95W Receiver 45W Speaker

I appreciate that this part out performs the 3600X I was using while being a 65W part, where the previous was a 95W part. Thank you B&H for offering preorders. These are still selling on auction sites for more than retail price, which is shameful.

I have 8 chargeable devices I carry with me (watch, phone, AirPods, laptop, backup battery, game controller, iPad, stylus). To keep up, I used to keep a couple USBC power supplies in my roller board (30w + 30w) along with an outlet splitter and two power supplies (60w + 18w) in my backpack. I have a MBP 13 but it only has two USBC ports...corporate machine so I really can't complain. However, it leaves me needing the extra supplies. This battery + hub with the USB ports and the wireless charging is perfect.  One note...the input for the Omni 20+ is maxed out at 45W. It won't take more and pass it through. I guess this is for heat issues and if you starve it to 30W it works fine just with less wattage.  I was hoping I could put a bigger charger in front of the hub and have the passthrough carry juice to additional devices but no dice. If you have a 80+W charger then still 45W is the most you can push in regardless whether you have lots of empty devices plugged in. Last week, I had a long day and all the devices were on fumes by the time I checked into the hotel. I plugged everything in and, 6 hours later, all devices and battery were back to 100% just as you would expect. I wasn't ready for the day but the devices were. Along with this I bought the Anker PD2 power supply which provides 30W x 2 or 1 x 60W. Now I only carry one power supply along with this Omni. Worth noting that the PD2 does not modulate the wattage flowing, for example, to 45W and 15W. It's binary...either 1 x 60W or 2 x 30W. If I could change something on the Omni 20+ it would be to switch the old-school USB ports to a USBC form factor (even if they are limited in wattage) because that would keep my cord options easier. Anyway...adapters are going to be in my bag for a while to come. Buy it and enjoy it...

The 45w usbc port and dtap powers both the Canon R5 and my Ninja V at the same time.

I bought these to mic a speaker I wanted to record who likes to move around when presenting. Wanted a light receiver with C connector for my iPad. I use iPad with a monopod. I thought that B&H might have the most logical choice and I was right. Sound is great and the AAA batteries mean I can change batteries and don't have to plug anything in or worry I have enough battery as I can easily put in new batteries. I plug in stereo earphone to the receiver and can hear one transmitter in one ear the other in other ear.

I wanted this shelf to attach to my speaker stand and hold my wireless microphone receiver for ceremonies. The Rxs are very light and this shelf worked great. Very happy!

I purchased two of these late in November and along with a Sony center speaker and sony receiver and have enjoyed the sound quality.

I was wondering if these were really going to be a good speaker as I upgraded the master bedroom to an actual stereo receiver and needed a speaker to support it. These Sony's fit just right as quality sound but not too big for the case their in. The price was right being on sale. Thanks B&H !

We are using this receiver as the base of a fairly simple whole house speaker configuration. With a speaker router, it handles eight speakers at cocktail party level perfectly. There are more than enough inputs. Bluetooth set up was a piece of cake. For the price, A+.

The speaker has a nice bass sound. It pairs well with the Sony 5.1 receiver with the RCA cord (included) . It has a power save switch on the back. You can leave it on all the time, or you can have it "click" off when there is no signal. Sometimes when the volume is low it clicks on and off during a single song depending on the strength of the bass signal. This can be fixed by just leaving it on all the time. I have a multi-plug surge protector to turn everything off when not in use.

Using this to control wall speaker volume remotely to a stereo receiver in the next room. Works great working at line levels without having to have a huge high-powered speaker L-pad in the wall that eventually gets scratchy sounding and dead spots. Made by RDL which I've used in many custom installations in the past. Very reliable products, practically bulletproof! Had to get 2 for stereo.