Customer Ratings & Reviews

It makes playing music from my phone very easily accessible

The ability to install a Bluetooth device into an older model car is awesome. That alone, it's a must! My car has two 12" subwoofers and a 1400W amp. There is about 30% less boom! Choose your battle. I like being able to charge my phone and stream at the same time. Using Google pixel 2 XL

At first I loved the idea of having Bluetooth wireless connection but I didn't take into account of having to charge this thing. The pet button is super tiny and the light that shows you it's has turned on is right next to ur so ur finger will cover both of them and you can't tell if it's on or off. If you don't take it out after every use (eject) to charge it then you can't use. At the price of $50, (rounded off) I decided to return it and for $40 more I purchased a actual CD,mp3,aux,USB dual wireless phone connector stereo deck. Much happier this way.

It's an "ok" product especially if your car is old enough that it still has cassette and want to listen to your music from your smart phone (pandora, Spotify, Apple Music) Not the best quality but better than the FM modulators

I have an older Toyota minivan, but I endeavored to upgrade the audio system. I bought an open box Double Din unit at Best Buy, but once the salesman informed me of an additonal adapter i would need that cost $150 to integrate into existing audio system, my mind soon changed. After research, he was correct, the lowest price i could find this adapter for was $86, and the investment to update the system became too great. While returning the stereo, i saw this bluetooth casette adapter and said it was worth a shot. It works great! Bluetooth connects quickly and my connection remains. The call quality is good as well. My only con regarding this item is that you cannot use it while charging the battery. Otherwise, very pleased with this purchase and i will keep using it as long as i have the van.

I have gone through about a dozen tape adapters for my mobile phone, each one worked alright and died about a year after getting it. I always had to deal with the long cable that I would have to fish off the floor or accidentally yank on and almost break, etc, etc. However, with the Bluetooth cassette adapter, it syncs up perfectly every time, I can actually control the songs through the phone button, I can take calls through the adapter without the receiver getting a ton of Echo, and 1 charge lasts over a week for me. I dont have to worry about some crazy cable, and I honestly think the quality is better. Plus, with the cable connected adapters I always got this loud buzzing sound while downloading audio through LTE and would always have to switch to 4G to get rid of it. With the bluetooth, I dont get the buzzing anymore. I also like the fact that the bluetooth turns off automatically if I am out of range for a certain amount of time, thus saving power for the cassette adapter. Plus, with the release of the iPhone 7, I lost my audio jack port on my phone, so again, with the bluetooth connection I didnt need the cable anyway. It was perfect. My only gripe is that tiny button to turn on and off the Bluetooth. I really wish it was a switch so that I could easily toggle it, rather than having to hold it down, because it is hard to find and when I hold it down, my thumb tends to cover the light indicator so Im not sure when it actually turns off.

I bought this product for my wife who loves to listen to an out of state Gospel radio station on her iPhone when driving, but our 2000 GMC Yukon had a CD player, cassette player and AM-FM radio, but no Bluetooth! I was concerned after reading some of the lowball reviews, but decided to give it a shot and boy was I glad I did. My wife love’s it she can now hear her favorite Gospel radio station loud and clear and she can make hands free phone calls with her iPhone synced to this Call Cassette with Bluetooth device. My wife and iSimply love it!!!

It works like it should and is very handy if you don't have a newer car. the only thing I wish it had is a switch inside of it activated by the tape mechanism so it would auto-connect and power down when the radio is off. otherwise it's perfect

My daughter used an old corded cassette adapter that was buggy and intermittent. We bought this in the hopes she could play via bluetooth and have a hands free option. Overall, the unit is nice and connects well. Only thing keeping it from 5 stars is the battery life

This CallCassette with Bluetooth was the perfect item needed a car with cassette deck for a more hands-free safer driving with new law in Tx. Works pretty good as long as it's charged up. Listen to music on iPhone thru car and can push the button/microphone if a call comes thru. Also a double push lets you skip to next song. Recommend definitely.

Connects automatically to my phone. The only issue is the on/off button is sometimes difficult to use, particularly in the dark.

The iSimple - CallCassette with Bluetooth is a great product for those whose cars aren't Bluetooth ready. The ease of the set up and the sound quality are amazing! The only downside is the amount of time the product stays charged, wish it were much longer. It is a great product though...

My teenager bought his first used car which does not have bluetooth technology as it is a 2002. So this gets the job done in the cassette deck of the radio. Its drawback is it is a bit noisy inside the player and only lasts about 5 hrs of drive time before needing a charge.

The sound is good but after few days for some reason the quality of the sound change

When it works, the Bluetooth cassette works well enough. The sound quality is great, and the pairing process is easy. I've noticed that the Bluetooth connection drops occasionally, and once it drops, I have to turn the cassette off and on several times before it will reconnect with my phone. The power button is inconveniently located on the cassette itself, so you have to eject the tape at the end of each ride to power the cassette off. If you forget to turn it off, it does power down automatically after 3 minutes, but you still have to eject the cassette when you get back in the car to turn it back on. It would have been much better if the power button had been included on the wired remote that also includes the microphone. It would have been really nice if the wired remote also had a power port so that you could leave the cassette plugged into the cigarette lighter so that you don't need to take the cassette away from the car to charge it as frequently. Next time I buy something like this, I will just buy the old style cassette adapter with the analog headphone jack since that style cassette can just remain in the tape deck long term. The Bluetooth Cassette adapter seems like a decent first run at a product like this.

Compatible with my vehicle Audi A4 and don't have to connect to iPhone

People on the other line of call have a hard time hearing you..

My wife and i were looking for something to connect my old car to my iphone 7 and this device worked! It's so easy to use except that it needs to be charged because it only lasts for 5 hrs

I own a car with just a cassette tape player, without even an aux cord. I used to own a cassette adapter, but there were so many cords it was hard to keep track. This device has been very nice and much easier to use, with just a couple drawbacks. One, you have to eject the tape to turn it back on if your phone has been too far away for too long. Another, the battery doesn't last forever, but what can you expect. Both of these cons, however, are easy to deal with for what it is.

I was going thru a cassette AV input jack every 2 months because the AV wire would get worn out and not deliver anymore Sound. This one is wireless and works with the Cars Bluetooth so it’s awesome!!