FiiO BTR3

99 at Amazon.com Now I will warn you that when I was on Amazon Looking at the listing for this it's the reviews are very confusing and I looked at the...

I Will be picking up the BT R5, hopefully soon to test and we'll see if it's worth the extra cost, but I'm certainly impressed with the Pheo BT Are th...

So if you created really good device I can definitely recommend it because it's built nicely, it works nicely.

Dacs I have Sonata HD 2, Fiio btr3 and LG v40. Immediately I noticed how forward the mids are. And isolation is better than any of mine. After listening to it for some days, I figured, I love the sound.

I bought this device to help with the removal of the headphone jacks from modern phones. I wanted something that had all the different wireless codec to in a way “future” proof the device for future things. Although, it didn’t use Bluetooth 5.0, which does increase the bandwidth of the wireless sign...

I've had the Stanfield's for nearly half a year. They sound lovely with a respectable bass and excellent midrange. And the BTR3K has made it all the better when I go out for my long walks. Best on the budget audiophile set so far.

I bought this to use with my Pixel 3 to convert my VMODA Crossfade Wireless headphones to use LDAC, since the BT chip VMODA included in the headphones only does SBC. The sound quality is amazing! On par with my Sony earbud headset that supports LDAC built in. Fiio does seem to have tuned it a bit to...

The BTR3 sounds great and drives the X2HRs really well. Hooked up to my PC via atpX bluetooth, I am getting no discernible latency. This is a great way to make any pair of headphones wireless with minimal fuss.

I really liked this Bluetooth receiver. It was a perfect size, the DAC's in it were high quality so the sound was really good. And the build quality seemed really good. This little guy made actual Bluetooth headphones/ear monitors sound pathetic. It had plenty of volume and drove any headphones or I...

The base bt20 model is crap. But I’d like to suggest an alternative, to go with something like the Fiio BTR3K or BTR5. You still use your stock wires, but you can just run them down your shirt or whatever and pocket the tiny receiver. This way you can use pretty much anything portable with it.