Funnily enough @BLOODSTAINED_DEVILS i now need a Bluetooth keyboard.
I might get this model as I’m trying to find one that works well switching between Mac and PC even if it is a small size.
(My need is not portable)
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Yeah, I’ve got a K380. It’s nice. Compact, but is easy to type on (doesn’t feel like a mini-keyboard). Only complaint is that it takes a few seconds to wake up and reconnect, whereas the Apple wireless keyboard is much quicker.
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Beautiful thanks BD!
And hello officeworks price beat guarantee 
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Did also pick up and confirm just like @The_New_Coleman it’s a good little keyboard.
Solid construction, great for mac/IOS and PC stuff.(connect to anything pretty much)
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Pffft… keyboard warriors…
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When stuff gets hot in the BB kitchen one needs to mash with optimal fury 
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Was needing to upgrade my home wifi setup but thought that Googles mesh system at $500 for 3 nodes was a bit steep. Looked at some power line adapters but would have needed several to cover house & backyard.
Now I’m not normally a Kogan buyer but came across this on sale for $129 https://www.kogan.com/au/buy/kogan-wifi-ac1200-whole-home-mesh-3-pack/
Have to admit the setup was an absolute breeze and I easily get 5Ghz coverage throughout my whole house and backyard. The online reviews stack up as well
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I’m looking to add a Bluetooth adapter to my old stereo for my home gym. Just want to be able to stream music from my phone (I currently have a lightning to rca cable).
Can anyone recommend a half decent Bluetooth adapter? Nothing too cheap and nasty from eBay and not high spec either.
Hmmm.
Not sure what they are, assuming it’s just a Bluetooth receiver that can then work as aux input…
How much you want to pay, and what’s the sound quality of your stereo.
I went the other way and have been really happy with this
Megaboom 3 = $230
Drop proof, water proof, floats and pretty decent sound quality.
They have a bigger one too which is recently launched and bigger again but costs $450-$500 and not as robust only splash period.
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Maybe try and get a Chromecast audio second hand on eBay.
I’m also pretty sure it your stereo receiver has a HDMI input then you can just use a standard Chromecast and stream audio through there.
logitech make one that does a good job. usually runs about $50 depending where you shop.
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I used being in quarantine as an opportunity (excuse) to buy myself a present. I chose a smeg toaster to match my kettle. I’m fairly certain it won’t arrive before I am set free. Nevertheless, I’m super excited about it.
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Also if your IPhone. Another decent bet to take a look at is an old Apple TV. You can pick up a second generation one on gumtree for like 30 dollars.
Fancy toast 
I just went for the ald1 specials this week. Delonghi toaster and kettle. Keeping them in the box until I move in 6 weeks so can’t review
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They’ll be great for you. I got the smeg kettle as a gift last year so I needed to match the toaster.
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Cheers. But I don’t want to buy another stereo as I have plenty of hi fi, just wanting to add Bluetooth to my old stereo via RCA
Hope the kettle’s better than the Sunbeam I got a couple of years ago. Noisy, and gets to boiling and goes on for a good 5-10 seconds before shutting down. Drives me bonkers.
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Doesn’t have HDMI and the old chromecast audios have been discontinued and fetching prices higher now than what they went for when available
Don’t know if junk but I think a Bluetooth DAC might be what your after?
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