Customer Ratings & Reviews

Georgia just became a "hands-free" state, as far as driving with cell phones is concerned. My cars do not have Bluetooth capability, so I was looking for a solution for hands-free calling. This device works, but you have to remove it from the cassette player to charge it. I found that a Bluetooth FM transmitter worked far better.

I like that I dont have to plug a wire into my phone but I do have to eject the cassette and manually turn it on each time I get into the car. The button is small and not easy to push. Otherwise, Im pretty happy with it as it sounds much better than other blue tooth players that use FM stations.

sound quality wasnt that great and the car phone feature was useless.

The only issue I have with the product is while talking on the phone, the person on the other side says the quality is cracked and distorted and it sounds like you're either really far away or in the wind. Other than that it's a great device for the needs and price.

It works pretty great . Thought the idea was neat ! Holds charge for a while

Always wanted a bluetooth connection in my 2002 mazda protege but did not want to change the original radio, this did the work. Clear music, calls are not bad at all. a steal for the Price.

This Bluetooth adapter works fine in my older vehicle. Gives me hands free calls through my car speakers. The only downside is that it has to be ejected and turned on each time I start my car. A minor annoyance for a major benefit.

It works fine and the sound quality is good. The downfall is that the unit is battery powered and the power cord cannot be used when the unit is in the cassette player. So, if you forget to charge it in advance, your roadtrip may get off to a bad start.

Works as discribed. Overall sound quality is ok. Microphone echo cancelation does not do a very good job. Bought as a replacement for an old RadioShack cassette that broke after 5 years and this was the only one available for local purchase.

Works well, but the button to turn on broke a month later. Button has to be pushed in with a pen or something to reach in. Has to constantly be charged every few hours.

Works great with my iPhone 7 in the car. Easy to set up

When trying to use your phone for other purposes, your music skips 15 seconds repeatedly until you stop your music. The battery is incredibly short and the product as a whole is very frustrating to deal with

Does what it needs to. Quality is ok. Very convenient for having your device from being tied down. Battery did not last as long as I would expect but good enough.

This adapter performs as advertised, very easy to use and a clear, solid signal. Only downside is the short battery life in the unit, have to re-charge frequently.

I had a rental car with a TAPE DECK only (believe it or not). This was a great solution so I could listen to phone navigation and music from my iPhone even talk on the phone. Did the job.

It works great, battery life is good on it. The only down fall is you can’t charge and listen at the same time. And you have to pull it out everytime you want to use it.

My wife bought this item for her vehicle. I had my doubts. I expressed my doubts. I owe her an apology. This thing works just like it says it will. The sound is good, not great as there is a bit of a "muffle" to the clarity but it's still good. She's very happy with the sound. And now she can change the tunes and make phone calls hand free in an older vehicle..........which keeps her safer............and me happier. For the money this is a very good item. Better than buying a 300 dollar plus stereo just for blue tooth. So apologies to my wife, and if you have an older vehicle, grab this, I think you'll like it.

So if you're looking for crisp sound quality and dolby surround sound in your car maybe this is not for you. If you need your songs from your phone to play through you're radio speakers get one now! Also, be aware that if something else (i.e. bluetooth headphones) are connected to your bluetooth device the cassette will play unbalanced sound. I made the mistake of thinking there was something wrong with the cassette until I realized that my headphones were still connected.

It’s decent quality however, the mic isn’t great and can’t be heard very well. Also the charger doesn’t fit in tape while in player but otherwise it plays music fine

Ideally, you'd be able to leave this in the cassette player, but you cannot, based on the placement of the power cord. It comes out of the front side of the tape, that usually will recede down into the player when inserted.