Bluetooth FM Transmitter, WPWPOO Bluetooth Car Adapter, Wireless in-car Bluetooth Receiver MP3 Player Stereo Radio Adapter car kit, Dual USB Interface and iPhone Speakerphone Samsung Smartphone

I may return this...It's easy! You just plug in. It tells you the station to turn to.However, the problem is it tells me to turn to 107.0. Unfortunately in the US all of our radio stations end in odd numbers .1, .3, .5, 7, or .9. Therefore - there is static since you cannot connect it to an exact station.Also, There is also a very high-pitched buzzing sound that gives you a headache within a few minutes.

I've been trying to use FM transmitters to listen to music in my car for roughly 15 years now. I'm pretty excited about where the technology is now. It used to be $80-$90 for a sturdy transmitter that used the full FM spectrum. I specifically chose this one because I noticed that WPWPOO responds to buyer questions, so I decided to trust their engagement with their customers. The nice thing about this one is that you don't have to deal with the compatibility of the device connector and there aren't joints where a cord connects to electronics (those are the points that always break first). The signal is strong and it tunes well to the frequencies. I've used several Belkin transmitters over the years that just won't tune to certain frequencies even though it was a "clear" channel. Just to try, I tuned this one so that it was in competition with a strong local station. Yes there was interference, but it honestly wasn't worse than the static that I would get with other transmitters that weren't struggling against another signal. Running the volume too high with a headphone jack would result in distortion... that isn't an issue with bluetooth. I've only been using it for about a week, so I can't comment about how it will hold up over time. But as I mentioned previously, the part that always broke first was where the headphone cord connects either to the device or the transmitter itself. No cords means I expect it to function well for a while.

Works well in Honda Odyssey. The instructions are terrible, but by trial and error I figured out how to change the frequency to match an unused station. The sound quality is good if you keep the volume settings up 3/4 on your phone. I have two issues that I wish were addressed. The first is that I specifically bought this item as it said it was "dual output 3.4A charge both devices at the same time." Unfortunately, that is very misleading. It is a total of 3.4A with one port 2.4A and the other only 1A. The second issue is there is no way to turn off the voice that announces the device and blue tooth connection every time you start your car. It would be nice to be able to mute that,

Just got this today and it took only 5 minutes to get it working perfectly. The instructions need improvement but the product works as advertised. It’s important to know that you can change the FM frequency on the transmitter by pushing and holding down the center button until it blinks. I learned that from the Amazon Q&A. Also, the first frequency i tried was staticky but I think that was because there is interference from a faint radio station transmission in our area. The second frequency I tried works perfectly. Very happy with it so far. I will update my review if anything changes.

This little device is great. It took a moment to figure out I had to hold the button down several seconds to change the frequency, but other than that it is very intuitive/obvious how to work. Very importantly, it broadcasts on frequencies right at the ends of the dial, with no radio stations, so there's no interferance. And it also has lovely feedback with your phone -- tap the button to pause your phone's music!Oh - the only other funny thing is every time you start your car / device, it says "Bluetooth connection now successful." I don't really want to hear that every time, but whatever....I'm so glad to have it.

Take the time to read the other 1 star reviews. Amazons review process is being gamed and why this is an “Amazon’s Choice” I have no idea. You get static regardless of which channel selected and the audio quality - the static aside - is dreadful. Low volume & muddy sound - you are better off using a Bluetooth speaker. It’s not worth the time to return it but I will just because I’m so angry at what a piece of junk it is.

Esolom Bluetooth FM Transmitter Radio for Car,... product on amazon in much better. This one is a lower quality. Also if you want to choose accents, this one has an Asian woman speaking in English with a heavy accent eveytime you turn on the car and the "Esolom Bluetooth FM Transmitter Radio for Car,..." has a British guy accent that sounds like the British siri that says "waiting for pairing ... paired," which sounded like it actually fit my car considering I have and Audi and I'm an American.

Omg it actually works. The "dummy" station is already preset.... plug it in... turn ur car radio station to whateva is preset on the device... you'll hear a lady say the device is connected with a good connection nd ur ready to go. I also put an sd card into the side slot nd it played. Called my mom using the Bluetooth option also. Overall I'm satisfied but be careful when taking ur sd card out...mine popped out... sent the tiny thing flying... took me over 20 minutes to find it on the street lol