In technology, there are distinct levels of needs for different devices. For example, when you start building a computer, there are components that are required for your build, such as a processor, a motherboard, some sort of storage drive, RAM, a power supply, and something to hold it all together. The quality of these items can vary, but these components are required to start your computer. Next are the gray area items, like graphics cards and third-party CPU coolers. While most computers can run without needing to purchase these additional hardware, they make your experience better and/or prolong the life of your computer. At the end, there are the nice to haves, like gaming peripherals, monitor arms, mouse pads, or fan controllers. You could provide a situation where all these parts are actually needed, but for the bare necessities, you can do without them. These parts are not like the processor or RAM, which you need regardless of the system you build. Thus, the real problem is in the final group of products. While the other levels are important components, the third group is targeted at a niche market. These non-essentials will only be purchased if manufacturers can curate a need for them, and if they can perform well. If not, people will not buy the product, or go elsewhere for their wants. Today's product is a nice-to-have in the Inateck BR1001. With this small device, you can add Bluetooth capabilities to any wired device. I can definitely see the market for a device, as it adds wireless streaming to all types of devices, whether it is headphones or speakers. So the real question is in its performance. Is this something everyone should have in their back pocket? These questions, and more, will be answered in today's review.