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product_id: 373332479
title: "BTA30PRO Bluetooth Receiver Portable Transmitter Stereo Wireless High Resolution aptX/LDAC DSD256 Optical/Coaxial/Line-Out for PC/TV/Speaker/Home Audio"
brand: "fiio"
price: "3308 DH"
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reviews_count: 13
category: "Fii O"
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# Supports LDAC 96kHz/24bit Hi-Res Bluetooth 3 versatile modes: Tx, Rx, Digital Decode ES9038Q2M DAC for ultra-clear sound BTA30PRO Bluetooth Receiver Portable Transmitter Stereo Wireless High Resolution aptX/LDAC DSD256 Optical/Coaxial/Line-Out for PC/TV/Speaker/Home Audio

**Brand:** fiio
**Price:** 3308 DH
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎶 Elevate your sound game — wireless, wired, and everywhere in between!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** BTA30PRO Bluetooth Receiver Portable Transmitter Stereo Wireless High Resolution aptX/LDAC DSD256 Optical/Coaxial/Line-Out for PC/TV/Speaker/Home Audio by fiio
- **How much does it cost?** 3308 DH with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- fiio enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted fiio brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Triple Mode Freedom:** Switch effortlessly between Bluetooth receiver, transmitter, and digital decoder modes to customize your audio setup like a pro.
- • **Qualcomm CSR8675 Inside:** Harness the power of a 120MHz DSP and 32bit audio processing for smooth, low-latency, and rich wireless sound performance.
- • **Hi-Res Bluetooth Mastery:** Experience flawless wireless audio with LDAC transmission & reception at 96kHz/24bit — the gold standard for audiophiles.
- • **Audiophile-Grade DAC Power:** Powered by the ES9038Q2M DAC, every note is crystal clear with a wider dynamic range that elevates your music beyond expectations.
- • **Ultimate Format Flexibility:** Seamlessly handle PCM up to 384kHz/32bit and native DSD256 for lossless, studio-quality sound on all your devices.

## Overview

The FiiO BTA30PRO is a premium portable Bluetooth receiver and transmitter that supports high-resolution audio codecs including LDAC and DSD256. Featuring the advanced ES9038Q2M DAC and Qualcomm CSR8675 chip, it delivers crystal-clear sound with versatile connectivity options (USB, optical, coaxial, line-out). Its three operating modes let you effortlessly switch between transmitting, receiving, and digital decoding, making it the ultimate audio upgrade for PC, TV, and home audio setups.

