blafili XLR Bluetooth Audio Receiver

Worth the money. Works well so far.

Excellent product!! I have two of these and they work perfectly! Almost zero latency and the build quality is great!

this bluetooth work great i am very happy
with it the custumer service is great 👍

I bought this Bluetooth adapter for my studio monitor. It is easy to install and connect. The sound quality and range are amazing. It eliminates tangled wires around the speaker, and makes my studio clean.

I'm a part time DJ and I bought this XLR input so that I could connect my mobile phone using Bluetooth and play songs. Setup and pairing was easy. The sound quality is great and the battery life is long. The output from the XLR to the mixer is loud and clean. I'm glad to have this extra device on my mixer to help me with my productions. 100% love it.

I use it for interlude music at band gigs! Works great, never had a problem!

This is a fantastic device if you cabling issues ( or if you just want convenient streaming ).

So, since Christmas I had a layout problem with my "Active Bookshelf" speakers (technically I use 2 Rokit Studio Monitors as bookshelf speakers mounted high on 2 bookshelves). But we needed to move the location of my Streamer away from these bookshelves, so suddenly I had run cables which my wife hated.

So I needed a better solution and I came across the blafili XLR and thought it might work as a high quality alternative to cables, specifically because it supports the HD codecs unlike some other bluetooth wireless devices.

I love how two of them act in a TWS mode (like 2 individual earbuds for the left and right channel) and the fact they work on battery power (as well as wired) was super useful as I got it all working well with my 2 Speakers first, then once I was happy with the placement and the sound quality I was getting, I then just added a simple usb charger to keep them powered up.

So that brings me the most important aspect, how does it sound? Well when streaming from the same WiiM Streamer I was previously using via cables it sounded exactly the same, in fact, I ran the same 'room correction' that the WiiM Streamer offers and I got the same result I had previously as shown in the WiiM App. I love how simple it is within the WiiM Ultra to switch to bluetooth for "speaker output" so overall the swap from cables to 2 blafili XLR devices connected to my speakers took less than 10 minutes ( it did take me a few minutes to figure out how to enable TWS - I should have read the manual first ) and I was up and running and my wife was very happy with the result.

I use these Rokit speakers because for their size these speakers have both good bass down to about 50Hz and a nice linear response with excellent mods and decent treble as you should expect from studio reference monitor speakers.

So I believe this is a nice combination to work with the Blafili XLR, a decent active bookshelf speaker and a streamer that supports bluetooth and you have a nice wireless active solution for any awkward to wire location in your house that will sound great. As an added bonus, if I turn off the WiiM Ultra the Blafilli XLR ends up available to stream directly from my iPhone to the speakers, they can appear as Speakers within your bluetooth settings.

I added some photos to give people an idea for what this solution might look like.

So, if cables are a problem and you have some active speakers (or many an Amp with XLR inputs) and you want to turn them into a high quality bluetooth receiver I would definitely recommend the Blaili XLR.

Love how you broke this down into easy-to-follow steps.