Customer Ratings & Reviews

It works and served the purpose it was bought for; to stream music. Phone calls have a lot of feedback, voices sound weird. I personally do not like it and haven't used it since buying it.

I got this and when I put it into the cassette deck, it had a lot of bad feedback, so you can only play things at a medium volume level. After three days, it stopped working entirely.

This cassette is not compatible with our 2004 Toyota Tundra. The cassette would stay in the player and play from our iPhone for a max of 30 seconds and then would be ejected.

Product it has low-quality sound and too much background noise and the connection jack is not working with apple iPhone.

Bought this for my older car that doesn’t have Bluetooth. Connection is terrible with tons of static. Makes way too much noise.

I would never recommend this product to anyone I returned 2 of them only to have a 3rd one crapped out.

This was too expensive and made very cheap. The wire came out of the cassette without pressure less than one week after purchase. It was not worth the money.

This is my worst purchase ever. I don't think i can blame best buy but the product really sucks and after 20 days of use all you hear is disturbance and noise.

One of the worst products I've ever used, would suggest the FM tuner aux connection for the price it is significantly better product. This one is poorly built

From the moment I pulled it out of the package it would not stay in the cassette player. Was never able to use it. This was a waste of money.

Hate this product!!!! The play quality is horrible. I had a cheaper version of this adapter but lost it... wish I could find it now.

I purchased this to allow me to play my iPod music in a 90s Jeep with a cassette deck as a connection option. All I wanted was the basic corded connection, but I later realized this has the one-touch control button for added functionality. Very nice. For music, one click is play/pause... two clicks is forward one track... three clicks is reverse one track. Really, this is the only safe way to do any of that while driving. There are simple phone functions too, but I won't need them. As far as the sound quality... it is going through a tape deck. It sounds fine and is better than nothing! Also some of the quality is the connection of the adapter to the tape head, the volume of the iPhone/iPod, and the original radio and speakers. I've tried the devices that plug into car outlets and broadcast over the radio on a specific channel, but they never work for me. A corded connection is still the best. While you can get a basic cassette adapter and cord for cheaper, the one-touch button functionality of the iSimple is well worth it.

I got three days of music than all of a sudden error message and the touch tone on the phone jack button keeps interfering with the music

I drive a 2003 Camry and it didn't work in my car. May have been my cassette player though because others haven't worked either

I don’t know if everyone will have a similar experience but this didn’t work for me. I returned it.

Cheap product - you get what you pay for. Spend more for a better product. Broke right away.

Got a car with no aux input. Got this despite the warnings. Never made it out of the box. Family made me return it.

this quit working almost as soon as I purchased it. Don’t waste your money.

Looks like it's what you want but really not worth it ..did not work for me did not work properly

Asked to review something I never purchased therefore I know nothing about it!