TeckNet Bluetooth FM Transmitter for Car, 1.8" Color Screen Wireless FM Radio Adapter Receiver QC3.0 Qucik Charger with EQ Mode, 3 USB Ports, 4 Music Playing, Hands-Free Calls, TF Card, Aux Output

How it works: Plug into power port, Pair (1st time only) with BT device, Choose a free FM frequency, Enjoy!Pros:- Clear, crisp sound seems well synced with the FM frequency.- Zero interference from engine spark plugs, as I’ve experienced with several other brands.- Convenient Always-On car battery voltage appears accurate. This is really useful always on the screen, rather than just at start up because it continually reveals power drains when at stop light if AC or Lights are operating, etc. If you’re paying attention or concerned about a weak battery, it provides a subtle warning to slip into neutral & rev engine a bit, or to replace an older battery before it actually leaves you stranded.- A BIG GAME CHANGER for me is: Unlike all other similar devices I’ve owned, this one added a simple concept: An ON/OFF switch (press back & fwd arrows simultaneously). If your power port is ALWAYS ON (as it is in one of my cars) you must always insert & remove the transmitter whenever using the car, otherwise it constantly drains the battery while the car isn’t being used. It also loosens the device & power port connections to frequently insert & remove it. My tests verified there is no battery drain while the device is “off”, but the “always-on” power port 12V current still passes-through to the USB ports. Best of both worlds!- USB port charger works well, even if the BT-to-FM transmitter is turned off - the 12V current still flows through the device. Very nice!- Equalizer works well for different musical styles.- Nice 1.8” color screen with all the important info always available. The rotatable flex neck allows you to position it for comfortable viewing.- The two USB ports appear to charge as expected.- The Hands-Free phone call features seem to work fine with good fidelity. Incoming calls show on the screen & switch from music to call, then back to music well.- Convenient buttons for all necessary set-up and ease of use.- Along with the FM transmitter OUT, It has 4 convenient ways to INPUT your music: (1.) Bluetooth, (2.) Aux cable, (3.) 32 GB max TF card slot, (4) USB drive slot.- Package arrived in excellent condition, well-padded, with instruction book & 18 month warranty card, extendable to 24 months with a quick owner registration.Cons: Absolutely none I could find.Overall Evaluation: If you’re looking for a well designed & performing Bluetooth to FM car unit, look no further.

This is a review of the Tecknet FM transmitter model EBH1038BA01. I try to be explicit about devices because Amazon will group reviews of like products together. This is my forth FM transmitter in about a year. No they were not all that bad, however I am very good at static zapping the devices while in my car. I think my car seats were made by the Van Degraph static generator company. I can blast these FM transmitters with 50Kv sparks with no problem in my dry winter air. They always get it through the 3.5mm aux port.I have had a older model FM transmitter i used for about a decade. Not that it is a better unit however it's 3.5 mm Aux port is on it's bottom where I never grasp it. The Tecknet aux port is on the upper left side just where I would try to grasp it. I made a plastic insert so I don't kill the Tecknet because I have really grown to like it.Enough though of my bad behavior. I have found the Tecknet to be the best FM transmitter I have used in the last decade. It is very rich in features such a metal goose neck for positioning, a very nice micro SD eject port, well regulated USB power ports, clear and intuitive menu system, and a display with all the info you could want. The main reason I wanted to update my old unit was other people were overpowering my very low power FM transmitter with their newer units. And as the FM radio band is mostly occupied by commercial stations in my area, there are few unused bands. I was hearing too many phone conversations while stopped at traffic lights. Seriously people, why have an encrypted phone and then decrypt it and broadcast it on FM?My favorite feature of the Tecknet is one that is not even mentioned in the specification. The Tecknet plays uncompressed .WAV files. And It not only plays them, it plays them perfectly. No drop outs, no stuttering, no clipping. The .WAV files sound great. Yes vinyl sounds much better than MPx because it is uncompressed. Uncompressed .Wav recordings sound great too. All of my music now is uncompressed .WAV files. The female soloist at the beginning of I Robot comes through clear and undistorted with the Tecknet. Quite unlike my previous dead FM transmitters that made her sound like she was singing through the cardboard core of a roll of toilet paper.The Tecknet has its output priorities set correctly. The other units I tried always placed priority on the display. The Tecknet places priority on the sound output at the detriment of the display bling bling as it should. The night time use is easy as the buttons are illuminated. No more fumbling in the dark while driving. Playing .WAV files does cause the EQ display to freeze from time to time but you shouldn't be staring at it anyway while driving. I measured the output of the Tecknet at 2.98 milliwatts/meter at 87.8 Mhz. Enough to keep it from being easily over powered by other similar units but not so powerful to affect your future family life.I purchased a second as a backup/other car unit. I would have attached a video of it low light operation however Amazon does not like any of my sport camera file formats.

The FM transmitter works very easily. Power up is quick. Controls are intuitive. FM channel search works well and quickly. Sound quality is excellent. Unit has enough power to provide quality sound. Phone calls work well. The microphone is a bit weak, but better than using the speaker setting on the phone. It would be nice to have the music info displayed on the screen. While the adjustable metal post is very sturdy, the unit swivels too easily. I noticed the screen rotating during a drive. This is worse on bumpy roads. Overall, very happy with the convenience and ease of use.

Ok I work for the state goverment and fortunate to take a older model vehicle home with me. The radio is good but lacks bluetooth connectivity. I brought the TekNet Bluetooth Fm Transmitter with hopes of upgrading the connection options.. It worked perfectly with my Samsung S8.. as a bonus it fast charges your phone with Qc 3.0 capabilities and the USB media input allowed me to put a 32gb usb stick and being 2000 songs with me.. The best part I just plug it into AuX input. (Prefer that over FM option) and take if with me if I switch vehicles.. controls are easy to find once your used to it. This is a simple and effective product..

I have a 2003 beetle and buying a radio that will fit such a small unit is a hastle. This little transmitter is small and slick. Looks good and you can control the frequencies easily while driving. The only downside is the Bluetooth quality when making phone calls. Recommend for music streaming only

Not bad, sound is ok. Needs a lil more flexibility for smaller more difficult to get to spaces.

I thought of this 15 yrs ago. Now look! It works great easily installed. . Listening to music on memory stick or mp3 or sd card a real bonus. Easy to set-up and install. VERY NICE product and price not too bad. Worth the money. GREAT PRODUCT!