PROZOR DAC Converter with Bluetooth 5.0 Remote Digital to Analog Audio Converter 192 Khz Digital Optical Toslink SPDIF Coaxial to Analog RCA 3.5mm with Volume Adjustable for DVD TV HD Blu-ray PS3 PS4

Solid build quality for the price. Remote works great, ir receiver is red and easy to spot giving you dac level volume control and muting ability plus the ability to switch between different inputs. All inputs are clearly labeled so setup is easy. The Bluetooth antenna is removable if you don't want it on the unit. Comes with a decent digital audio cable as well as a coaxial cable in the box, so there's no need to get those cables for output. Worked great plug and play out of the box, just make sure you set your TV to PCM or digital output to get sound if your TV doesn't switch automatically. Worked great for adding diy speakers to my TV and now it's in my custom built arcade cabinet.

I upgraded to this model Prozor PST173 from their small DAC01 because the RCA outlet came loose. I’m loving the Bluetooth feature on this because I can stream apple music via Bluetooth instead of airplay on my Wiim. Overall satisfied from sound quality, ease of set up, design and most of all affordability!

Buy your own cables the aux and optical are very cheap,especially the optical it won't stay in and volume control is crap but everything else is good!

Added a few extra inputs to my vintage HIFI system and giving it a nice and simple upgrade. My HIFI doesn't have a remote for anything. With this, I could technically have a remote for volume control for most of my components. However, to do that with this device, it would add extra complications and the use of a labeler. So for now, I get Bluetooth and optical as an upgrade. Yes coaxial too, but unfortunately my components won't allow use of it at this time. Might need to, upgrade those to something that will, later on. PROZOR might not be a name you've heard of before, I didn't ether, I can say that I would recommend their products. This is the 2nd product I've purchased, and I will get more. It's kinda funny that they're little HIFI components that are tucked in neatly with my gaint old units. I've seen someone actually build a little rack case for his collection. I'm thinking on doing the same. I will feel very happy doing that as these are cheap, with surprisingly good build quality, and does exactly as advertised.

Excellent converter, works well, the adjustable volume is a Big Plus.The only difficulty I had was in getting it connected. This was my first experience with this type of sound setup & directions did not specify that the rubber covers MUST BE removed from the wire tips. Otherwise, it would not work. Despite my concern that removing them might harm them, I became frustrated. Much to my delight, I suddenly had sound.This problem was of my making, but I’m certain that other users, who aren’t familiar with it, would also think that they were sent a non-working system.Thank you for the convenience! I like it very much.

I bought this to integrate my flat screen into a 1950's stereo console, so I could essentially use the stereo as a sound bar, and so I could play music via Bluetooth from my phone. It is simple to use, sounds great, and with a long optical cable I easily connected to TV to my stereo. The other concerns about infrared range being poor are true, but are easily overcome with a $10 infrared remote extender. Somehow the IR extender seems to have helped on the sensitivity of the volume control as well. Without the IR extender, volume increments aren't ideal, but it didn't bother me too much.

It makes no sense to have a Volume Control if there is no amplification in the product.I have a hearing disability and need a Sound Bar for some videos with lower sound levels on our DirecTV. I was using a Digital Audio Coaxial to Toslink Optical Converter into my Sound Bar, which did not help on some channels, and worked well on other channels depending on source sound levels on different channels.So got this with a Volume Control hoping the Volume Control was like a preamplifier to slightly boost the signal and you could control that sound with the Volume Control. Turns out you have to run the volume and maximum volume to get a normal sound volume output to the Sound Bar, being same volume as my RCA Digital Audio Input to Digital Optical Toslink output converter produces. Bottom line is you can only reduce the volume with the Volume Control, but can NOT increase the volume beyond normal. So since my Sound Bar can already reduce the volume, or if I want it reduced, I can simply use the internal HDTV speakers to reduce the volume of the TV. So except for the Bluetooth input, there is no advantage for me with this converter than already accomplished with my RCA Digital Audio Input to Digital Optical Toslink output converter that has no volume control.Planning on keeping this unit to see if I can successfully get the Bluetooth input to work for me, but disappointed the Volume Feature provides no gain and is completely unnecessary since volume reduction can be accomplished with other existing volume controls. Having a Volume Control implies that it is needed to control a slightly boosted audio signal, but is unnecessary in this case.Listing could have included fact that absolutely no volume increase is available with Volume Control, and that it only reduces volume but does not boost volume levels making it mostly useless.I can get better results using my headphone jack converted to RCA output into my Sound Bar and then the TV works as an adjustable preamplifier and can use the TV Volume to adjust the preamplifier levels going into the Sound Bar accomplishing increased overall sound levels above the Digital Input is capable, but using that headphone jack when plugged in it disables the TV speakers, and to switch back to TV Audio I have to physically unplug that headphone cable to go back to normal TV, something I was hoping to not have to do with this DAC, but without audio preamplification it fails to do what I really needed.Other than that, it seems to work as described, except not had chance to test the Bluetooth input.

