iSimple - BluJax 3.5mm Bluetooth Adapter - Black

A neat transmitter that you can finally say goodbye to the aux cable.

The sound is amazing with these earbuds and comfortable in the ear has different size rubber cushions to fit the ear properly

This is one of the best Bluetooth streaming products ever! No wires, easy to setup, long battery life! A must have if you are looking stream music in your vehicle if you don't have an up to date audio system!

I have an older car with no streaming audio capability so this was the perfect solution to play audio from my phone. Very compact and clean-looking and relatively easy to use. Major drawback is that you can't enable bluetooth when the charging cord is plugged in (or I haven't been able to do so. However, I like it well enough that I bought another one for my wife's new (used) car.

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.

I have a new car with an audio jack for music, so I thought I'd get this as a nice way to connect. This is definitely a finicky device, but it is certainly a usable one with practice and patience. When I get in the car, I hit the button (the only button) on the device to make it wake and look for paired devices. This takes a moment, so I start up the car and buckle. That is usually enough time. I hit the button again, and my music begins playing. For some reason, if it's charging, it doesn't connect to my phone well. I just be patient, and usually hit the button every 7 seconds hoping it's ready to play. Dunno what to tell you. It takes maybe 5 times, but it will usually bear results. As for the popular problem with the volume suddenly being stuck as super soft, you need to forget the device from your phone (iphone users will go to bluetooth settings> the "i" in a circle next to "BluJax" > "Forget this device"). Re-pair it and you will be fine. Also, the volume you set the phone to be on directly affects audio quality. Too loud, and it's static-y.

I purchased this Bluetooth Adapter as my vehicle does not have built in Bluetooth for playing audio through my phone. The adapter works decently well enough when it's charged but seems to require charging more often than not unfortunately. This is the main issue with the adapter, charging; since it seems to require a full charge (while not plugged into the vehicle) - this makes for an unnecessary inconvenience. I have a USB outlet next to the aux input into the car which I hoped would act as a charging station while playing audio; this is not the case - the device does not seem to charge enough to operate as expected. When the device is not charged (and it flashes red) - the audio is limited to a certain volume, not loud enough to drown out the road noise if traveling on the expressway. Because of this I will probably be considering alternative's in the near future. *Disclaimer - vehicle is 09 Hyundai Sonata & I have tried charging while playing by both USB and Cigarette outlet plug-in. Device works great when it's fully charged and easily finds the connection to my iphone once it was a recognized device. Probably requires a charge once a week is not twice depending on use. (from wall outlet) This could be different depending on your vehicle possibly?!

My car, I found after I bought it, is Bluetooth capable, but does not have it installed. Until I found this product, everything I’ve seen has been bulky and pricey. BluJax is small, lightweight, easy to use, and does not deteriorate sound quality. It’s a great solution if you have a basic need. There are some drawbacks which show the differences between this product and more elaborate/expensive products that fully integrate with your audio system. You cannot use this product for hands-free phone conversations; it is strictly to stream audio to your stereo from your mobile device. Also, the battery life leaves something to be desired. Mine dies about every other day. True you can leave it plugged in while using it. However, I’ve noted fed that doing so causes a loss of stability in the audio jack as it is not designed to hold that much weight, so I’ve stopped doing that and just bring my BluJax in at night and charge it overnight. Definitely a great solution to my problem tho!