## Description

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Review: If you’re reading this review, the FiiO BTA30 PRO is probably the one you want. - First off, I don't write a lot of product reviews, but I felt compelled to write this one because I think this little device is going to make you happy if it's even under consideration for you. Why so? Well, you're reading this, which means you care enough about sound quality that you're not satisfied with what's coming out of your device's 3.5mm headphone jack, and/or you're looking for a bluetooth audio receiver that's not a $30 piece of garbage (I tried one, then decided to up my budget a bit :) But you probably also don’t have such a high-end system that you're looking for a $500+ DAC or bluetooth receiver. If this sounds like you, I really think your search ends here. I’m an audio geek on a budget, with a stereo that cost me less than $1k for the receiver and speakers combined. That being said, both are very decent for their price point, and I know them to be able to provide engaging, immersive, spacious sound from stereo content… provided it’s coming from a CD player. For most of the last 20 years I've been lamenting subpar compressed music files and streaming services which, on my system, always sounded flat, narrow, and disappointing. My system includes an EQ which I like to use for music, so I try to feed it analog sources that allow that EQ to be part of the loop. For years I’ve tried phone or laptop headphone jacks, and over the years I’ve upped the ante twice, buying an Onkyo and a Creative “external USB sound card” (each was essentially an external DAC with proper RCA left and right outputs). Both processors generated a sound quality from my computer’s USB output that, to my ears, was nowhere near CD quality. Admittedly both were from 10+ years ago, after which time I gave up on the idea of truly good sound coming from my computer or phone. I’d play a file through the old Onkyo or Creative, then play a CD of the same song, and the difference was night-and-day, even as recently as the last few years (when the bitrate/quality of my source digital files was getting pretty decent). That all changed when I got this FiiO BTA30 PRO. Seriously, the DAC in this thing is no joke—playing 256 Kbps AAC files from iTunes (USB into the FiiO from my laptop, left & right RCA analog audio cables out of the FiiO to my stereo), I would absolutely say the quality was equal to CD quality through my same system. If someone said they’d spent $100 on this thing as a standalone DAC, I’d have no concerns, but THAT’S NOT EVEN WHAT I BOUGHT IT FOR. I bought it to see if it was possible to have true bluetooth-streamed audio from my phone that was worth a darn in terms of sound quality on my stereo. I didn’t even use an audio-quality-focused streaming service like Tidal—I just opened Spotify Premium (whose claimed sound quality has admittedly been climbing), paired the FiiO with my Samsung Galaxy S21 as a bluetooth audio source, hooked the FiiO to my stereo with RCA analog audio cables, and tried it out. Even through Bluetooth, it was the best thing I’ve heard this side of a CD, and when played back to back with a CD of the same song, I couldn’t give the nod decisively to one or the other. So basically I’m saying this is an amazing bluetooth receiver AND an amazing DAC. At the $120 I paid for it, I’m literally debating buying another, just in case I need a second one down the road & in a few years they don’t make this thing anymore. The one thing I haven’t tried is its bluetooth transmitter, so I can’t comment on quality there, but I have no reason to doubt it. Also, its build quality is nice—all sides but the bottom are metal, the controls feel good, RCA jacks are gold-plated and connectors fit solidly, and optical jacks include (removable) covers. As for complaints, they’re very minor: ---If you’re excited about the volume control on this & thinking it’s going to give you a powerful (“loud”) output from the analog outputs, know that the max level is decent but probably not what I’d call loud. To be clear I’m happy with the level of the analog outputs and would say it’s basically identical to that of the two CD players I have with analog outputs. Just know that if you’re using the FiiO’s analog outputs, I’m betting you’re going to turn the volume knob to “Max” once, and leave it there forever. ---FiiO’s support materials seem lacking—both the booklet & online directions seem to have been written in another language & Google-translated to English later, and I found it hard to find valuable troubleshooting guidance. That said, the device is pretty much plug & play—just remember to turn the FiiO’s volume knob to Max right out of the box (mine was pretty low & therefore I thought music wasn’t playing when it actually was—spent an embarrassingly long time figuring that out :) ---The app seems forgettable—try it & see if you like it. I love the FiiO, but I’ll never be using the app again. ---Control/input/indicator labels are tiny (probably not an issue unless you have poor eyesight like me). I should note that before this device I tried a Harman Kardon BTA-10 Bluetooth receiver. Its analog-output sound quality was quite decent, and it is truly tiny (check the dimensions—it’s less than half the size of this pretty-small FiiO). The deal breaker for me was that its analog output “loudness” was quite low, forcing my stereo’s volume to be turned very high (not great on an analog system). The FiiO has at least equal if not superior Bluetooth sound, generates a considerably louder (& adjustable) analog signal, and acts as a DAC for a wired USB input. Given all that, the $50 step-up from the Harman Kardon BTA-10 to the FiiO BTA30 PRO was a no-brainer for me. And there you have it. Given desertcart’s return policy, I’d definitely at least give it a try—I’m thrilled with mine.
Review: Just what I was looking for. But with some drawbacks. - The goal: The option of listening to my vinyl and cd/sacd collections through my B&W PX8 bt headphones for quiet but still ‘hifi’ listening sessions. At the end of the day, the goal was achieved with exceptional results. But it took many extra steps and a major-to-me flaw was revealed. The flaw: lack of analogue input. I do not have any receivers with a digital out. To overcome this I had to use my Monster ADC/DAC and use a 3.5mm to rca cable going from headphones out to the ADC rca input, then a optical cable out to the input of the FiiO. Takeaway: If your stereo/av receiver has no digital output, don’t fear, there is a workaround. I noticed no degradation in sound quality from several vinyl records to test everything out. If anything it sounds more dynamic to me. Your mileage my vary as I can only tell you about my personal experience. I hope this long ramble will give potential buyers a little less to worry about relating to “how am I going to connect this??” Side note: the first picture was throwing everything together to see if it would work and give an idea on how things are connected. Then I cleaned it up for the second picture

