Muswor Bluetooth Receiver Wireless Adapter Converter for Headphones Compatible with Beats Studio/Studio 2.0/Solo/Solo 2 Sony MDR-100AAP/MDR-1A and more, Car Aux 3.5mm, Speakers, Built-in Amplifier

Works great with the Beats make sure you're charged at 100% before you leave though because I've bought two now and both have died after 15 minutes once it hits 70%. Stays at 90-100 for a long time though

For driving around in the car it sounds pretty decent. I purchased a new phone, that doesn't have a headphone jack, and I needed a wireless option to listen to media on my phone and take phone calls hands free.This product was the right size and price point. I'm a bit of an audiophile, so I notice a slight lack of depth in the sound quality when listening to music, but honestly in a car, in traffic and with the AC going, I don't need great audio quality, and that's what this is. If you've ever been happy listening to music from your phone speakers, than you won't notice any audio quality issues. If you've ever upgraded the cables in your home stereo system to improve audio quality, or care about the power supply to your home theater system, then you'll notice the lack of audio quality. Again, for a car, in traffic, phone calls, etc. it's good enough for me.

The quality of sound is as advertised. On my Vmodo Cross-Fade 100 headphones, this unit provides a much richer experience than any BlueTooth device I have tried so far. I love the sound. However, I like to store the unit in my headphone case. Since the power button is exposed without any protection, I will find it turned on and connected to my phone, even when it is put away. This also has happened when stored in a drawer. Any pressure (even very light pressure) leads to the unit being turned on. In turn, this leads to the battery draining. I like to use then when cutting my lawn. The result is that when I expect it to be fully charged, it cuts out because the batter was drained unexpectedly. REAL BUMMER. It would be mitigated if the power-up sound was replaced with a voice saying "Powered On. Charge is Low (or full)" and I would know to recharge the unit before using. Instead, it just makes a musical sound. There is no way to check the level of charge, either. I really love the sound but these are easy design fix issues.

Had good sound for about the month and a half that it worked. Battery life good for a 2 hour workout

This is fabulous- was shocked how well the wire beats converted to wireless- amazing technology. I only wish the had a more compact converted- this is great but to take earphones to a 3 mile run was not secure from the connector- it felt little loose or insecure. I would used this converted for watching movies, play videos or even listen to music but staying in a stable area instead of using it to run, clever device. Thank you

I bought one of these and it ended up working great. The battery life is basically exactly 6 hours as advertised and hasn't shown any sign of dropping off after almost 6 months.However, I ordered a second one shortly after the first since there are times when 6 hours of battery isn't enough for my needs. The second one hasn't been anywhere near as reliable as the first. There are times when it barely charges when left plugged in for hours. It randomly will lose signal when only 1-2 meters away from the source. Sometimes it will turn off for no reason even when it has charge left.I would have given 5 stars if I had only ordered 1 of these, but the second one flopped on me. I probably should have returned it, but that's on me now.

Purchased this bluetooth receiver a few months ago. Thought it was going to truly revolutionize my wired HIFI headphones experience... What I got was a dud, and definitely will not recommendUpon opening that Amazon-labeled package I got so stoked, I actually went through the manual, lol... Anyways... bluetooth/ settings/ discoverable/ Muswor... Connection was a breeze, so 10 out of 10 on that... Easy money.... So once I connected, quick battery check on my smart decvice shows battery life at around 68% Like so far... and figured that should be enough juice, but decided to charge to full capacity, No biggie. Recharge, auto connected, then press play on phone, and what came out was everything but bliss. I got an AM tuned, canned sounding, distorted response. No bass, and basically trash. Signal response was definitely no 10 meters... Hahaha, you got me Muswor! Signal distance, phone must be in front pocket, because the rear-end pocket is way too far, and battery life??? Since I was burned I wanted to see how bad. THe device lastest an hour and a half, before the need to recharge. I asked Amazon to send me another, figuring they had another in their warehouse, but I was informed I had to send it back in, so they could test and investigate? Person didn't sound all too happy to help. By that point I was done. Didn't need pushback from Amazon for a product I just purchased, when all I wanted was to be wireless, musically speaking.The Conclusion: Muswor Bluetooth receiver trashed.Claims: Bluetooth boasts signal strength at 10 meter distance from source. Reality: 2 1/2 feet from pocket.My opnion: Save your money!

Works great. Only issue is I can’t have it plugged in to charge and use it at the same time.