FiiO BR13 Bluetooth Hi-Res Receiver

Tenía uno económico y la verdad es que no tiene nada que ver. Sin ser experto, noto una calidad de audio asombrosa comparando con el anterior. Lo recomiendo y mas por el precio (59,9€).

This unit brought my older HiFi and brought it into the 21st century. We can stream from our phones, iPads, and computers now with issue. Great quality signal as well!

Hi! If you are a music lover like me and like to listen to music all the time, then you need this device! You will hear your favorite music in new colors, be it Spotify, Deezer or some other streaming service, you will definitely want to listen to your library again. I bought this device for my car to improve the sound quality of my favorite music, but to test the device I connected it to home speakers in combination: BR13-optical-bluetooth (stream from an Android phone) and was pleasantly surprised! Later I will order another one for my home.

It’s small, shiny, and somehow manages to look both futuristic and slightly suspicious — like it could beam a secret message to outer space if you paired it wrong. The FiiO BR13 is that kind of gadget: you plug it in, Bluetooth connects instantly, and suddenly your old gear sounds like it spent a summer at mastering school. The sound is crisp, clear, maybe a bit too honest — it tells you if your mix is bad, but in a polite, audiophile kind of way. It feels overqualified for its job as a “receiver,” like it secretly wants to run your entire system. If you want your music to teleport into your DAC with style, this little box is absurdly good. I keep expecting it to start talking to me — but until then, it’s just sitting there, being quietly brilliant.

Incredible, tiny kit for the money. The Bluetooth receiver tag is misnomer. It does that but you also get a Dual chip DAC with optical in and out as well as a dual way co-axial. Those connections have SPIDF conversion & bypass which may be a godsend to some AV setups. Me I'm just relieved that given my CD player went Pete Tong I can use the DAC to gain RCA outs from the optical feed from my BD player. It's presets and volume control gives it a pseudo preamp capability. Runs off USB. BT is broadly reliable on room with the odd drop. If I'm being finicky a remote would be nice ( the app sucks and doesn't give you the features you want like input switching) and a RCA would have been nice but that would turn this into a BT pre amp and up the size and cost