## Features

- [Transmit and receive SBC/aptX/aptX HD/LDAC]: LDAC codec that supports 96kHz/24bit is the highest standard for Bluetooth devices. The upgraded BTA30Pro amplifier is basically one of the rare Bluetooth devices with support for both LDAC transmission and reception. When under USB/SPDIF input, it also supports LDAC transmission, allowing for Hi-Res lossless transmission anywhere and anyhow.
- [Supports up to 384k/DSD256]:The XMOS receiver chip easily handles a wide variety of audio formats up to 384kHz/32bit PCM and native DSD256, allowing you to enjoy it worry-free.
- [High-performance ES9038Q2M DAC]: Responsible for digital-to-analog conversion is the excellent ES9038Q2M, letting you easily hear every small detail in your music and providing a wider dynamic range than with portable audio products. Film capacitors work with the ES9038Q2M for clearer and more transparent treble.
- [3 operating modes for you]: (1)Bluetooth receiving mode can free your old setup; (2)Bluetooth transmitting mode can create your own private theater; (3)Digital decoding mode for a serious upgrade to the sound.
- [Qualcomm CSR8675 Bluetooth chip]: The BTA30Pro portable headphone amps utilizes the efficient Qualcomm CSR8675 Bluetooth chip for enhanced audio applications – supporting 32bit audio processing and equipped with a 120MHz DSP, it effectively integrates various Bluetooth decoding functions into one package.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B09J48ZPD4 |
| Additional Features | Built-In Bluetooth, Entertainment, High Resolution, Home Audio, Portable |
| Audio Input | Bluetooth, Coaxial, Line-in, Optical, USB |
| Audio Output Mode | Optical, Coaxial,Line-out, Bluetooth |
| Audio Output Type | Headphone |
| Best Sellers Rank | #70 in MP3 Player Bluetooth Transmitters |
| Brand | FiiO |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Personal Computer, Smartphone, Speaker, Tablet, Television |
| Connectivity Technology | Bluetooth |
| Connector Type Used on Cable | Coaxial, RCA |
| Control Method | Touch |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 out of 5 stars 497 Reviews |
| Enclosure Material | Aluminum |
| Hardware Interface | Bluetooth, USB |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 5.51"L x 4.72"W x 1.97"H |
| Item Type Name | bluetooth receiver |
| Item Weight | 113 g |
| Lithium Battery Weight | 10 g |
| Lithium-Battery Energy Content | 10 milliampere_hour |
| Manufacturer | FiiO |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Model Name | BTA30Pro |
| Number of Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. |
| Number of Channels | 4 |
| Number of Lithium-ion Cells | 1 |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Product Dimensions | 5.51"L x 4.72"W x 1.97"H |
| Special Feature | Built-In Bluetooth, Entertainment, High Resolution, Home Audio, Portable |
| Supported Media Type | bluetooth |
| Supported Standards | SBC, aptX, aptX HD, LDAC |
| Warranty Description | 2 years |
| Wireless Compability | Bluetooth |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** FiiO
- **Connectivity Technology:** Bluetooth
- **Material:** Aluminum
- **Power Source:** Corded Electric
- **Special Feature:** Built-In Bluetooth, Entertainment, High Resolution, Home Audio, Portable

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ If you’re reading this review, the FiiO BTA30 PRO is probably the one you want.
*by K***K on February 13, 2022*

