FM Transmitter, LDesign Bluetooth Wireless in-Car FM Radio Adapter Car Kit with Hand Free Call | Stereo 4 Modes Music Play | TF Card &U-Disk Reading Applicable for All Smart Phones -Gold

allows you to use your phone via Bluetooth with this dongle and it transmits it as a FM signal through a dead channel. The sound Quality is decent and only degrades as you crank up the sound. so playing it at a moderate decibel is the optimal choice when using it. The UI is quite easy to use as well when switching channels or connecting devices to the dongle. The included USB charging port is also really nice when you need to charge your phone as well when the port is taken by the dongle.

I loved how it looks like an expensive accessory you have plugged in, rather than a weird extendo radio plug you get at Walmart. The voice of it is really subtle and doesn’t sound like a robot woman. It plays 3 different tones when it’s connecting to your Bluetooth and that was really nice The sound is clear and there’s no static in the background unless it’s not plugged in all the way. Just choose a Chanel and go to that Chanel on your car radio You can also change the songs from the device

The unit connects without any issues. Works well. My only complaint is the sound quality. The mids and highs are way too warm. Even with the treble maxed out on my speakers, the sound is somewhat muffled. Also, it sounds as if the "stereo" signal has been reverted to mono. The connection gets weaker when the car is moving so the audio becomes quieter and the quality deteriorates. If you're not too keen on audio quality, then i would definitely recommend this unit. It connects to my phone without any issue.

I bought this for my mother, she recently purchased an older Durango that came with a deluxe sound system, meaning the radio would be very difficult to replace. But it only had a CD deck, so she couldn't listen to her Spotify in her car anymore. This was the perfect solution. There are many more expensive models out there with lots of neat features, but if you're simply trying to get personal audio to a car stereo, this is a simple and inexpensive option. The sound quality is fantastic, and despite it being mentioned in other reviews, I hear no background noise at all. The noise other reviewers report might be related to radio interference? I used radio-locator.com, which after entering your zip/city, has an unused frequency tool. I highly recommend using it to find the best station for your transmitter. PROS -Inexpensive -Great sound quality, especially for the price -Curved design makes it easy to fit in most cars, if you don't mind the display potentially being oriented weird -Aux cable support, so you can save phone battery by not using Bluetooth CONS -The buttons/interface isn't very intuitive, and the instruction manual is a bit of a mess, but it's pretty easy to figure out

I've had this product for a while and at first it worked great! However, after extended use it started to have issues keeping a good connection with the tuned radio station. It would begin to get interference and poor audio quality on stations that were completely clear of other stations. The product still works and it does its job, but its nothing amazing - you get what you pay for, it is a nice stop gap product.

This is very easy to program and set up the Bluetooth. The sound quality is very good and this is a great value! Easy to answer the phone. I could hear the caller and they could hear me fine. The only negative thing is you can't call someone without dialing using the phone. NOT a problem for me because I just want to listen to my satellite S/XM music and answer if someone needs me!

An 1999 Ford Explorer XLT with OEM radio this gives hands free operation of phone (mostly). You still have to touch this or the phone to answer calls, but better then holding it (added a magnet mount for the phone). Although the USB does allow for playing music tracks on a USB, the volume was too low (may have been the recordings) and it is more of just let them run and it is just a number on the display with no idea what the song is. The USB does charge my phone (Iphone 8) so I have ordered a short cord for that use while traveling. As yet, I haven't answered a call with it, but I will test it asap. I will update if I have any issues otherwise it seems just what I wanted.

This just flat out doesn't work in my car -- well, I should say it "works" but it works terribly. We did get it tuned to an empty radio channel and my phone's bluetooth did pick it up, but the static from the radio is much louder than any sound the device was able to transmit from the phone; cranking up the volume just made the static louder. It was cheap so I don't feel too badly about it, but just beware that it might not work the way you're hoping it will.