DockLinQ Pro 30 Pin Bluetooth 5.0 Adapter Receiver for Bose Sounddock and Other 30pin iPod iPhone Music Docking Station(not for cars)

Delivered in under 24 hours. Simple set up straight out of the box. Paired with my Samsung A12 no problem. As stated in the specifications it is compatible with the Altec Lansing IM7, which was a very loud, quality iplayer in its day and this adaptor has revitalised it entirely. Highly recommended.

Bought for my car (06 honda civic) which only had the 30pin iPod connector on the off chance it would work. Plugged it in and worked perfectly.

Simple to use- does all expected.

Not much more to say than the title. It’s compatible with the Sony RDP-x80iP iPod docking system. Happy with the Bluetooth range and sound quality. Linking it to my phone was a doddle.

Works brilliantly, easy peasy to set up.

Tried it for the laugh, car didn't recognise it but hey ho now I know.

We were close to throwing out our Bose 30pin speaker after both our Apple iPods had stopped working. Then I discovered this little gadget that turns the speaker into Bluetooth. It’s an excellent bit of kit, very easy to work, and whilst we’ve only had it a few weeks, we are delighted with it

I've attached this to my JBL Onstage 2 Sound Dock and also linked it to my Bose Wave Radio; I've streamed Tidal through it, using my iPhone X and found the sound to be at a good volume with no hiss or background interference.The quality, whilst I wasn't expecting exotic HiFi, appears more than adequate, with good mids, a slightly bright treble and reasonable bass and the JBL and Bose sound pretty much as they should.I actually needed to 'play in' the old speakers a little as they had been idle for some time but they are staring to sound better and better.I haven't tested it with one of my Apt-X sources yet but as said above, the sound appears to be more than adequate using standard Bluetooth.The unit comes with a handy 3.5mm cable if needed and has a battery fallback if you're working with headphones or similar.As pointed out in the instructions, there is a selector switch on the top of the unit which selects between battery and power from the dock, which needs to be over to the right (when looking from the front) to allow the unit to work properly.I think this is very adequate for the price and is definitely an improvement over a previous lower spec unit from another manufacturer, in terms of sound and function.