Works really well. The cord could be a bit longer but ok overall
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BESIGN BK07 Bluetooth Car Kit, Wireless Receiver for Handsfree Talking and Music Streaming, Bluetooth Aux Adapter for Car and Home Audio
Add Bluetooth to your Car:
Instant solutions to turn car stereo system into bluetooth wireless environment for hand free calls on the road and access to the music on mobile devices.
Bluetooth V5.3:
The latest Bluetooth 5.3 technology provides lower power consumption and wider compatibility. You could enjoy your smart phone music or handsfree calling in premium-quality sound.
Plug and Play:
Super easy installation, plug the USB power port and 3.5mm Aux Port in your car; pair it with your Smartphone, then play the music and enjoy it.
Wide Compatibility:
Works with iPhone, iPod, iPad, Android Smartphones, Tablets, and other Devices, easily plugs into any powered Car & Home Stereo Sound System and Speakers via the 3.5 mm audio cable/adapter.
Support two phones simultaneously:
You can connect with two smart phones with the multi-point support of this Bluetooth music receiver.
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Review of "BESIGN BK07 Bluetooth Car Kit, Wireless Receiver for Handsfree Talking and Music Streaming, Bluetooth Aux Adapter for Car and Home Audio" I love this thing, great upgrade to car! My car is from 2012 and didn't have Bluetooth, my wife was concerned about me using my phone while driving so she bought me one of the "Bluetooth radio recievers". But I'm a bit of an audiophile and radio doesn't exactly have the best quality so I wasn't very happy with it. I saw this device and knew I had to upgrade, since it actually hooks into the 3.5mm audio jack, and it uses Bluetooth only, no radio transmission necessary! I love it! And it's so tiny and was top easy to setup. If you have an extra USB slot and a 3.5mm aux port and care about audio quality, this thing is for you!! So great!!
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- Reviewed in Canada on November 12, 2024Verified Purchase
- Reviewed in Canada on July 1, 2024
This is a below average BT receiver for vehicles but a reasonably decent one for anything except vehicles or anything that doesn't share the same power source as the speaker that the 3.5mm plug is connected to (i.e. the speaker it's connected to isn't powered by the same USB wall charger/power bank that this devices is powered by/connected to).
Below average BT receiver for vehicles, NO noise filter*, fine otherwise (non-vehicle), 3.5mm/USB-A
Reviewed in Canada on July 1, 2024
Like all other BT receiver, this can turn wired speakers (vintage or otherwise) into BT-capable speakers provided that the speakers have an input port for 3.5mm. Adapters (e.g. RCA/3.5mm) should work just fine and so should any other 2-channel adapters although I haven't personally tested 'em. It comes with a relatively thin and coiled cord that's fairly easy to work with, which I do appreciate.
✘ Note that this does NOT come with a noise filter (i.e. ground loop isolator) so this can NOT really be used in a car WHILE it's being charged by the car (i.e. via USB-A port). See NOTE below. I should also mention that the quality of the mic is bad (too much noise), much worse than ordinary hands-free device (which themselves are often bad enough) so if talking is what you plan to use this for, look elsewhere.
≡ Physical build
The physical build quality seems just fine and typical of nearly all other receivers (or even transceivers) on the market with an all-plastic construction although it does feel a bit flimsy although it's not necessarily cheap. It doesn't have any buttons or displays and the only thing it has is a LED indicator for displaying the connectivity status. It doesn't have any built-in battery and it MUST be connected to a power source via USB-A in order to work.
≡ Features
As aforementioned, this device can ONLY operate as a receiver and it's NOT a transmitter so it can NOT connect to BT-enabled devices (i.e. to discover BT devices to connect) but it can only receive BT connection requests. It supports SBC codec ONLY (this is the bare minimum) and no other audio codec such as aptX (any variation).
This BT receiver allows THIS device to connect to other BT capable devices such as phones, tablets, or TVs wirelessly to RECEIVE audio data and output it via the 3.5mm port. This would allow, for instance, an old speakers, wired headphones, or even vehicle stereos that do NOT support BT to connect to BT capable devices such as phones or smart TVs provided that the old speakers or wired headphones do have a 3.5mm port of course.
In essence, phones/Smart TVs (BT capable) would connect to THIS device wirelessly via BT and this device will in turn connect to old speakers or wired headphones using standard TRS M/M cable (i.e. the built-in cable) so you can use old wired speakers that aren't BT capable with new Smart TVs that have built-in BT functions (i.e. transmitter).
✘ Note
I should point out that this receiver does NOT come with a noise filter (i.e. ground loop noise isolator/filter) and what this means is simply that if you were to use it while it's connected to the same power source (i.e. charging this device) that the other end of the 3.5mm cable also connects to, a high-frequency noise will be heard and it will (for me at least) render this unusable because the high-pitched noise is fairly prominent.
For example, if this device is connected via 3.5mm to a car stereo while it's also being powered via USB-C from the USB ports (whether it's built into the car or via cigarette socket), you will near a constant HIGH FREQUENCY NOISE coming out of the vehicle's stereo. Again, this only happens when it's being powered by the vehicle AND connects to the vehicle via 3.5mm at the SAME TIME. If it's powered by, say, a separate portable power bank, then this wouldn't happen.
Without going to unnecessary details, this is the result of, at least partially, the way electrical system is implemented in the cars and not entirely the fault of the receiver although such filter (to isolate the noise) could've been built into the receiver as well. In either case, just remember that if this device is connected to the same device via both (e.g. to a TV in transmit mode or a vehicle in receive mode) 3.5mm and USB-C at the same time, you will likely hear high frequency noise. A standalone noise filter is available for about $15 here if that's something you need or are interested.
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≡ Performance
So how does it perform? Well, its performance is similar to many others with similar capabilities without aptX-LL. There is no easy way for me to actually measure the latency of this and it works just fine for music although I can't say the same for videos since there is the occasional audio sync issue although it's not exactly evident because it's not consistent and it seems to be able to recover most of the time, at least during the tests. With that being said, this probably would NOT be a good candidate for video since it's likely that audio sync CAN be an issue for some people due to the lack of low-latency codecs such as aptX-LL (or even just aptX for that matter).
For those who are curious about exactly what kind of high frequency noise I'm talking about, see the video.
≡ Value
All things considered, this is a decent BT receiver that's reasonably compact/portable and easy to use (although a LCD display would've been better); however, it does NOT come with a noise filter (i.e. ground loop isolator/filter) so this can is NOT really suitable to be used in a car; unfortunately, this is what it's primarily advertised for and that simply doesn't work for me at all. However, it does work just fine as ordinary BT reliever (for wired speakers etc) as long as the speaker isn't powered by the same source (i.e. USB charger or power bank) as the BT receiver.
It also does NOT have any advanced/low-latency codec such as aptX or aptX-LL so this may not work as intended for video content because audio sync can be an issue in some situations for some. It's somewhat reasonably priced at $13 for what it provides and its overall build quality, features (or the lack thereof), usability, and performance (poor if used in vehicles, fine otherwise). Your mileage might vary.
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- Reviewed in Canada on September 27, 2024
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