A:AnswerThe BluStream only works through a 3.5mm jack auxiliary input connection, not through FM modulation. Your radio must have this type of auxiliary input connection to be compatible.
A:AnswerHey Alina,
Unfortunately, this does require both power and an aux port.
This is essentially just a wireless auxiliary cable. So, one end is aux, and the other end is bluetooth. There's just no connection to your phone that's required as far as "plugging in".
Hope this helps!
A:AnswerYes, I bought this item and I can talk with Siri and "she" talks to me. I used the navigation directions from my phone and it plays on the car stereo speakers. I just need to figure out my phone options to start the directions once I tell Siri map a route.
A:AnswerIf you have a free power jack and AUX input port, then yes it will.
It works surprisingly better than I expected but with a couple of issues.
You run the calls or streaming through the Aux setting. When you are not streaming anything there is some horrible feedback interference.
Second issue is that the Mic needs to be placed as close to the driver as possible. I have not tried the visor positioning yet, but on the dash the mic is a little soft on the receiving end.
A:AnswerHello! While streaming Bluetooth audio through the BluStream, a quick double press of the BluStream button will advance the track of the streaming audio.
A:AnswerYou may contact Best buy representative to get help with your inquiry. You may contact 1-888-BEST BUY (1-888-237-8289) or complete the e-mail form at the contact page.
A:AnswerI'm not sure exactly how long, but I have the cord tucked along the dash, up the side pillar next to the door, and over to the driver's side sun visor, and I still had cord to spare that I bundled and tucked away. You will have plenty of length with which to do this.
A:AnswerFirst, it will definitely work with your Sonata. I have a 2010 Elantra, and plug this unit into the 1/8" auxiliary jack on the front of the factory stereo, and it works great.
It comes with adhesive for both the phone button/microphone and the main unit (the little doohickey that connects to the cord that goes to the radio and the cord that goes to the phone button/microphone, and a plastic clip that I assume could be used for one of the other. That's it, but I'm not sure what else it would need. Once you tuck the cords away, it is small, simple, and unobtrusive.