Home stereo setup
Connect the B35 analog output to your stereo's AUX or RCA input, supply 5V USB-C power, select the corresponding stereo input, then pair your phone.
B35 product guide →Most setup problems come from mixing up input, output and power. Start with the connection requirements below.
Connect the B35 analog output to your stereo's AUX or RCA input, supply 5V USB-C power, select the corresponding stereo input, then pair your phone.
B35 product guide →Connect USB power and 3.5 mm AUX, select AUX on the car stereo, then pair your phone. A USB port by itself is not the audio path for this product.
B61 product guide →A Bluetooth receiver accepts wireless audio from a phone or another source and outputs audio into an existing speaker system or stereo. A Bluetooth transmitter starts from a wired or USB audio source and sends audio wirelessly to a compatible Bluetooth listening device. The two directions solve different problems.
Home B35 and Drive B61 are positioned here as receiving products for existing audio systems. A device designed to transmit computer audio to Bluetooth headphones belongs in a different category and should not be marketed as the same job.
No. A receiver supplies an audio signal, not the amplification passive speakers need. Connect Home B35 to a compatible amplifier input, then connect the speakers to that amplifier.
Check a home stereo setup →No. In the intended B61 setup, USB supplies power and the 3.5 mm AUX lead carries the audio. A car without a suitable AUX input needs a different solution.
Check a car setup →Ask about Home B35 or Drive B61 on WhatsApp. Tell us which audio input your stereo or car has.
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