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Gone are the days when you could easily connect your phone to your home stereo or speakers to listen to your favorite tracks. With phone companies axing the beloved 3.5mm audio jack, Bluetooth audio adapters are the only way to connect your smartphone to your classic speakers. Thankfully, Bluetooth audio adapters for home stereo are inexpensive and make it easy to listen to songs in all their glory.

Bluetooth adapters are easy to connect. They give you the flexibility to move around with your phone. And if you are up for it, you can always find one with features like support for Bluetooth codecs like aptX or aptX Low Latency.

So if you are in the market looking for quality Bluetooth adapters for home stereo, here are our recommendations for the best ones.

The blue Bluetooth audio adapter is one of the most affordable adapters. It’s small and portable. You can easily play songs from your iPhone or MacBook. The pairing process is simple and easy, and several users have backed this in their reviews.

It connects quickly and has a good range and several users have had high praises for its Bluetooth range. At the same time, the small and obtrusive form factor means that you can stow it anywhere near your stereo.

Last but not least, the iblue Bluetooth adopter delivers decent audio quality for its price.

The highlight of the esinkin Bluetooth receiver is its sleek and slim design. The sleek design makes it easy to store, and at the same time, it ensures that the device doesn’t stand out like a sore thumb. The company packs all the required cables and pairing it to your phone or laptop is quick and easy. Lastly, the range is not bad either.

The esinkin Bluetooth Receiver doesn’t have any on/off switches. This removes the hassle switch it on manually every time you want to listen to your favorite songs. You need to flip the main switch, and the device will turn on. It’s worth noting that it doesn’t have a built-in battery and needs continuous power.

As noted earlier, the range is sufficient to allow you to walk around your room with the music dropping or breaking. So far, it has received good reviews from its user base, and several users have spoken highly of its sound quality, range, and Bluetooth connectivity.

The 1Mii B06 Plus is a budget-friendly Bluetooth audio adapter. The highlight of this device is the long range, which makes it a cakewalk to move around the house with the phone. It further boasts of features like aptX Low Latency and 3D surround sound. The former translates to high-quality audio with minimum latency, while the 3D sound effect boosts the sound.

The connectivity is pretty solid. And unless you have solid walls or other constructions in-between, the odds are that the device will stay connected to your phone. For the price, the audio quality is good. Of course, you won’t get CD-quality audio, but you get the idea.

The 1Mii B06 Plus is popular and has received over 10,000 reviews on Amazon. Most of these reviews speak about the easy-to-use nature and the strong connectivity.

If you want an audio adapter from a name brand, then you can have a peek at the Anker Soundsync A3341. The Soundsync A3341 is a little more expensive than its counterparts above, but it promises nifty features like aptX-Low Latency support, wireless setup, and Transmitter and Receiver mode.

The latter means that you can stream sound from your TV to your Bluetooth headphones. It’s a decent Bluetooth adapter and connects easily to classic (and old) stereo systems. And yes, the company ships AUX, RCA, and optical cables along with the adapter.

The audio quality is decent, and there’s no lag or latency in the receiver. But if you want to buy this audio adapter for its dual functioning, you might want to consider the lag. Quite a few users have mentioned a significant lag in the audio between the source and the Bluetooth device.

And this lag will prove to be an obstacle if you plan to watch TV while connected to your Bluetooth earphones. But it will be in the clear, if you limit it to only songs and podcasts.

Finally, the Soundsync A3341 connects easily and has a good range. However, if you want the flexibility to move around your house, you may want to skip this one.

If you have a premium sound system and audio quality is your foremost priority, then the Audioengine B1 is a good pick. The folks at the Wirecutter opine that the built-in DAC (Digital to Analog) is better than the ones found in other Bluetooth adapters. And this results in almost wire-like audio quality.

Other than that, it sports a small and sleek body. Another highlight of the Audioengine B1 is the long-range, thanks to the antenna at the top. The range and the audio quality have surprised quite a few users.

The setup process is quick and easy. And like the Anker product above, the company ships essentials like RCA audio cable and USB AC power adapter along with the adapter.

If you do not mind spending money for better audio quality and seamless Bluetooth connectivity, then the Audioengine B1 is right up your alley.

Bluetooth audio adapters/receivers are the best way to bridge the gap between conventional stereo systems and new-age smartphones and tablets. The fact that you can play your favorite tracks from  Spotify or Tidal  with minimal hassles makes the deal a lot sweeter.

So, which one of these will you buy?

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In November 2017, an Amazon Echo device in Germany started playing music on its own at two in the morning.

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Namrata loves writing about products and gadgets. She has been working for Guiding Tech since 2017 and has around five years of experience writing features, how-tos, buying guides, and explainers. Previously she worked as an IT Analyst at TCS, but she found her calling elsewhere.

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