Bluetooth audio receivers, once connected to your sound system, receive a signal from your phone, convert it to analog, and send it through to your speakers or device for you to enjoy. Plus, they’re ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Not that long ago, the idea of listening to your television with wireless headphones might have sounded like something straight out of "The ...

Many people want to enjoy the benefits of Bluetooth speakers and headsets but worry their television is too old to work with newer gadgets. Thankfully, Bluetooth transmitters are a relatively ...

Got an old TV that doesn’t have all of the beautiful functions of a Smart TV? Looking at upgrading and finding that good quality smart TVs are just too expensive? Well, you’re in luck, as there’s a ...

Justin Yu covered headphones and peripherals for CNET. Forget the aux cord -- this Logitech Bluetooth Music Receiver is the easiest way to stream audio from your smartphone or laptop. Yes, wireless ...

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The Audioengine B1 has been updated with Bluetooth 5.3, aptX Adaptive, and 32-bit Audio, but still has the same $189 price tag Talk about being ahead of the curve…back in 2014. Audioengine’s B1 ...

Now that simple home theater gear like soundbars is popular, is there really any reason to own a home theater receiver anymore? One thing holding back receivers is that manufacturers have been slow to ...

There’s a lot of car and home audio equipment still around that was never designed to be Bluetooth compatible. With a good Bluetooth receiver, that’s not a problem. Plug it in, link it up, and you’re ...

To use your Windows 11 PC as a Bluetooth speaker, head into Settings > Bluetooth, turn on "Bluetooth," click "Add Device," and pair your device. Download and install the Bluetooth Audio Receiver app ...

Bluetooth has turned out to be one of the most commonly used features on televisions. However, while a majority of new TVs, including from brands like Samsung, LG, Sony, and others launching today ...