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product_id: 391593314
title: "Blume Pro HiFi Bluetooth 5.3 Music Receiver Long Range Bluetooth Adapter with Audiophile DAC, LDAC, aptX HD, OLED Display & Optical Coaxial AUX Output for Home Stereo, AV Receiver or Amplifier"
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# Hi-Res Bluetooth Audio 100+ ft Wireless Range 32-bit/384kHz ESS Sabre DAC Blume Pro HiFi Bluetooth 5.3 Music Receiver Long Range Bluetooth Adapter with Audiophile DAC, LDAC, aptX HD, OLED Display & Optical Coaxial AUX Output for Home Stereo, AV Receiver or Amplifier

**Brand:** auris
**Price:** S/.1006
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎶 Elevate your vintage sound with wireless audiophile precision!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Blume Pro HiFi Bluetooth 5.3 Music Receiver Long Range Bluetooth Adapter with Audiophile DAC, LDAC, aptX HD, OLED Display & Optical Coaxial AUX Output for Home Stereo, AV Receiver or Amplifier by auris
- **How much does it cost?** S/.1006 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- auris enthusiasts

## Why This Product

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

## Key Features

- • **Extended Wireless Freedom:** Glitch-free streaming up to 30 meters/100+ feet, even through walls.
- • **Next-Level Bluetooth Codecs:** Supports Sony LDAC, aptX Adaptive, aptX HD & AAC for pristine wireless streaming.
- • **Audiophile-Grade Sound Quality:** Experience lossless, crystal-clear audio with ESS Sabre 32-bit DAC and Cirrus Logic chip.
- • **Sleek Premium Design with OLED:** Modern anodized aluminum housing with intuitive 1.3-inch OLED display for real-time info.
- • **Seamless Vintage Stereo Upgrade:** Transform your classic HiFi system into a wireless powerhouse in seconds.

## Overview

bluMe Pro is a premium HiFi Bluetooth 5.3 audio adapter that upgrades any vintage stereo or AV system with high-definition wireless streaming. Featuring advanced codecs like Sony LDAC and aptX HD, a 32-bit/384kHz ESS Sabre DAC, and versatile analog plus digital outputs, it delivers lossless audiophile sound with extended 100+ ft range. Its sleek aluminum body and OLED display combine style with intuitive control, making it the ultimate bridge between classic audio gear and modern wireless convenience.

## Description

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Review: This device qualifies as one of Hi-fi's greatest value products of all time. - This device qualifies as one of Hi-fi's greatest value products of all time. That's one heck of a claim. We're talking NAD's original 3020 integrated amplifier from 40+ years ago, Rega's RB300 tonearm, Naim's Nait amplifier, Denon's DL-103 phono cartridge, and Epos ES11 loudspeakers to name just a few who I believe also qualify. I will explain why I believe this to be the case with the BluMe Pro: I have been experimenting with audio streamers since 2009 when I become beta tester for Oppo with their first Blu-ray player, the BDP-83. I wanted it primarily for the Blu-ray and Hi-Rez (SACD/DVD-Audio) support. I quickly discovered you could load it up with digital audio files with a connected hard drive. I was fascinated by the convenience from a dedicated audio (and video) component being able to do this without having to use the headphone out of an iPod. In the intervening years I have owned a variety of other, increasingly more advanced streamers. I recently sold my beloved close-to-a-thousand-bucks streamer (I won't mention the brand, but the brand sounds like it's going to always be on it's own, and the model number is - in part - also the name of a larger Audi sedan) - and all because it didn't sound any better than when I was using Auris' BluMe Pro (both with the same external Chord 2Qute DAC) with my LDAC-supported Android phone (OnePlus 12). Why should one digital transport sound much different from another? Answer; because one is (lossy) Bluetooth. Well, lossy doesn't have to mean a noticable drop in sound quality. Just ask Boothroyd Stuart. And with Bluetooth Version 5.3 using (at both ends of the wireless feed) the very good aptX HD, or the even higher-spec'd LDAC, the results are very impressive. Bluetooth gets sneered at by some members of the audio enthusiast community because they aren't aware how far Bluetooth has come in recent years - so long as the source and the reveiver both support (and in particular) have activation* of the better codecs such as Sony's LDAC and Qualcom's aptX HD. The BluMe Pro has a very highly respected ESS DAC chip (ES9028Q2M) on board. For those who have a preferred external DAC, there are optical and coaxial digital outputs. I spent a couple of weeks living with both my wonderfully built streamer and my OnePlus 12 phone/BluMe Pro BT receiver performing side-by-side with digital decoding duties catered for by a 2Qute DAC from Chord Electronics. I played lots of rock, folk, classical, female vocal, electronic and alternative music to give me some clue as to what the sonic differences might be. My carefully placed B&W 804D4 speakers are revealing enough to tell me what I generally want to know, but I couldn't say one of these two digital sources sounded better than the other. As I prefer the app I use on my phone (Pulsar), I decided to keep the phone/BluMe Pro set-up. Pros: Sound quality Connection speed Sound quality Range Sound quality Ease of use. Cons: Display isn't big enough to appreciate in most set-ups. Thankfully, the info it delivers is also on your mobile device. I would feel better about it's performance if it cost 3 x as much. Try it. If you can judge performance based on what you hear rather than what you have been told about Bluetooth, you will likely be thrilled with the BluMe Pro. Bluetooth now supports up to 96kHz. CD (RedBook) stops at 44.1kHz. Activation* Many Android devices claim to support aptX HD and/or LDAC, but some of them require activation in either your Bluetooth settings, or in your phone's 'Developer Options' list (once connected to a compatible Bluetooth receiver). A Google search for 'Developer options for ' is recommended if you are not familiar with how to access this mode.
Review: Great quality, great value! - I had the regular BluMe HD bluetooth device for a while and sold it with a sound system. I decided to try other devices and still came back to this brand, so I went with the Pro version. I'm very impressed. The sound quality is awesome, it always connects and doesn't drop out. It's very easy to use, as well. Plug it up, connect and go! It's a great little box and well worth the money.

