Customer Ratings & Reviews

Typical FM transmitter. Only down fall is that you would have to tube the channel everytime you plug it in.

DOESN'T store FM frequency--must change every time

Lots of problems not smoth nor clear sound, and you need to adjust it every time you turn the car off. 30$ for a phone charger.

I have an older vehicle that has a good sound system but it doesn't have native Bluetooth support. A few years ago I tried several Bluetooth FM Transmitters and the results were so poor I ended up returning them and just doing without. Today though I was bitten to try again, saw the mostly positive reviews for this, and opted to give it a try. It took all of maybe 30 seconds to setup -- right out of the box it started in pairing mode like it should, I paired my phone, and I was rocking out over Bluetooth. Mine defaulted to FM 87.7 and that worked well for me, your local FM clutter will determine whether that's a good choice for you as well and, if not, the minimalist instruction booklet nevertheless provides clear instructions on how to change to a different FM channel if needed. Sound quality is good if not great. It supports A2DP but not aptX, and for car audio that's probably fine since it's not an ultra-quiet high-fidelity environment anyway. Volume over Bluetooth seems a little on the low side -- I normally listen to my radio at at "12-15" volume, but with this I had to turn it up to 20+ for about the same end result. That's not necessarily bad, just something to be aware of. Although I don't need one often, I like that it has an aux port input option for even non-Bluetooth capable media players to join the FM stereo party! I was also impressed that it provides not one, but TWO USB ports which can provide a total of 2.1 amps of 5V power to share between them. It also features a microphone for integrated hands-free calling though I'll confess that I didn't try it out because, for my purposes, that's just gravy if it works even decently anyway. All I can say is "so far so good" -- given how terrible my previous experience was a few years ago with similar devices this was simple, effective, and helped me cut a little cable clutter out of my car audio setup. Now I can pass the phone to my kids in the backseats and they can pick songs without having to worry about the audio cable getting pulled out or snagged. Woohoo!

This works pretty well so far. Only problem is I can't figure out how to get the channel (frequency) to save like the manual says it does (though the manual doesn't tell you how to save it). If it's supposed to save automatically it doesn't work. Sounds good though and is pretty easy to setup/use.

At first I was a little put off because it did not sound that good, but I realized my phone volume was turned down. I turned it all the way up and used my stereo to control the volume and it sounds great!