Signa ST-WBT1 In-wall Bluetooth Music Receiver for Iphone/andriod W/aux Input

It does work. Easy setup,it connects as any other Bluetooth device you hookup to your phone. It worked with my phone and android table. It has a long range of coverage. It won't disappoint you. Get it

Works as advertised, however there is a lot of noise when using Bluetooth. At times, at low volume the level of noise overwhelms the music. The design is good and attractive. Installation is very straightforward and easy.

It is made to mount inside of an electrical outlet socket, but you cannot use the power from socket to power the device.5 volts only! This product is stupid!Made to mount in the wall, but uses a 5volt adapter plug which has to be plugged into another socket! Why design it to fit in the wall and not include an onboard transformer to use line voltage (120v).

PROS: Good range. Better than my Cobra Airwave. Sound quality is respectable. Simple product.CONS: Can't tell them apart. They are all named the same. I have 4 in my house and every time I want to connect to one I have to guess which is which. Using a serial number for the name would have been better. Or allowing the user to name it would have been great. When re-connecting you have to get up to push the button. When I reconnect to my cobra, I don't need to get off the couch.

Would be better if there were more color options, like light almond or beige to match other plates, receptacles and switches in my room.

This is a post install review. I will try to update after a summer of use.This item is perfectly suited for what it is, so I'll try to add some non specified info for those considering.My installation is outdoor under a shingled open air canopy next to my pool. I mounted it in a weatherproof 1 gang box with an in-use clear cover.I ran 50 feet of solid 18/5 sprinkler wire to this item. At the unit end I connected directly to the screw terminals pictured for both power and audio. The wire runs through my deck joists, so the wire is not buried, but protected from light and water exposure all the way into the garage where the stereo is.On the stereo end I connected the provided power supply and added RCA connectors for stereo inputs on the aux channel. Here are some notes about that.The provided power supply is perfect for doing this. It is two wires that are easy splittable and strippable. I would guess it is 24 gauge stranded wire. Before receiving, I was worried this would be coaxial and shielded as some wall warts are. Not the case here, so that is great and easy. The power supply was adequate to power it along 50 extra feet of sprinkler wire.For audio connections, I split the audio ground into two and then used these little gems to make an easy aux in setup.Bluecell 10pcs Phono RCA Male Plug to AV Screw Terminal Plug Connector https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00SSZERWQ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_yrBqxbJZZ4SBWPairing wasn't seamless, but it also wasn't troubling. expect to fiddle with it and look at the directions a couple of times. No big deal.I don't know how much wattage I lost through the power supply by adding 50 feet of sprinkler wire to it, but power doesn't seem to be an issue.I am completely open air outdoors, so I can give a pretty good indicator of range. I would say it is about 20 feet on average. It won't reliably work when my phone is in my pocket and I am fiddling with the receiver in the garage 15 feet away , but that is expected. It reaches across the pool about 25 feet.

Cool device .. using mine in a camper trailer. Suggest Signa offer the bare wire to RCA adapter.. I tool an old RCA to RCA, cut the ends off one side and stripped the wires. With WIFI in the Camper we now stream Pandora and IPOD music, also we can stream sound for movies watched on the laptop.

It worked perfectly for a year with my iPhone 5S. However, it never worked with my wife's iPhone 6 or my new iPhone 7. Disappointing... Apple claims to support all possible Bluetooth profiles, so it seems that the incompatibility is in the receiver.