Orei DA21 Optical SPDIF/Coaxial Digital to RCA L/R Analog Audio Converter with 3.5mm Jack

Excellent stereo d/a converter. Connected to Sony UBP-X700B 4K blu-ray player and ancient Quad 66/606 amplifier. Worked perfectly straight out of the box using coaxial cable - not supplied, but I have plenty of old cables knocking around so no problems there. It comes with an optical digital cable but not something I need at present. As the technical specs clearly state it does not convert anything to or from surround sound - just PCM stereo, so avoid this model if you have a surround setup. Update 5/2/26 - really good customer service from this seller and over a problem entirely of my own making. Can't recommend them highly enough!

100% satisfied, perfect solution for my Studio monitors to work with my New Samsung QLED TV.

Bought so I could try to run my tv through a Pioneer SX 727. Worked perfectly. Was a bit surprised as the wire coming from the "optical" audio output was very thin. To be honest, now the sound coming out of the TV is as good or better than any of the other inputs! Also, very easy to install. I see they are lumping several models into this review section, so, I bought the blue and white one if that helps. Needs an outlet for the power supply. Good purchase!

Nesecitaba un producto como este para la salida de audio digital de un proyector que usamos para reuniones por motivos religiosos...Funciono muy bien, compacto, pero muy funcional sin ninguna distorsion de audio. La verdad buena relacion calidad/precio. Y les digo funciono muy bien esa primera y unica vez porque de ahi a los dos dias entraron unos ladrones y se llevaron todo(Esto es Mexico). En fin......ahora tendremos que empezar a comprar todo de nuevo y no dudare en comprar otro...Saludos¡¡¡¡

I have a PS3 and Xbox that I use with my Logitech Z623 2.1 speakers but I use to have to switch analog cables every time I switched playing consoles to use my speakers. I couldn't just hook up my speakers to my TV as this would only give me 2 Channel stereo audio (I would not get bass from the sub woofer this way). I also could not just buy an analog splitter as I plan on buying either a PS4 or XBOX ONE in the future, neither of which support analog, only optical so I had to find a way to split an optical cable (which I did) an then convert the optical to analog and still get 2.1 sound from my system because I didn't buy those speakers to not get my bass. I do not know much about audio systems so I wasn't sure what would work and what would not so before I bought the converter as I could not get anyone to confirm that I would get 2.1 audio using it with my speakers, I tried a couple of cheaper options that didn't work at all. Finally, after posting on youtube, (I tried asking the sellers but they either could not confirm or said it it would not work) a knowledgeable user assured me that this converter would do the job and I was very happy to find out he was right after getting this converter in the mail. I decided to spend a little more to get this converter over the cheaper ones listed as I thought it would assure me a better quality converter and from what I can tell it is reliable. While the AC cable is pretty basic and the converter is light weight, its construction is solid and it even has an aux output. The converter displays a red light while plugged in but it's no problem under a desk and the converter does output slightly lower audio than without but that is to be expected and it isn't a big deficit for a speaker system but more importantly, the audio is still very clean. Furthermore, I don't get any static noise from the converter when I leave my speakers on but I am also using it with premium quality analog cables. Bottom line, buy this converter if you need one and yes, you can get 2.1 audio using this with an optical cable and analog cables to a proper 2.1 speaker system.

Quality is good