ArylicS10+ AirPlay Audio Receiver, Multiroom Stereo with SPDIF Out, WiFi & Bluetooth Music Streamer, Streams HD Lossless Music from Spotify, Amazon Music,Tidal etc.

Great product so far! I wanted something for my home audio system where it was just a small, simple device that I could stream to via Air Play from my phone. This does the trick! It just sits there are waits for me to connect with no issues.The app is nice too, although you don't have to use the app which I like because I'd rather use Apple Music.Also something to keep in mind, although it didn't matter for me, this has AirPlay and NOT AirPlay 2. I wasn't sure about that when I bought it, but I did my research between the two versions and the differences didn't really affect me.

Purchased to stream internet radio and works as expected. I don't have an iPhone that will accept the app so had to connect to laptop by Bluetooth. From some services I get occasional cut-out which possibly is because my router is in a different room. Instructions indicate that WIFI connection is preferred. Item will perform multiple capabilities that I don't plan to use but for the price this is a great product just for my requirements. If you have issues connecting to laptop submit a question and I can help. Instructions aren't totally clear but using the pictures I could get it done.

i will preface by saying it's worth buying, but test it with a small variety of file types and bit streams.in my case, i am SOLELY running it with music on a USB thumb drive, 16/44, 24/96, 24/192. i put about a dozen tracks thru it and i get some tracks just dropping a second of audio here and there, then some i get a few seconds are garbled audio. i have run the music through basically 3 DAC's including the internal one, 3 amps. used toslink digital and the line-out to amp. same result. all i can ascertain is the bitstream from the source USB is getting fubared, maybe the encoding / decoding just hasnt been totally QA'd, specially if they assume people will be net streaming or direct from a media pc. so functionally it does what it should, audio quality seems ok if you run to a DAC, however in my case some tracks are a no-go, these unfortunately being FLAC downloads that cost me dollars, so i need those to work. without testing maybe a 1000 tracks to get a failure rate, i can just say around 5% failure on the 10-20 i have on the thumb drive.

i wasn’t sure what my life was missing until I plugged in this AirPlay Audio Receiver. Turns out, it was better sound and the ability to blast music from every room in my house without any of those pesky cords.Let me start by saying, this thing has WiFi and Bluetooth, which means I can stream music from every device I own—from my phone to my laptop to that old iPod that’s just collecting dust. Suddenly, it feels like I’m living in a concert venue, only with better snacks and a couch.The multiroom stereo feature? Pure magic. I now have the power to play different songs in different rooms. One room? Classical music. Another? Heavy metal. The kitchen? I’m just over here cooking to some smooth jazz, pretending like I have my life together. It’s like having a DJ for every room—except the DJ is actually me, and my song choices are questionable.SPDIF out? Fancy. It sounds like it should be a secret spy code, but really, it just means it’ll work with whatever fancy sound system you have. It’s like I’m running a high-tech audio command center in my living room—without all the wires and tangled mess.And let’s talk about the fact that I can play music from anywhere in the house. I’ve literally walked around singing along to tunes like I’m auditioning for a musical. The real magic happens when I start singing off-key in the hallway and the speakers follow me, like they’re saying, “We got you, fam.”The best part? My neighbors can hear everything, so now they know just how eclectic my taste in music is. They’ll be thankful the next time I switch from Beethoven to Britney Spears.In conclusion: If you want to feel like the ultimate music maestro (and possibly annoy your neighbors), this AirPlay Audio Receiver is a game-changer. Five stars for making me the best DJ in my house... and the one with the most questionable playlists.

Im running the Aryic S10+ through a vintage receiver amp!Im using 2 pcs of equipment. An Arylic S10+ for the remote, Bluetooth and streaming and a FIIO K11 R2R dac for the CD player. I run it all through the tape rec/play loop on my monster Sansui 9900Z. The streamer, Bluetooth and remote of the Arylic works just fine and sounds good. This is a good and cheap way to go if you have a old receiver with no remote. You just have to be careful when switching inputs that the volume is not cranked up to high or you may damage your speakers or ears! Overall, it works great and you can't beat the price.

For the price it does a good job. The sound is good. It takes a long time to start up so I leave it on. My problem is with the app, which I find not very friendly. (I'm a software designer so I may be picky.)

This is a diamond in the rough what a deal best streamer for the price.

I couldn't get it to work. Either I misunderstand what it does or it is broken.