iSimple - BluJax 3.5mm Bluetooth Adapter - Black

i love it but can't use to answer calls.only music

after a initial bad unit with a defective plug( i think it was a returned item best buy just put right back on the shelf because the packaging was too easy to open compared to the replacement unit) I charged it with my micro usb phone cord in minutes and have been using the new unit for ten days now without an issue. the 8 hour battery may not seem like a lot but for daily errands its plenty to last a week and takes just 30 minutes to charge from dead. I have paired it with iPhone 5, old iPod 2nd gen, and an android phone without issue. pairs is seconds if directions are followed. Very easy. The music fidelity thats lost is truly minimal, at least between apple products and itself. Ive done very in depth comparison between cord and cordless. i loose one block or maybe from volume level 5 to 4 in my ford escape stock radio. same with bass and such. Very acceptable.

syncs effortlessly with my iphone, takes up little space and makes my morning/evening commutes to & from work a pleasure again.

When I initially got this product it worked alright. I didn't like that you could only pair one device with it. I also had to get an adapter (female-to-female 3.5mm) in order to use this in my car; my mistake, though. However after two weeks of use, the thing started playing the music VERY quietly. Tested in multiple cars and on other audio systems and it was indeed the bluetooth adapter. The adapter's charge was not then issue as I tried it in different charge states. Also the adapter does not have independent volume control; the volume is determined by your audio output device and not this adapter. In the end I found another product online that I have been happier with.

I use this Bluetooth for my iPod touch and it works perfectly

Very nice device, I bought this to use on my 2013 Harley Road Glide. The stock radio in not Blu-tooth enabled. This Adapter fits nicely in the Aux port and takes up very little space. It connected easily to my smart phone and does not drop the signal.

Don't make the same mistake I did. Find a more reliable technology to play your music in older cars with only auxiliary cable connectivity. After working briefly during a roadtrip, the first BluJax ceased responding (yes it was fully charged). Customer service at Best Buy immediately let me exchange it unsurprised that it wasn't functioning properly, making a comment that customers using this are kind of like guinea pigs right now, because the technology is not working consistently. The second one worked for even less time before it went on the fritz. Because I took so long to bring it back, I lost my $40 altogether.

I bought this to use at work when I'm on the road and use it in my own car as well. Super easy to use! I almost always plug it in and charge it over night and it always works great for at solid 6+ hrs. 3 things to keep in mind, 1. I need to be extra careful and put in my pocket if I take it out of the car. Due to it's shape, I find it too easy to drop. (If it was sold with or made with a rubber anti-shock ring I'd be super impressed) 2. If I'm in and out running errands, I sometimes lose the bluetooth connection and am forced to disconnect and reconnect the bluetooth connection on my iPhone 6 and power off and power on this device. Happens occasionally - not a lot, but sometimes. 3. I have an Alpine head unit w/ a 250W amp. When I used an aux line to connect my phone to the Alpine head unit my max volume setting would be "19" (max is 31 or 32) With this device I most often use a volume setting of 23-26 to get the equivalent of the "19" with the aux line. When I use it in my work vehicle ('15 Tahoe stock stereo) I turn the volume between 3/4 and max and sound quality is great. I have used it in a '13 Tahoe w/ stock stereo and it is VERY hard to hear anything.