First off, I don't write a lot of product reviews, but I felt compelled to write this one because I think this little device is going to make you happy if it's even under consideration for you. Why so? Well, you're reading this, which means you care enough about sound quality that you're not satisfied with what's coming out of your device's 3.5mm headphone jack, and/or you're looking for a bluetooth audio receiver that's not a $30 piece of garbage (I tried one, then decided to up my budget a bit :) But you probably also don’t have such a high-end system that you're looking for a $500+ DAC or bluetooth receiver. If this sounds like you, I really think your search ends here. I’m an audio geek on a budget, with a stereo that cost me less than $1k for the receiver and speakers combined. That being said, both are very decent for their price point, and I know them to be able to provide engaging, immersive, spacious sound from stereo content… provided it’s coming from a CD player. For most of the last 20 years I've been lamenting subpar compressed music files and streaming services which, on my system, always sounded flat, narrow, and disappointing. My system includes an EQ which I like to use for music, so I try to feed it analog sources that allow that EQ to be part of the loop. For years I’ve tried phone or laptop headphone jacks, and over the years I’ve upped the ante twice, buying an Onkyo and a Creative “external USB sound card” (each was essentially an external DAC with proper RCA left and right outputs). Both processors generated a sound quality from my computer’s USB output that, to my ears, was nowhere near CD quality. Admittedly both were from 10+ years ago, after which time I gave up on the idea of truly good sound coming from my computer or phone. I’d play a file through the old Onkyo or Creative, then play a CD of the same song, and the difference was night-and-day, even as recently as the last few years (when the bitrate/quality of my source digital files was getting pretty decent). That all changed when I got this FiiO BTA30 PRO. Seriously, the DAC in this thing is no joke—playing 256 Kbps AAC files from iTunes (USB into the FiiO from my laptop, left & right RCA analog audio cables out of the FiiO to my stereo), I would absolutely say the quality was equal to CD quality through my same system. If someone said they’d spent $100 on this thing as a standalone DAC, I’d have no concerns, but THAT’S NOT EVEN WHAT I BOUGHT IT FOR. I bought it to see if it was possible to have true bluetooth-streamed audio from my phone that was worth a darn in terms of sound quality on my stereo. I didn’t even use an audio-quality-focused streaming service like Tidal—I just opened Spotify Premium (whose claimed sound quality has admittedly been climbing), paired the FiiO with my Samsung Galaxy S21 as a bluetooth audio source, hooked the FiiO to my stereo with RCA analog audio cables, and tried it out. Even through Bluetooth, it was the best thing I’ve heard this side of a CD, and when played back to back with a CD of the same song, I couldn’t give the nod decisively to one or the other. So basically I’m saying this is an amazing bluetooth receiver AND an amazing DAC. At the $120 I paid for it, I’m literally debating buying another, just in case I need a second one down the road & in a few years they don’t make this thing anymore. The one thing I haven’t tried is its bluetooth transmitter, so I can’t comment on quality there, but I have no reason to doubt it. Also, its build quality is nice—all sides but the bottom are metal, the controls feel good, RCA jacks are gold-plated and connectors fit solidly, and optical jacks include (removable) covers. As for complaints, they’re very minor: ---If you’re excited about the volume control on this & thinking it’s going to give you a powerful (“loud”) output from the analog outputs, know that the max level is decent but probably not what I’d call loud. To be clear I’m happy with the level of the analog outputs and would say it’s basically identical to that of the two CD players I have with analog outputs. Just know that if you’re using the FiiO’s analog outputs, I’m betting you’re going to turn the volume knob to “Max” once, and leave it there forever. ---FiiO’s support materials seem lacking—both the booklet & online directions seem to have been written in another language & Google-translated to English later, and I found it hard to find valuable troubleshooting guidance. That said, the device is pretty much plug & play—just remember to turn the FiiO’s volume knob to Max right out of the box (mine was pretty low & therefore I thought music wasn’t playing when it actually was—spent an embarrassingly long time figuring that out :) ---The app seems forgettable—try it & see if you like it. I love the FiiO, but I’ll never be using the app again. ---Control/input/indicator labels are tiny (probably not an issue unless you have poor eyesight like me). I should note that before this device I tried a Harman Kardon BTA-10 Bluetooth receiver. Its analog-output sound quality was quite decent, and it is truly tiny (check the dimensions—it’s less than half the size of this pretty-small FiiO). The deal breaker for me was that its analog output “loudness” was quite low, forcing my stereo’s volume to be turned very high (not great on an analog system). The FiiO has at least equal if not superior Bluetooth sound, generates a considerably louder (& adjustable) analog signal, and acts as a DAC for a wired USB input. Given all that, the $50 step-up from the Harman Kardon BTA-10 to the FiiO BTA30 PRO was a no-brainer for me. And there you have it. Given Amazon’s return policy, I’d definitely at least give it a try—I’m thrilled with mine.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Just what I was looking for. But with some drawbacks.
*by K***A on August 2, 2024*

The goal: The option of listening to my vinyl and cd/sacd collections through my B&W PX8 bt headphones for quiet but still ‘hifi’ listening sessions. At the end of the day, the goal was achieved with exceptional results. But it took many extra steps and a major-to-me flaw was revealed. The flaw: lack of analogue input. I do not have any receivers with a digital out. To overcome this I had to use my Monster ADC/DAC and use a 3.5mm to rca cable going from headphones out to the ADC rca input, then a optical cable out to the input of the FiiO. Takeaway: If your stereo/av receiver has no digital output, don’t fear, there is a workaround. I noticed no degradation in sound quality from several vinyl records to test everything out. If anything it sounds more dynamic to me. Your mileage my vary as I can only tell you about my personal experience. I hope this long ramble will give potential buyers a little less to worry about relating to “how am I going to connect this??” Side note: the first picture was throwing everything together to see if it would work and give an idea on how things are connected. Then I cleaned it up for the second picture

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works with my Frankenstein turntable setup
*by H***E on January 4, 2024*

This does exactly what I need it to do with my Frankenstein setup of: Fluance RT80 Turntable >> $12 Analog-to-Digital via RCA cables >> Fiio BTA30 Pro via an optical cable >> music via AptX HD to my Grado GW100x Headphones. This setup works until I can get some speakers that can take full advantage of the turntable. This Fiio only transmits at AptX HD, not one of the newer codecs like AptX Adaptive (which the Grados support) or AptX Lossless (which to be fair is still pretty new). Works as intended though and sounds good to my ears.

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