Customer Ratings & Reviews

I recently purchased the Scosche BTFREQ Bluetooth FM Transmitter Hands Free Car Kit with Dual USB ports V5.0 in black, and I couldn't be happier with my choice! The setup was incredibly easy, and it seamlessly connects to my phone every time I get in the car. The sound quality is excellent, with clear audio and minimal interference. I love the dual USB ports, which allow me to charge both my phone and my passenger's device simultaneously. The hands-free calling feature is a game-changer for safe driving, and the compact design fits perfectly without getting in the way. Overall, this is a fantastic product that delivers on all fronts. Highly recommended!

Works perfect in my 2017 Jeep Wrangler Easy set up Music sounds great on the speakers that come from my iPhone. Only down fall is when I talk, had been told road noise. However it is a jeep

Set it and forget it. This tool is clear, easy to set up, and the USB ports on the side do not show down charging. The cost is well worth it as I use it every day, and never have to doodle with it to make sure the sound is clear.

Before I purchased this I read some of the reviews. They were split, but with more with 4-5 starts. The ones that had lower 1-3 all complained about connecting to channels, changing the channel, the volume. I'm not quite sure of their problem, but it is so easy to connect, if you read the instructions. I did have to change it from 88.9 to 88.3 because of the other had some distant channel trying to play. But that was only seconds to change. Once it was set up, it auto connects when i get in the car. The volume is controlled by my phone which i put on max, but then the car controlled it well. The volume could be turned up louder than i would want to listen to it. Receiving calls interrupted the podcast i was listening to and when finished it went back to podcast. This was used on a 2005 Ford Escape and it actually is easier to connect to my 2014 F-150l with Sync. I highly recommend it for price, quality and ease.

The bluetooth transmitter was easy to install. It only took a few adjustments to find the best station to transmit from with no static.

I purchased this for a 2004 Jeep Wrangler that has no integrated bluetooth, USB, or 3.5mm audio input. The Sosche - BTFREQ was $29.99 when I bought it. Positives: - It works - 2 USB charging ports - Easy to change stations - Snug fit even in an old, worn-out socket like my Jeep has Negatives: - DO NOT auto-connect to iPhone once it turns off and on again, so you have to manually connect every time you get in the car - Doesn't get very loud - Can hear static when no music is playing - Feels cheap with low quality plastic and knob - USB ports DO NOT support iPhone 16 Pro fast charging (I should have checked before purchasing, the 19 Pro needs 30W) Overall: I returned this device and decided to go with a better solution. If you are on a very strict budget, you could do a lot worse than the Scosche BTFREQ transmitter. Compared to my old no-name transmitter (bought in 2010 for $20), it's better but not the quality difference I was hoping for given the 14 year time gap. In the end, considering how cheap aftermarket radios with bluetooth are these days, I'll probably do that for around $100 instead.

Took a chance buying this product in the hopes it would at least work, and to my suprise it exeeded my expectations! It's easy to work, not bulky, and delievers amazing sound quality. Works pretty good with phone calls too!

Beautiful design, good sounds, easy to install with good quality

We bought this because our older car didn't have BT connectivity. It works like it is supposed to and actually has good sound quality considering it is going over FM. The functionality of skipping to next song and plugging USB cables in is a nice benefit. It's also cheaper than other options.

Easy, very easy to set up. Works wonderfully, price is acceptable. I would recommend 100%. I have a Jeep and I can mow listend to Spotify or Pandora, talk on thebohone and such.

I've probably have had 8 to 10 different FM transmitters over the years and this one takes the cake. From functionality to sound quality, rather listening to music or phone calls, it's the best by FAR.

Son bought it for his car, no static, easy use, can hear him clearly when he calls. Works well with Siri for us. Impressed over all. Fits in the old port holder, not in the way and syncs with the automatically.

Super easy to set up and quality is crisp. At times I do have to switch the frequency due to interferanceand it has an aux cable connection which eliminates the issue and still allows for a bluetooth connection. Great product

It actually sounds pretty good, and the controls are simple and easy to understand.

This handy inexpensive little device works great and turns any old car with a FM radio into a Hands-Free Bluetooth device. You can quickly dial the last number dialed by just pushing the play button twice, or use your phone’s built in voice commands to make calls. You can play your media library off your phone and use the player’s functions to skip forward or backward, pause and play. Or if you have only an old device with a stereo out connection, that will also be played over the car stereo! And of course, you can charge your USB device! A and C at the same time!

I bought this while I was saving up for a new car stereo. It did its job, but I would not want to have to use it long-term. It can get a little frustrating when your favorite song comes on and then you hear static. Not the end of the world, just a little frustrating.

Worked ok. It caused static when listening to other radio stations. The volume had to be turned way up for calls and down for music. Ended up going with a radio swap to Andriod Auto.

Works great. Worth the price. Great sound quality and connectivity is good.

aside from the static. sound works good still and connecting it is easy. it can pick up my calls with a click on the screen and hang up as well.

Works great if you can find an open FM frequency to use it on . Sound quality is good not great, but in my old truck with the stock radio it works fine and a lot cheaper than $700 for a new radio.