## Features

- MODERNIZE YOUR GOOD OLD HIFI STEREO: bluMe Pro is an audiophile quality premium HiFi Bluetooth audio adapter that adds high definition Bluetooth connectivity to any vintage home stereo system, AV receiver or powered speakers. Simple setup, connect bluMe Pro in seconds to your music system and stream Hi-Res audio wirelessly from your smartphone, tablet or computer.
- BRILLIANT WIRELESS AUDIO: Featuring support for the state-of-the-art Sony LDAC audio codec, Qualcomm aptX Adaptive, aptX HD, aptX Low Latency, aptX and AAC decoding, bluMe Pro adds the highest quality Bluetooth audio to any home stereo system.
- AUDIOPHILE QUALITY DIGITAL SOUND: Employs a very high performance audiophile-grade ESS Sabre upsampling 32-bit/384kHz digital-to-analogue converter (DAC) that allows bluMe Pro to decode audio files and provide a lossless audio experience. bluMe Pro Also adopts a high-performance Cirrus Logic digital audio conversion chip that efficiently encodes the Bluetooth audio signal to high quality digital optical & coaxial signal outputs.
- VERSATILE CONNECTIVITY & EXTENDED WIRELESS RANGE: Featuring Analog RCA and both Digital output options - Digital Optical and Digital Coaxial, bluMe Pro is designed ultimate compatibility with audio systems of all types, for true high resolution audio. Utilizes special circuitry and external gain antenna to extend the wireless range to up to 30meters / 100+ feet, providing glitch-free performance that works through multiple walls.
- PREMIUM ALUMINUM DESIGN WITH OLED DISPLAY: Encased in premium anodized aluminum housing, the sleek and compact bluMe Pro is a premium product that also encomposes a 1.3-inch OLED screen that intuitively displays information like Bluetooth connection status, audio codec, sampling rate, song name and more. *Please note: This device is not a transmitter.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B09MQQYS7N |
| Best Sellers Rank | #15,431 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #82 in Wireless Audio Receivers & Adapters |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (966) |
| Date First Available | November 29, 2021 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 8.5 ounces |
| Item model number | 65c55430-6401-42c3-b9d8-d6465d5f15d5 |
| Manufacturer | Auris, Inc. |
| Product Dimensions | 4.37 x 2.95 x 1.34 inches |

## Product Details

- **Audio Output Mode:** Stereo
- **Brand:** Auris
- **Color:** Black
- **Compatible Devices:** iPhone, iPad, PC, Android, Mac, MacBook, MacBook Pro, etc.
- **Connectivity Technology:** Bluetooth
- **Connector Type:** Coaxial, RCA
- **Controller Type:** iOS
- **Item Weight:** 8.5 Ounces
- **Product Dimensions:** 4.37"D x 2.95"W x 1.34"H
- **Special Feature:** Built-In Bluetooth, Compact Design, Digital Display Screen

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Can i pair with bluetooth from a sony xr-55a95k tv to the rca line inputs of my audio system? also, what is the rca output signal level (vrms)**
A: Yes, you can pair the bluMe Pro with a Bluetooth-enabled TV to the RCA input of an audio system.

The RCA output voltage is 2.1 Volts RMS.

**Q: I have a setup and may need to resort to something like this. my high end 3090 graphics cards hdmi 2.1 for audio to my sndbar earc and monitor w/hdmi?**
A: This only has optical, coax, and RCA out.

**Q: Is the end of its power cable a usb-type, or standard 2-prong wall power plug?**
A: The end of the power cable is a usb-type but it comes with an adapter that plugs into a standard 2-prong plug.

