192KHz Digital to Analog Audio Converter 5.2 Bluetooth Receiver DAC Wireless Audio Adapter with Optical/Coaxial to 3.5mm Audio Output for TVs, Game Consoles, CD Players, MP3 etc.

As others have stated, the case is light plastic. Nothing feels high quality. It can also be a bit clunky going from one source to another. I did most of my listening via Bluetooth. In this capacity, it is perfectly serviceable. Cheap yes, but also a cheap price. Range for me was pretty good. 20 feet through a couple walls in an apartment and it still maintained a connection. I did have to turn my phone Bluetooth off and on a couple of times to initially see it and connect though. Great for a cheap solution. I would not use this as a "serious" product, but the option of a built in DAC is handy.

Light as a feather not worth the price at all this looks like a $5 dollar DAC. I was fooled by the photo because the back looked like metal but all plastic crap. So much better metal DAC’s with better sound quality. Don’t waste your money !!!

Is you power Up with a USD Drive, there is no way to go back to BT, unless you shut it down, and remove the USB Drive, And the downside is thet You will loose your position on the 5000+ Songs you were playing in the USB Drive, it will start from the vey beginning, again each time yo wish to use BT.

I had high hopes for this bluetooth receiver. This was supposed to be used in our auto repair shop to transmit music to keep our mechanics working. This has to be one of the cheapest adapters I have came across. The case itself is cheap and flimsy. Not that I want a brick weight adapter, I would at least want one that sits with its own weight without the tension of the cables causing the adapter to just levitate and not sit. Overall, for the adapter itself, it works as designed, but the range is a bit short, even with no obstacles.