Fun Generation BT Receiver

It fulfils the propose for what it is intended and it does well. No interruptions. I use it to connect the audio of my iPad synths Plugins to the input of my hardware synth and send all together (processed by effects) to the sound board using less inputs from it. Also avoiding the hum of my iPad headphones output which is huge when connected to the PS and main. Via the bluetooth, this hum is not transmitted along with the sound and therefore makes ideal this integration for my setup. I would say that the sound via bluetooth is not perfect, but my plugins emulate old analog synths the are not intended to be HiFi either. Paring was a breeze and connection is always auto without my intervention. I must say that my iPad is an old one (iPad 3 retina) so I have no idea if that will work so for newer iPads that have lower consumption bluetooth version implemented. So check before if you intend to buy it for such usage.
That said I would not expected 5 stars at this price on quality and sound. All the rest gets 5 and could get even 7 if possible ;-)
Thomann shipped quickly as usual. Price is a very very low one.

I got this thing to have a quick backup sound source in hobby grade live situations when background music is needed but DJ hardware or other "proper" sound source isn't set up, and it does its job great for that purpose. The single-button user interface is perfect for this application.

Soundwise I don't have anything to complain about. Bluetooth alone is likely more limiting than the rest of the device.

The magnet attachment on the bottom allows the unit to be slapped onto any flat steel surface. I usually have it on the side of my mixer and connected with short 0.5 m TRS cables. It's compact and even has balanced line outputs. The plastic housing feels solid and doesn't squeak or twist.

The only thing I don't like is the wall wart style external power supply, but at this price it's expected and allowed. At least it has the German TÜV GS certification along with the CE mark, so I'll expect it to fail safely if (and when) it does.