I am really impressed how well this device works to convert digital signals (Bluetooth or toslink) to analog (rca connectors). I’m using it to connect a small tv using toslink, as well as playing music from my phone using Bluetooth to an amplifier with rca jacks. Sound quality and volume is great. Remote works well to change from one source to the other, change volume, and turn the unit on and off.

Hervorragend, supper Teil, dass jede ältere HiFi-Anlage aufwertet.

Het apparaat werd na minder dan 1 minuut meerdere keren uitgeknalt, ziet eruit als een DOA of prut product.

Działa dobrze. Polecam ten produkt.

Entree optique ne fonctionne plus apres 2 mois.En attente du support Prozor pour garantie.En contactant le vendeur, j ai reçu un autre en remplacement, qui a pu faire fonctionner la garantie et non le support prozor.J ai pu connecter mon ampli Pioneer SA-560 a la télévision (ampli sans télécommande) et contrôler le son avec une télécommande.Pour contrôler le volume, Il faut fixer le volume maximum au bouton de l ampli et ensuite via la télécommande du prozor on peut diminuer le volume (surtout au moment de la publicité )Dommage que la télécommande soit infrarouge (ça ne passe pas à travers les porte de meubles )

Ho scelto questo DAC dopo averlo visto e ascoltato più e più volte da un amico e devo dire che non ne sono rimasto mai deluso! Il bluetooth si collega istantaneamente, l'ingresso ottico viene convertito alla perfezione! Pulito, senza esagerato rumore di fondo e limpido come anche l'ingresso coassiale. L'oggetto stesso è davvero fatto bene: telaio in metallo schermato (per questo è presente l'antenna esterna per il Bluetooth), gli ingressi rimangomo fermi al loro posto e non "ballano" quando si inserisce o disinserisce qualsiasi connettore, l'incastro dell'ingresso ottico è veramente solido... ci vuole un po' di forza per staccarlo e questo è un fattore positivo, il telecomando è veramente basico ma utile ed è ben fatto anch'esso (la disposizione dei tasti è stata modificata da quella in foto, aggiungendo anche un tasto per il bluetooth)*LATI POSITIVI*- Come detto prima il bluetooth si connette istantaneamente- Qualità costruttiva e qualità audio veramente spettacolare- È stato modificato in modo che anche con il bluetooth connesso sia possibile scambiare tra i vari ingressi (cosa che prima, come letto da altre recensioni, non era possibile fare)- Cavi (alimentazione, coassiale e ottico) compresi come anche le batterie per il telecomando*LATI NEGATIVI*- Il problema del volume a "scalini" (come la vecchia versione e come riportato dalle recensioni) non è stato risolto... ma in genere arrivati verso circa la metà del volume non è un grosso problema.- Se state ascoltando della musica e mettete in pausa, l'audio viene mutato. (Potrebbe essere una specie di riduttore di rumore) anche all'inizio dei brani si può sentire un taglio brusco tra quando si preme play a quando parte l'audio.Ultimo appunto: la vecchia versione aveva una voce che alla connessione del bluetooth diceva "connected" (non quella dei meme) che è stata rimossa ma nulla di rilevanteConsiglio vivamente questo prodotto a chiunque abbia bisogno di convertire un segnale digitale, se non dispone di un amplificatore o qualsiasi cosa con ingressi digitali, avendo anche la possibilità di collegare un telefono o tablet tramite bluetooth senza problemi!Personalmente ho notato che l'alimentatore da 1 ampere fatica leggermente ma potrebbe essere un problema di quello che ho usato io. In ogni caso utilizzando un alimentatore usb da 2 ampere si sta più che tranquilli!Realmente un ottimo prodotto!