Bluetooth Fm Transmitter for car, Bluetooth Car Transmitter 1.7 Inch Display, QC3.0/2.4A Dual USB Ports, AUX Input/Output, Mp3 Player.

Before finding this product I had no idea that there was a way to link up to my car's speakers with my phone since the built-in radio doesn't have Bluetooth capability… this little thing is a dream. I love that it links automatically every time I get in the car without having to tell it to sync. I use it for phone calls and for playing Pandora from my phone through the car stereo. The only thing is that in my particular car model, The charging ports are always be on - even if the car keys are not in the Ignition so this thing lights up when plugged in and as such, I remove it from the charger every time I get out of the car so that I don't wear it out from constantly being on.

Quick and easy to set up . Process : connect to phone via Bluetooth , set channel on FM transmitter to 87.9 (my preferred station for transmission ), changed car stereo to 87.9 FM , started music on phone and auditory perfection ensued . The sound quality is top notch for short radius fm transmission . The next and previous button worked seamlessly with my audio apps , Fast charge works great on my Samsung Galaxy S6 phone , as well as simultaneous dual charge . The Microphone on the transmitter works surprisingly well. Call recipients can hear me just fine and I can hear them well . the audio jack works as expected and provides a great way to connect for devices that don't have Bluetooth connectivity . The micro sd slot works great on my 32 gb sd card . Overall I am impressed with this transmitter , and would highly recommend it for both quality and price .

My 2008 Jeep does not have blue tooth. Previously, I purchased a regular Bluetooth transmitter for $20 to play music from my phone, which only worked for about two years before its battery went dead. Comparing to that, this Bluetooth FM transmitter is a winner. Primarily for three reasons:1. Regular transmitter still needs an AUX cable connection to the car, while this FM transmitter is truly wireless.2. Regular transmitter does not support hand free call, since it does not have a mic. This FM transmitter delivers a great hand free call experience.3. Regular transmitter requires charging the battery, while this FM transmitter is maintenance free.

I'll start by saying I have only had my transmitter for a day . With that said , it works like a charm ! Setup couldn't be any easier . Plug in , turn on your car , pair with your phone , and BOOM you've got Bluetooth in your car ! I've tested the music using AUX and FM and the sound quality is great . I also tested the phone call functionality and it works every bit is as well as the on-board Bluetooth in my other car .It's hard to believe that , for under 30 dollars . I just installed Bluetooth in my 2008 Nissan Pathfinder . I couldn't be happier with my purchase .

Judging from the positive reviews, my standards for audio quality must be well above average.This little gadget has plenty going for it, namely:-Two charging ports (one fast charger)-Easy to use/pair-Flexible arm makes it suitable for where ever your power port is located-Audio controls are simple and cleanNow for the two points that cost it a 5-star rating:-Audio quality is poor, whether on FM or the 3.5mm jackWith FM mode it shaves the entire upper spectrum off and sounds muffled, whereas using the jack plug it doesthe opposite and produces a shrill sound lacking any bass-Call quality is poor; I can barely hear my caller and they can not hear me at all while driving(no, it's not the phone or the network)So back to the drawing board guys! You almost have it!

I have 3 cars that lack bluetooth interface so I got 3 of these. Tested extensively in my worst vehicle - a 2004 Ford F-250 Diesel. I've gotten nothing but complements on how good it sound to the person I'm calling. This diesel isn't the worst one out there for noise, but it's not great. I can't use my phone on speakerphone when in the truck. Those I call only hear the truck. So I'm very pleased at how well the device works for calling.I give it 5 stars, but I want to point out 2 small negatives.While the display is big and bright and easy to read, it tends to just show status. One has to remember a few techniques to use it. The display could be more helpful telling the arcane sequences you have to use to do some things, but this isn't that big a deal.The only serious negative is that there is no ON/OFF switch. We are left to pull the device from the lighter socket or risk killing our car battery. I don't believe it takes much power, but it should have some for of fail-safe - even if it just powered down after 8 hours. That would be better than finding your car won't start. The feature to turn off bluetooth and the FM transmitter may lower the power use, but when the car is running, this power savings is of no consequence and I'm not prepared to risk finding a dead car to test whether the lower power is low enough to leave the device plugged in.

On the whole, this is the best FM Bluetooth transmitter I've used. It's good looking and well built and the sound is very clean -- I don't pick up any static or interference. The only reason I don't give this 5 stars is that even when setting it to max volume, I need to turn my radio's volume about twice as loud as if I were listening to an FM station.

The unit is simple to plugin, and powers up as soon as you plug it in. The instruction manual is printed so small you need a magnifying glass to read it. Once I got mine set up, it is easy to use. It took me awhile to set mine up because only half of the screen works. That being said, I was going out of town and didn't have time to return it. I have only used it to stream music from my phone, so far from iTunes, and from the SiriusXM app and it works fine for those. I have not tried to figure out how to place or receive a call with it. Overall, for what I wanted, I am fairly happy with it, just wish the bottom half of the screen worked.