Bluetooth Adapter For Audi Concert Iii

Needed the adapter for my new Audi and B&H had exactly what I needed and it shipped quickly.

A very good adapter for my Sony a7 iii

We have bought other Bluetooth speakers and though some were good., the new Marshall Woburn III certainly sounds the best. Bluetooth pairing is instant and easy. The app is straightforward to use and seems to be bug free.. The Woburn III is certainly not a low priced unit, but here you certainly seem to get what you pay for.. It is too soon to tell how reliable it will be, but other models from this manufacturer have got a good longevity record. Hopefully I won't need to but I would certainly buy it again!

Bought the Z6 just over a couple weeks ago and took some of the best concert photos I’ve taken yet. Used with the FTZ adapter and a Tamron 24-70mm 2.8 the colors were rich and the low light adaptability is something my D750 can’t compete with. I haven’t had a chance to get a real long in-depth usage out of it, but for three hours in a dark venue it was really a game changer.

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 like this new camera for only one reason: its Bluetooth. (I ordered it right away the moment it was told that it has Bluetooth). Yes, now I can take family pictures that also include me! With my other RX100 I have to use the Vello Plus Remote control which is too inconvenient to carry around. Its AF is (may be!) a little bit faster than my RX100 VI. But most of all its picture sharpness is what I really love Sony brand name. I sold all my Canon gears (Canon 5D III) (and loose tons of money as well) and switched to Sony AR7 III since last year and have no complain at all.

I purchased an OM-D E-M5 Mark III as an upgrade from the Mark II, which I upgraded from a Mark 1, after I switched from a DSLR system. I used the Mark II for four years, really enjoyed it, and got some magnificent shots with it. The Mark III has tremendous upgrades and has resulted in a marked improvement in photographing options and experience. The Mark III has several features which I feel are essential reasons for upgrading: bluetooth connection, which I use with the OI share app, to control the camera from my phone or iPad, so that I no longer need a separate remote trigger; phase detect autofocus, great for birds and wildlife, which adds a whole dimension of photography opportunities; usb charging, which obviates the need to carry a separate charger and cord when traveling. In addition, OI share allows the bluetooth in the camera to be enabled, even when the power is off, so the camera can upload pictures to the phone or iPad even when it is in my backpack. I am thoroughly satisfied with this camera!

As a guitarist, my main amp is Marshall so when I was looking for a Bluetooth speaker, I knew I had to have a Marshall. The Acton III delivers with excellent sound and can handle high volume without degrading the sound quality. I get compliments on its looks from everyone that sees it too! All around a great speaker.

I have had a bunch of bluetooth speakers over the years and the Action III has fixed all the issues I've had with others. 1. I has a legit removeable power cable so I dont have to worry about breaking off a fixed cable and I also dont ever have to worry about a battery with a limited lifespan. 2. Multiple phones can pair to the speaker at the same time and the unit allows you to "kick off" the other user if wanted. This was a huge problem with less expensive speakers as I would have to track my wife down and ask her to temporarily disconnet her phone to allow me to pair my device. With the Action III is simply pressed the bluetooth button on the Action and it swapped to my device. GENIUS. 3. Having the eq knobs directly on the speaker is such a time saver and allows me to quickly make adjustments without using an app. 4. Knobs...imagine that! A real tactile knob that allows me to quickly adjust what I want, when I want. I HATE that so many manufactureres make you tap a flimsy button over and over just to change the volume. Well done Marshall. This will not be the last Marshall product I buy as long as they stick with what makes them unique: Quality and Simplicity. Let the other players out there add a tone of bells and whistles that people will NEVER USE. Keep it basic, keep it loud;)

You may want to consider a Bluetooth adapter for your headphones rather than this. They are harder to loose and more convenient.