring control

    The knob is polished metal with a knurled edge you can grip without looking. The cyan ring glows as you switch sources, so you always know which input is active, even in a dim car.

  • Every input, one box

    AUX 3.5mm, twin RCA, TF/microSD and USB-C cover the connections most stereos, car radios and speakers already use. Plug into the jack you have and skip the chain of single-purpose dongles.

  • Memory card playback

    Slide a microSD card with MP3 files into the side slot and select card mode with the knob. Music plays with no phone, no pairing and no data connection.

Connected in four steps

  1. 1
    Connect the output

    Run the 3.5mm AUX cable or the twin RCA cables from the receiver into the auxiliary or line input on your stereo, car radio or speaker.

  2. 2
    Power it up

    Plug the USB-C port into a car USB port or a standard USB adapter. The cyan ring lights up when the receiver is on.

  3. 3
    Pair your phone

    Switch on Bluetooth on your phone and choose the receiver from the list. Pair once, then pick it again whenever you want to stream.

  4. 4
    Or play a memory card

    Insert a TF/microSD card with MP3 files into the side slot, then turn the knob to switch to card mode. No phone needed.

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Will it work with my car stereo or amplifier jacks?
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Wanelo · seller

If your stereo or car radio has a 3.5mm AUX input or a pair of RCA line inputs, it will. The receiver covers both and takes power from USB-C. Connect to a line-level input, not a speaker output. More options are in .

Which input should I use: AUX, RCA or USB-C?
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Wanelo · seller

USB-C is for power only, so it always goes into a USB port. Use AUX for a single 3.5mm jack on a car radio or small amp. Use the twin RCA jacks for a receiver or amplifier with RCA line inputs.

Does it play music from a microSD card without a phone?
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Wanelo · seller

Yes. Insert a TF card with MP3 files, turn the knob to card mode, and the receiver plays the files through the stereo it is connected to. Your phone is only needed for Bluetooth streaming.

Do I need to wire it into my dashboard?
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Wanelo · seller

No. The receiver is plug and play, so it works through the jacks and power you already have. Mounting it behind the dash or in the console is optional and up to you.

Is the sound quality good enough compared with a new Bluetooth stereo?
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Wanelo · seller

The receiver streams over Bluetooth 5.0 and sends the signal into your existing amplifier and speakers, so the sound you hear comes largely from that gear. A new head unit makes more sense if you want a built-in screen or features this receiver does not have.

Is it worth it compared with replacing the stereo?
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Wanelo · seller

A new head unit or home receiver costs far more than this box, and you keep the speakers and the stereo you already like. For most owners, it is the cheapest route to wireless playback on gear they already own.

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