Scosche BTFM BTFREQ Universal Bluetooth Handsfree Car Kit with FM Transmitter for Vehicles

Instantly connects once car turns on. I love using Scosche’s Bluetooth transmitter, have had it for over a year and still works like new, it also sounds great. I like this product than any other brand on the market. It’s a bit pricey which I think it should be lower.

I have to say this is an excellent product! worked so well, on the calls that come in, when replying to the caller , are crisp and no distortions as well as how they come through the speakers. A great deal for folks with no Bluetooth in the car.

It seems to work well. The signal output (volume level) is stronger than most of the others that I have used. It is a bit bulky for some 12v locations.

Works well. Was hard to fit in my particular car because there is flap, cover for the outlet, but once I got it in works well with my phone to play audio through my 2004 car speakers

This fm transmitter works great in my 3005 ford ranger. I initially ordered a different one on Amazon, but after about a month I started getting a crackling sound coming through the speakersThis one has worked great so far and the fm frequency gets down to 89.9, which I’ve found to be the best station for an FM transmittersThis one works great, and was really easy to pair. Super easy way to add Bluetooth to an older car with no bells and whistles

Here's a more formal and articulate version of your review with some additional suggestions to make it more critical:After using this device for a while, I must say that I am quite underwhelmed. Despite being slightly more expensive than other products in this category, it falls flat on many basic features that others carry. Let me begin with the physical build of the device.While the build quality is mostly fine, it is not the best. However, it's important to keep in mind that this is a sub $25 device as of writing this review. There is a single knob to change the songs that are currently playing within your phone's queue. This knob is also used when the "channel" button on the right side of the device is clicked to then tune the signal which you can pick up on it from. The main issue being that if this is the main knob you interface with, I don't understand why the manufacturers wouldn't have put a little more thought into making it feel less awful to use. It feels flimsy when moved, flipping out with little action required and then falling back into place. Although it does the job well enough, I am unsure how usable it will be in the future given the quality of it. It's likely that a cheap knob like this will give out or misread inputs over time.The light reads off the channel number with a pleasant white LED. This is my favorite part of the device, as it is very easy to read while I am out and about. However, the quality of the audio is where this device really falls short. It seems to be fuzzy and quiet at best, with absolutely no way to adjust the audio from the device. This is absolutely crucial for people with older cars, as they may require a stronger audio signal to properly listen to their music. In other Bluetooth models I have used, it is very simple to slide the volume all the way up and easily be able to listen to the music. However, with this device, I have found myself needing to turn my car's volume up to 70% just to hear what sounds like 10% volume on the FM radio. Despite checking the very brief manual given with the device and ensuring that volume limiting is turned off on my phone, the audio quality remains poor.To make matters worse, the audio quality lacks both high and low ends, making a lot of the fun or nuance of music get lost in the process. It's disappointing that such a basic feature as adjusting audio is missing from this device. Without it, the device is almost unusable. Given the fact that the audio quality is poor and the device lacks basic features, I believe this device may have some quality control issues, and you're not entirely sure what you're going to get.In conclusion, my advice would be to look for something else, as this device is lacking in very basic features to begin with, yet it is sold at a markup compared to competitors.

This works really well! My Bluetooth broke in my old car so I needed something to listen to audiobooks through.

The radio signal isn't very strong. It might be okay, but there's a good chance it won't work.I'm a school bus driver, and on the International bus I was on it doesn't work at all, it was just plain static. On the Thomas bus I'm on now it works, but I have to turn it up really loud to hear it.I tried it in my cars as well, my Subaru didn't work at all unless I held it up to the rear view mirror where the antenna is. My toyota sienna had no issue, it has a real antenna outside the car so it picked it up okay. I still had to turn the volume up a little.So *maybe* it'll work for you.The good things:It's super cheap 😏 (in both ways lol)The buttons and display are goodIt's easy to connect to BluetoothIt has an aux port if you need thatUSB-C charging (not micro, I hate micro)The not so good:FM signal is super poorIt took a minute to learn how to turn it on (hold the big button for a few seconds)Can't put it in your pocket or in any enclosed space or it won't work at allMy recommendation: Buy the Doosl FM transmitter instead. The only thing I don't like is the micro USB charging, but unless you need the aux port, it's well worth the extra $10 to have something that works well with really good battery life.