Anker ROAV - SmartCharge F2 FM Transmitter - Black

Had to buy a new Bluetooth/fm transmitter for the car because the F3 had broken (my fault), however I enjoy the F2 much better than the F3. With a simple screen and no elongated “neck”, the ROAV F2 still has amazing quality while still beating the living daylights out of all of the other radio signals trying to via for control of the hill that is your radio. “Once more into the frey, into the last good fight I’ll know.” your Anker ROAV ™️ - SmartCharge F2 FM Transmitter screams as it charges, blade drawn towards the fuzzy Spanish speaking channel from down south. Preparing to be flanked by the electric spear of that one channel consisting of pure static, your ROAV lifts its shield while you provide It a Cardi-B hit to counter and deliver a Smash Mouth one hit wonder to its windpipe. Overall I’d say it’s pretty good.

It works great.... It is a parking tracker if you download the app.

Just purchased an older model sedan for my teenage driver that only had radio and CD. There was no aux connection to allow him to have hands-free driving or connect his streaming music. I don’t want him to be fussing with knobs while driving. This device has a low profile and worked very well right out of the package. It was so simple to set up. My only negative is there can tend to be static on the line at times and the signal can be lost if driving in rural areas where there are dead zones. Otherwise great product! I like that his phone doesn’t have to be set up again every time he gets in the car. Just bought a second one for my brother-in-law…

Perfect for cars w/o audio bluetooth. Very easy to set up and use.

I purchased this item before and extended long distance road trip that I took recently in my 2004 Toyota. With this device I was able to keep my cell phone charged even though I was running detailed step by step navigation most of the day. This normally drains my phone's battery in less than a day. Also I was able to use the FM transmitter to set up a Bluetooth connection between my cell phone and the vehicle's existing FM radio and play music selections from my phone through the vehicles speakers. Much of the trip was through long stretches of rural areas where radio reception was poor and sparse. This product actually works better in such conditions since it depends on there being unused FM space available. In large cities you may have to search around for some unused FM frequencies as you move through the area.

The only "bad" part of the transmitter is trying to see the display. I purchased two. The one in the van is at a angle I can not see it. The one in the kids car is hard to read in direct sunlight, the DC plug is in the center console of the car between the seats. Other than that, there is a audio out if you want to run a cable, but the transmitter works flawlessly over Bluetooth to FM. The app is a absolute must, it auto syncs with the transmitter if you have multiples. You can change the station you broadcast over from the app. It will also let you know where you parked, sometimes a nice thing. My personal setup has Android Auto running on my phone while paired with the transmitter. I can do Google Maps, XM Radio, Podcasts, etc right from the Android Auto display on the phone. Honestly, it works better than the radio I have in the family car that does Android Auto or Apples flavor. I have more flexibility with XM I can stream previous broadcasts I can't do with the car radio. I can also pull up weather maps while driving so I can see if the weather ahead is coming for me or if I'll miss it at a glance. Very important when severe weather is in the area. Overall, I got more than I expected, which is always nice. Having hands free, mapping, etc really makes any car feel like new.

My aux end broke off inside the port, leaving me unable to retrieve it and (more importantly) unable to stream my music. Aside of getting a new car radio, I decided to get the Anker and I'm so glad that I did. I can still stream my music, the sound is pretty darn good (once you find a decent station w/o much static) and the ease of the charging port keeps me charged up and rolling along, jamming to my music. Glad this works for me! SO GLAD!!!

This is an amazing product. You plug it into the cigarette hookup and it immediately looks for a bluetooth device. As soon as you go to bluetooth on your phone all you have to do is click on the transmitter and you're done. It sounds great, there's no static and it is very easy to use. It sounds way better than the insignia wired transmitter I had (which I exchanged for this!) I love it and I would recommend this for anyone who doesn't already have bluetooth in their vehicle. The only small issue I have is the charging feature doesn't support Samsung fast charging but that's no big deal. Great product