USB AUX Adapter, Car Radio Digital CD Changer 3.5mm Aux Input Interface for Honda 2.3 1998-2002 Accord,1999-2005 Civic,1999-2004 CRV,1999-2004 Odyssey,Acura 2000-2003 CL

I bought 2 of these adapters; one for my 2001 Honda Civic, 2 DR and one for my daughter's car, 2002 Toyota Highlander. Both cars came with stock stereos. The adaptors were plug n play. Our apple phones work fantastic and the sound quality is great. I would recommend them to maintain the original look of the car interiors instead of buying aftermarket stereos which would require new wiring and possibly installation kits. This is definitely a cheaper and faster solution.

Was hoping to use this in AP1 S2000 to play MP3 files. I've read enough reviews about products like these, but I was hoping I'd be able to find a stable combination of a USB drive and folder layout that would produce something stable and acceptable. No luck. I tried a dozen of FAT-formatted USB drives of various sizes. Folders named "CD01-02-etc","CD1-CD2-...", numbered folders, you name it. None of those worked acceptably. Even the simplest combination - mp3s only in the root folder (limited to 99 songs that way) produced unstable results. The unit would never resume playback where it stopped on the next startup, always defaulting to the first song. It would also randomly pause for minutes at a time regardless of a USB flash drive (or an SD card via supplied adapter) used. Having extra folders results in frequent lack of playback at all. Switching "CDs" does not work. With 10% hitting next/previous CD buttons would result in a folder actually beginning playback etc. So, if you think YOU can find a stable combination, good luck. Again, this is for AP1 S2000. May or may not work better/worse in other Hondas.

I got this and use it with my S7 edge on my 2004 honda civic SI and there is no issues of noise (interference) no power loss. works fine now for 2 months , sound is great when your phone is on max volume. The usb cord that comes with it charges the phone, but not fast, normal charge. also the thumb drive that it comes with it i have not used. but it looks like some sort of smart or Msd or sd card reader. IF you need and Aux port but it and dont look back.

I installed this in my 2003 Acura TL. The installation process was a pain but that's not because of the adapter itself, it's kind of a long process to get to the back of the radio to plug it in. After I plugged the adapter in and put my car back together the adapter works great! I would highly recommend purchasing this adapter to anyone looking to add an aux to their TL or other vehicle that this fits

The aux plays music for around a minute then just stops. The only thing that seems to work consistently is if you have a usb with music on it and you plug it in, it will play the whole song but having to surf through all your tracks one by one. Not worth it for me personally.

Finally found one that fits a 2005 Honda Pilot, I’ve purchased two others of these; one that I couldn’t find a Honda radio ranging from 1995-2014 that it fit and another that fit newer than 05 Honda radios, plugged right in with no modifications power at the usb and sound at the headphone jack, sounds good no fuzz or static.

Great idea and easy to install - HOWEVER, item only worked for about 5 minutes and shuts off. Changing to radio and back doesn't fix it, turning off and on the radio doesn't fix it - the only thing that seemed to work was to turn the car COMPLETELY OFF and back on again to make it work again.

Works great so far for my 2004 Honda Pilot... Made it wireless plugging a Bluetooth Transmitter into USB port & plugging the 3.5mm aux audio into that transmitter...