I thought someone might be interested in a Bluetooth 5.0 receiver I just bought. I hear a chorus of "why on earth would we?" Well, it's a Friencity YYCH-LE506, bought from Amazon and currently selling for just £13.99. It's Interesting - at least to me - because not only does it decode the usual SBC codec, but also AAC, and most importantly, as the thread title states, LDAC. It has a rechargeable battery with hard power switch - charged with USB-C and useable while charging; 3.5mm out - which I'm presently using with a pair of Sennheiser HD206s; stereo RCA out - no digital out; '3D Surround Sound Function' button - which I haven't tried yet; and a top-mounted multi-function knob, for volume control, etc.
Also interesting - again, at least to me - when I connected my 2018 8th gen Fire HD 8 tablet to it to try it as a portable BT headphone amp, I discovered it connected with the LDAC codec, whereas I thought the tablet only handled SBC.
I've only used it briefly, but so far it performs well, and sounds good.
So, an LDAC BT receiver for just 14 quid - seems good to me.
Anyhow, if you're not interested, why have you read this far?

Also interesting - again, at least to me - when I connected my 2018 8th gen Fire HD 8 tablet to it to try it as a portable BT headphone amp, I discovered it connected with the LDAC codec, whereas I thought the tablet only handled SBC.
I've only used it briefly, but so far it performs well, and sounds good.
So, an LDAC BT receiver for just 14 quid - seems good to me.
Anyhow, if you're not interested, why have you read this far?

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