iSkin Cerulean TX/RX Review - Computeractive
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Computeractive have published a review of the iSkin Cerulean TX/RX wireless stereo Bluetooth transmitter and receiver.
‘iSkin’s Cerulean TX/RX provides a simple method of listening to iPod music via Bluetooth wireless connection.
The package has two parts - the TX is a little Bluetooth transmitter that connects either to an iPod or to a computer, while the RX is a receiver that plugs into iPod speakers.
There’s no software to install - the TX and RX automatically pair to each other to send and receive music. This took longer than the 20 seconds claimed in the manual and we were already flicking through for help before the paired connection set itself up properly. Apart from that minor glitch it worked perfectly.’
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