If you miss dialing and/or slamming down the receiver, you can turn an old phone into a Bluetooth phone.

Want to stream music in your old car? Just buy a Bluetooth receiver. They're relatively cheap and easy to use.

The best way to bring new life to an aging vehicle is to update it with a touch of modern tech. Here are some ways to add Bluetooth connectivity to your car.

Q. Is there a way to connect my old receiver to Bluetooth headphones or Bluetooth speakers so we can listen to the headphones wirelessly inside, or send music outside to my porch? If it is ...

Bluetooth Receiver: Connect the receiver to the earbuds or headphones using a 3.5 mm audio cable. The receiver can then be paired with your Bluetooth-enabled device, allowing wireless audio streaming.

Trying to get the best wireless audio out of a pair of wired speakers, an old car stereo, or a jack-less phone? Try these Bluetooth receivers.

Add Bluetooth connectivity to any device with the 2-in-1 Bluetooth 5.0 Transmitter and Receiver, on sale for just $25.99 — that's 27% savings.

The Vamp is a little cube that has old-school positive and negative speaker cable connectors, along with 3.5mm audio input in case your device doesn’t have Bluetooth, a micro USB port for power ...