DockLinQ 30 pin Bluetooth 5.0 Adapter Receiver for Bose Sounddock and Other 30pin iPod iPhone Music Docking Station

I have an old Bose speaker system designed for the old iPod, which we haven't used in years due to the advent of Spotify, Pandora, etc. So there's this very nice Bose speaker which we never used, even though we'd like to have a portable speaker system to use with our phones. I stumbled across this little device and decided to give it a try, rather than having to buy another expensive bluetooth speaker system. Voila'! Plug and play was simple, paired with our phones, and great Bose sound quality again, after years. Highly recommend this product!

This device took the ole Bose out of the dark ages and made it great again. I have no complaints about it at all. Some newer Bluetooth devices auto-connect when one is in proximity and this one doesn’t. That may be useful for a car, but since I’m using this at home, I don’t want my phone auto-connecting each time I enter the house. Perfect for me and works as advertised.

Product arrived quickly. It was easy to use as it mated to my phone right away. I use it on my Bose sound system Music has a good quality. I am well pleased.

These really work great on vintage I Pod Iphones for any audio! Easy pairing and many devices keep the battery charged also!

I have been using these Bose speakers for at least 20 years with ancient iPods and everything has worked fine until this week. Suddenly, the iPods were not functioning with the speakers anymore. (I have 2 systems in my small home, one in the living room and one in my studio, and both include one old Bose speaker and its iPod buddy). I was distraught. The iPods must have become obsolete on June 15, 2024, but nobody told me! 😭 My son said I should just go with the flow and get some new equipment. I’m on a fixed income and hated the thought of parting with my old Bose speakers anyway. So I stumbled on these adapters on Amazon, read the reviews, ordered one, and it arrived in two days. The set-up was easy. I just switched on the Bluetooth setting on my iPhone and selected the music I wanted to listen to. The beautiful sound came right up! When is anything this easy anymore? I had a little scratchiness on symphonic music at first, so I blew some cold canned air onto the pins on the speaker to clean them, and that helped. I think that very complex music was affected by the very-used condition of the connection pins on my speakers. Some reviewers said that their volumes were low, but mine is fine, and I oughta know since I am hard of hearing. Honestly, I am just so happy to have music back in my home. I ordered the second one right away, and it was just as easy to set up and also sounds great. Thank you to whomever invented this for us old Bose lovers. Save the Bose!

I can't seem to get the volume up. The volume is quite low. My Bose speaker used to be really loud but it is very low now with the adapter. Trying to figure out how to fix that issue. If anyone has a suggestion please let me know. Thank you!

It seemed like a great way to give my Harman Kardan Go+ a new lease of life. Since the 30 pin connector was phased out, the speaker had been sitting unused.So I bought this little device, connected it and turned it on, and I was able to pair with it and get music from my phone again. Glorious, for about half an hour. Then (I assume) the battery died. It didn't charge from my Go+, and I don't have a 30 pin cable any longer that I can use to charge it manually, so I can't determine if that is the problem.Unfortunate really, this would be a great device if it charged itself when connected. Without that, even if I had a 30 pin charging cable to charge it with, I probably wouldn't use it. It's not convenient to have a blue tooth adapter that could run out of charge at any time and that can't be used when it's charging.I don't know if this is a problem with the Go+ rather than the device itself, but I think it's the device. seem to rememeber that my iPhone never had any problem charging when it was docked directly to the Go+

I purchased two Invery Bluetooth Adapters to be used with the two Apple A1121 IPod Hi-Fi Speakers we have. All we had to do was place the Bluetooth adapter on our speakers, turn on the Bluetooth on our phones and select the Invery name, “DockLinQ Pro 5.0”. They are connected to different iPhones. I was hoping we did not pick up each other’s Bluetooth, we didn’t. Both Bluetooth adapters can be used at the same time without interfering with each other. And, music sounds soooo good. I love it!