BluDento 5.4 aptX Lossless, LDAC,aptX HD,Bluetooth Audio Receiver, Designed for Home Stereo & Pre Amplifier & External DAC

I upgraded from a cheaper £15 model of bluetooth receiver and the quality difference is immediately noticeable. I'm not an audiophile but I have a decent Marantz amp and 2 pairs of B&W speakers and with this receiver connected by RCA the sound is greatly improved over what I had previously. It comes with cables in the box for a quick setup and pairs easily with mine or a friend's phone immediately. No problems with it and very happy.

I bought this to use in my office as an old WiFi receiver gave up on me. I was not sure how well Bluetooth would cope with real hifi. I am pleased to say that I was very pleasantly surprised I was at the sound quality this unit delivers - I guess the internal DAC helps? The sound quality is really good - I would say as near to CD quality as it gets. Listening to music from my iphone the unit has picked out much more detail in the music than I got from my wifi receiver. Overall - a great little unit at a very reasonable price. And if you have an issue, their customer support were extremely helpful (my issue was just one of delivery which was not their fault).

What a buy. i has been procrastinating for years over getting a completely new system which supported bluetooth or getting a receiver for my old system. I was finally forced to make a decision as I had friends coming around. I decided to get this after reading the reviews and comparing the spec to the competitors. I wasn't disappointed. Setting it up was a piece of cake, took approx 5 mins as I had to turn my amp around. All I had to do was plug in the audio Jack leads. It immediately came on and was accessible on the network. On connecting to it and playing music from Spotify I was blown away by the sound quality. I hadn't used the system it was connected to for a while and didn't think it was as good as it sounded when the music flowed out of the speakers. Amazing. Sound was crystal clear with no hissing or feedback with ample base and warmness. It was hard to believe that it was being converted from digital to analogue. TBH I couldn't have hoped for more. It far exceeded my expectations. Don't hesitate, get one. You won't be disappointed.

Long range, Decent quality on analog outputs, easy to pair. But : - Our smartphones are APT-X only, so going to "HD" was not necessary - Not sure "HD" will live long, as LL seems to to come quickly and will replace it - Sad there is no Sony LDAC - There is no CE marking ... is it because the PSU is not supplied ? Quite strange, it is normally mandatory in EC

I connected the BLT-HD to my Rotel A10 through 60cm QED Performance Audio 2 cables. The sound (320kb mp3) (with a decent switching power supply with ferrites on the DC wire) is just brilliant: smooth, fluid, very solid in the bass, natural, clean, and with a very good transient response on acoustic guitars. The connection (AptX) is very stable. Brilliant little thing, recommended. Only one minor complaint: the device is nicely made, but it's light, and if I hadn't added some tiny rubber feet on the bottom, the QED cables would happily pull it off the top of my CD player...

I have a decent hifi set-up and have no need or use for a bluetooth receiver. However, sometimes my wife or daughter want to play Spotify from their mobile phones through my speakers. Until now it wasn't possible but I bought myself the BluDento as a cheap and cheerful option. No apps needed, just the easy matter of pairing your phone with the BLT-HD and away you go, simple. Straight out of the box it's dead simple to set-up. Literally plug it in via the supplied USB power lead (you will need to provide your own 5v USB plug socket though as this is not supplied) and connect up to your amp or dac. I have it connected both via the RCA outputs (which utilises the BLT-HD's own dac) and via the Toslink output into my own dac. Through my own dac is the best, only just though, believe me there is hardly any difference with the RCA outputs. I've been listening to it for over an hour now from my phone and I have had no cut-outs whatsoever, I'm sitting approx 3 metres away. Look I'm not trying to say this is high end audio but it is very good for the money. There's literally hundreds of these types of units for sale on the web so you pays your money and you takes your choice, but if you just want a bog standard but decent bluetooth receiver with no bells and whistles you can't go wrong with one of these.

Been using the Bluedento HD for almost 3 weeks, and have tested all ways to connect it to my Marantz amp. All of them RCA, SPDIF and Coaxial digital worked fine. Overall sound quality is excellent, using the APT-HD protocol. I have paired it easily with my android phone, tablet and laptop with onboard bluetooth, and PC with a logitech bluetooth dongle. No problems at all getting reckognised and connecting to all devices Overall I would say it is an excellent, although not cheap choice.

This is well built and has a solid signal, sounds really good using optical output, reason why I have given 3 stars is because the analogue output is grainy and the bass seem to be rolled off too early. As I wanted to use it on a amplifier that only has analogue inputs, it's probably because these all use the same analogue output stage? I guess.