**Q: Will this work with a Bose music system IV?**
A: Yes, it will work with a Bose IV.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This device qualifies as one of Hi-fi's greatest value products of all time.
*by M***P on March 20, 2025*

This device qualifies as one of Hi-fi's greatest value products of all time. That's one heck of a claim. We're talking NAD's original 3020 integrated amplifier from 40+ years ago, Rega's RB300 tonearm, Naim's Nait amplifier, Denon's DL-103 phono cartridge, and Epos ES11 loudspeakers to name just a few who I believe also qualify. I will explain why I believe this to be the case with the BluMe Pro: I have been experimenting with audio streamers since 2009 when I become beta tester for Oppo with their first Blu-ray player, the BDP-83. I wanted it primarily for the Blu-ray and Hi-Rez (SACD/DVD-Audio) support. I quickly discovered you could load it up with digital audio files with a connected hard drive. I was fascinated by the convenience from a dedicated audio (and video) component being able to do this without having to use the headphone out of an iPod. In the intervening years I have owned a variety of other, increasingly more advanced streamers. I recently sold my beloved close-to-a-thousand-bucks streamer (I won't mention the brand, but the brand sounds like it's going to always be on it's own, and the model number is - in part - also the name of a larger Audi sedan) - and all because it didn't sound any better than when I was using Auris' BluMe Pro (both with the same external Chord 2Qute DAC) with my LDAC-supported Android phone (OnePlus 12). Why should one digital transport sound much different from another? Answer; because one is (lossy) Bluetooth. Well, lossy doesn't have to mean a noticable drop in sound quality. Just ask Boothroyd Stuart. And with Bluetooth Version 5.3 using (at both ends of the wireless feed) the very good aptX HD, or the even higher-spec'd LDAC, the results are very impressive. Bluetooth gets sneered at by some members of the audio enthusiast community because they aren't aware how far Bluetooth has come in recent years - so long as the source and the reveiver both support (and in particular) have activation* of the better codecs such as Sony's LDAC and Qualcom's aptX HD. The BluMe Pro has a very highly respected ESS DAC chip (ES9028Q2M) on board. For those who have a preferred external DAC, there are optical and coaxial digital outputs. I spent a couple of weeks living with both my wonderfully built streamer and my OnePlus 12 phone/BluMe Pro BT receiver performing side-by-side with digital decoding duties catered for by a 2Qute DAC from Chord Electronics. I played lots of rock, folk, classical, female vocal, electronic and alternative music to give me some clue as to what the sonic differences might be. My carefully placed B&W 804D4 speakers are revealing enough to tell me what I generally want to know, but I couldn't say one of these two digital sources sounded better than the other. As I prefer the app I use on my phone (Pulsar), I decided to keep the phone/BluMe Pro set-up. Pros: Sound quality Connection speed Sound quality Range Sound quality Ease of use. Cons: Display isn't big enough to appreciate in most set-ups. Thankfully, the info it delivers is also on your mobile device. I would feel better about it's performance if it cost 3 x as much. Try it. If you can judge performance based on what you hear rather than what you have been told about Bluetooth, you will likely be thrilled with the BluMe Pro. Bluetooth now supports up to 96kHz. CD (RedBook) stops at 44.1kHz. Activation* Many Android devices claim to support aptX HD and/or LDAC, but some of them require activation in either your Bluetooth settings, or in your phone's 'Developer Options' list (once connected to a compatible Bluetooth receiver). A Google search for 'Developer options for <your phone>' is recommended if you are not familiar with how to access this mode.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great quality, great value!
*by B***T on November 14, 2025*

I had the regular BluMe HD bluetooth device for a while and sold it with a sound system. I decided to try other devices and still came back to this brand, so I went with the Pro version. I'm very impressed. The sound quality is awesome, it always connects and doesn't drop out. It's very easy to use, as well. Plug it up, connect and go! It's a great little box and well worth the money.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Audiophiles, you need this!
*by D***P on November 24, 2025*

Many of us who invested in fine audio components back in the days of vinyl and CDs have felt the loss of fidelity while using streaming services such as Spotify or Apple Music. This changes everything! Spotify and other services now offer "lossless" streaming, where the signal is no longer compressed to be compatible with a cell phone. And this Bluetooth receiver from Auris takes advantage of that signal and passes it to your amplifier or stereo receiver, providing all the lush detail of the finest vinyl record or SA CD. We can once again enjoy those expensive speakers we invested in long ago. The bluMe Pro delivers superb sound for a very reasonable price. I previously used the HomeSpot Bluetooth receiver but found it rather harsh sounding compared to vinyl and CDs. The bluMe Pro, using the lossless signal, provides a very satisfying experience. I have it sending its signal into the tape monitor of my Luxman 1120 stereo receiver. It sets up in minutes and takes very little space. I highly recommend this component.

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