Bluetooth 5.3 FM Transmitter for Car, 48W Max Dual USB Car Charger Adapter, Wireless Radio Receiver, Hands-Free Calling, Music Player Support 64G Drive with Light Switch, Red

Bought this for my 2006 Toyota Yaris, as there was no AUX cable fitted to the car. It was very easy to set up and 'connect' to the radio out of the box, and the Bluetooth connects quickly every time, maintaining quite a stable connection for the duration of the drive. I don't recall any drop-outs except for on majorly bumpy roads, but that's the fault of my 12v port, not the device.The fast charging works well, where most of the 12v adapters I've had did not, which is ideal for longer journeys. The volume of the device is also excellent and I noticed no drop in sound quality compared to the 30-pin connection of my iPod.Overall a quality device for the price.

Easy installation good value for the money clear sound Bluetooth connection easy really good quality very pleased with it

As far as audio, ease-of-use, and value for money are concerned you really can’t go wrong.Only issues I’ve had are that it’s rather clunky and gets in the way of the gearstick and handbrake sometimes, and that it’s extremely sensitive - just a slight knock causes it to reset itself.With that in mind I’d still recommend it!

Very sturdy construction, value for money. Easy to use, clear.sound

This is a fantastic gadget for playing music from your mobile device when your car has no aux/usb port.Find an empty radio frequency on your car radio, plug the gadget into the car's 'cigarette lighter' socket, set the gadget's frequency to the same as the car radio's, pair the gadget with your phone by bluetooth and play your music through Apple Music/Spotify, etc.Even works for podcasts and audiobooks.This gadget isn't a flush fit, it sits proud of the port. In my little Mito, the gadget was easily dislodged on the centre console. Most cars have an additional socket in the boot as well as on the centre console. My Mito has one under the parcel shelf on the left side of the boot. It's out of the way and can't be knocked, so I plugged the gadget into this socket instead. It works a treat!The instructions say that the gadget needs to be within a metre of the radio and device on which you're playing music - which is fine in my very small car. Even though I've likely slightly breached the 1 metre distance, the gadget is within its range capability and playback quality is as good as when it was in the front of the car. I can't say whether this would work if I had a large estate car or SUV.This would have been a 3-4 star review because the gadget is very easily dislodged from the console socket, the lightest brush pops it right out and music stops playing. (Distracting while driving, as its disconnection also stops the music player until you push it back in and press play on your phone again, so you'd legally need to pull over.)It gets five stars now it's in the boot and stays where it's meant to be.Only got a radio in your car? Buy one of these and you can play all your media, podcasts, music, audiobooks, etc... Plus you can charge up your USB gadgets while you drive!

Worked straight out of the packet, easy to set up and quality of sound is excellent.

It worked for a few months , then stoppedI don’t know why

Very easy to set up and use. Looks good and is well made. I use this everyday. Only thing I would suggest is to set it a random frequency (87.6 for example) rather than a whole number. Originally had it set at 100 and when we were near other cars, the connectivity would dip a little and we could hear slight static. Changed to a more unique number and now works perfectly.

I recently purchased the Syncwire Bluetooth 5.3 FM Transmitter for my husband’s Lexus, which still had a CD player but lacked modern tech. This device was an affordable and functional solution to bring his car up to date without spending a fortune on a full stereo upgrade. At around $20-$25, it offers solid value for the features it provides.The setup was quick and easy, and now my husband can seamlessly listen to his favorite podcasts and make hands-free phone calls while driving. The call quality is clear, and the music sounds good for an FM transmitter. One of the standout features is the fast-charging capability—perfect for long drives when we need to charge multiple devices. The LED display is a nice touch, making it easy to see the settings even in low light.In terms of durability, the build quality feels solid, and it has held up well so far during daily use. The bass boost feature isn’t life-changing, but it does enhance the sound slightly, which is a nice bonus. Overall, this was a great gift, offering convenience and safety in the car. It's an excellent option for anyone wanting to upgrade their car's tech without spending too much.

All works fine, but the audio volume is limited, compared with Riodmi 3s FM transmiter

Pas besoin d auto radio avec ce produit

Werkt niet naar behoren, teleurgesteld

Se acopla perfectamente y las llamadas se oyen con claridad