Best Android Music Player For Bluetooth Speakers

I use these for my Android tablets, Raspberry Pi, and music player. The large capacity and fast speeds make a big difference. I was using older and slower microSD cards for my Pi but when I used this one, boot time and performance increased noticeably. SanDisk storage has never disappointed me, whether used for computers or photo equipment.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Right out of the box, the modern vs retro vibe was evident and super cool. Reminds me of my 100's that I had many moons ago and wish I still had them. But this beauty revealed it was more than a beautiful flashback to the past. Can you use both Alexa and Google Voice assistant? Check. WiFi and or Bluetooth. Check. Multi Bluetooth device connect. Check. Ethernet cable connection. Check.USB Connection. Check. Aux connection. Check. Tone controls. Check. Equalizer. Check. Dolby Atmos capable. Check. Android/IOS. Check.Chromecast/Airplay. Check ..WOW! The JBL One app was a joy to use and as fast as you could say JBL three times fast I was up and running. The set up was easy and intuitive . Using the supported Qobuz and Tidal music streaming services, via WiFi, our home came alive. With some quick adjustments with the tone controls we sat back and enjoyed the energy that this technical marvel created. Checked out the Dolby Atmos feature and we both agreed that it opened up the sound. As we ran down the genre's of Atmos music, the different effects on our familar music became fun and inviting My only wish list would be a better Bluetooth Codec than SBC. Certainly not a deal breaker. (Perhaps a future upgrade?) This is the most flexible and complete speaker system that will appeal to many. Great looks, flexabilty, Android and IOS capable and a ton of features to boot. Now where did I put my dancing shoes?

Best bang for your buck’s excellent Bluetooth speakers

I bought this B1 Bluetooth Music Receiver for my Audioengine A5+ speakers. Streaming music from my iPhone 6 works seamlessly, was simple to set up, and streams in high quality. I am very happy with this device. It is worth the extra money for sure.

This is a nice record player that works well. It sounds good, looks good, and was easy to set up. I know the idea of a Bluetooth enabled record player would probably make a serious audiophile gag but for my purpose it made it so much easier - I have one set of high quality Bluetooth speakers and they're linked to multiple devices including this record player, my phone, and my wife's phone. This record player enables me to not have a birds nest of wires and cables which is really nice. As far as I can gell it sounds just as good as my previous record player which did use cables to connect to the speakers.

I purchased this unit just before Christmas and have it connected to an 6 disc player and bluetooth speakers. Excellent sound quality and easy to operate. Only wish it had RCA jacks for speakers rather than wire posts. Also can't used remote for volume, treble or bass with the bluetooth speakers.

I received the Marshall Acton III a couple of weeks ago and I'm as happy as can be. Ordering and shipping was a breeze as it always is with B&H. The Acton was ready to go out of the box. My player (Fiio) found Acton's bluetooth right away and the bluetooth connection to my Fiio was almost instant and is stable over 25 feet. I have not tried to go any further yet. If you don't have bluetooth, you are able to plug in a cable with a 3.5mm jack. (not provided) I'm playing everything from the 30's to today's music on it and yes, sometimes I need to adjust the bass due to the age/recording of the song. In general, (my opinion) the Acton III is a little more bass heavy then some other players but sounds clear and undistorted even at high volume. Adjusting the bass is easy and done via the knob on top or your music player software. It also has a knob for treble, and some other features. If you don't need to entertain the whole block, the Acton III has plenty of power for a good size backyard party. I also have a Klipsch The One II and in comparison, I would say the Klipsch sounds a little bit more balanced. Nevertheless, I have absolutely no regrets buying the Acton III and it is a perfect and cool looking addition to my back porch. Yes, it needs a power source (outlet) but that is no downside for me. I would buy it again.

I Purchased this specifically for myself to connect my record player. It was a bonus that it had input jack and Bluetooth. I attached an Alexa device to it which allows me to stream music directly by just asking. My husband uses his tablet to Bluetooth to play music on the receiver and play the videos on his 10inch screen. I often find my husband in my study listening to music. Set up was very simple as I set up a record player, CD player, and cassette deck to it. Wired 2 JVC speakers to it.

Best speakers for playing music throughout the house. Can't wait to add more!

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