LENCENT Bluetooth 5.4 FM Transmitter Car Adapter 48W [PD 30W & 18W] [7 Color Light] [Fast Charging] Wireless Radio Music Adapter Hands-Free Calling, Support USB Drive & TF Card

I’ve got an old 99 Civic and I don’t want to replace the factory radio because it looks great and classic. Still functions perfectly. It has an aux cable rigged to it but going to a USB-C converter caused the left side speakers to go out. I was hesitant to spend the money on this because the old transmitters I had were trash. But not this one. This thing works perfectly. Great audio. Small. Has charging functionality. Really a great little tool and much cheaper than alternatives like GhostBox.

I wasn’t sure if this would work or at least work well after reading the reviews but I am pleasantly impressed on how well it works. One I set up the radio with the transmitter the phone connected with no problem and was clear on both ends of the call. The volume was controlled by the radio volume, no problem at all. The real reason for this purchase was that I had a jump drive with nearly 600 songs from over 40 groups of the 70s, 80, and 90s, well it worked perfectly, no static, easy enough to change to the next song whether forward or backward, again volume control from the radio which is no different than listening to the radio or a CD! Incoming phone calls worked perfectly as well and the volume is controlled by the radio volume. So my review is totally positive and my use was in a 2003 Corvette with a stock radio with stock Bose speakers. The only negative really is not related to the transmitter it was a tight fit on my Corvette cigarette port so I had to rotate the transmitter sideways to be able to push it i. No big deal thought with the forward and backward buttons being up and down rather than left and right! It still works great and with my 64 year old eyes I can’t read the small buttons anyway. The only other thing is you can only cycle through the songs on your jump drive one push of the button at a time and you can’t jump too or see what group is next but my jump drive is set up with the group in alphabetical order. That’s not a problem related to the transmitter though.

I’ve been using this LENCENT Bluetooth FM Transmitter for a couple of weeks in my 2008 Honda CR-V, and it’s exceeded my expectations. The sound quality is clear for both music and calls, with no noticeable issues. It also charges my phone quickly, which is a nice bonus. Setup was simple, and it’s been reliable so far. Definitely recommend!

Works as advertised. Decent price. I use it to stream music. Easy to set up and pair with phone. Sound quality is ok.

This FM transmitter is perfect! I have a 2005 Chrysler Pacifica and a 2004 Dodge Ram, and neither of them have auxiliary or Bluetooth. This device works amazingly. I literally just plug it in, connect my phone, and instantly have all the music I want. Since it connects through an FM frequency (I use 88.1), any static you hear is dependent on the radio signal itself. If that station has a weak signal, you might notice some static—but that’s not an issue with the transmitter. The device itself has been completely reliable and only reflects the quality of the station you’re tuned to. I’ve had zero issues with it. I originally bought one for my Chrysler Pacifica and loved it so much that I purchased a second one for my Dodge Ram. 10/10 recommend! Wish I had bought it sooner!

This does what I need it to do, which is to play sound from my cell phone through my van's audio system. It does that pretty well. The only problem I have with it is due to my van's lighter socket being low on the dashboard. I have to look down on the transmitter from above, and since the knob in the center is above the digital display, it blocks my view of the display. This was only a problem when I was first setting it up. Now that it's set up, I don't really need to see the display anymore anyway. I start the engine and the transmitter automatically syncs up with the phone without any further intervention.

I've been using this for about a month now, and feel like I can give it an accurate rating of 3.5 stars. Had to read the directions to get setup on station 88.1. It worked right away, and has connected fine every time I've used it so far. But in short, the sound quality leaves a lot to be desired. In short, it's usable for podcasts, but I wouldn't listen to music with this. Pros - It's cheap and will get you wireless connectivity via your phone. It's easy to use, though it's bulky, and I was not careful enough and broke the cover to my cigarette lighter port taking it out which was annoying, but my fault. Cons - The sound quality is below average for music. I have a stereo in my car, and the sound quality would never do justice for the subwoofers and amplifier I have. The difference between CD and this thing is like night and day. Me personally, I would never use this for music. - Connectivity. I have a cheapo lightning cable that doesn't have a good connection, and this adapter hates it. Especially if you connect it to the "wired" non-bluetooth side. So I have to make sure the wire stays connected to the "charging" side or it'll keep trying to play music off the phone and repeatedly lose connection with a cheaper cable. - Volume. In addition to the sound quality being below average, the volume is very low. Usually when I listen to music with CD, my volume is set around 20. If I really want to bump it loud I turn it around 28-30. To even hear anything with this, I have to bump it to minimum 40-45, and my radio only goes up to 50. - Quirk with the iphone, not the adapter's fault. If I turn off my car and the radio, and even full the faceplate off, and turn the car off I think, the bluetooth is still connected. So if I'm sitting in my car trying to look at anything on my phone with sound, it's muted because my phone is defaulting to playing it through the car stereo. That's annoying. I used this for one day with music, then took it off because the sound quality was so poor. I recently decided to listen to a podcast on the way to work, so I've been using it daily for like 3-4 weeks. It works pretty well for that, but the volume is very low, and I have to make sure I lower the volume before switching back to music or the 45 volume will kill my ear. I would give this item a 3.5, rounding down to 3. It's cheap and will give you phone connectivity. But the sound quality is not great, and I would not recommend it for music, just for talk radio. And be prepared to turn your volume up all the way to hear it. Music I'd give it a 2. Talk radio I'd give it a 4 if you don't mind turning your volume to the max. And I give it a higher overall rating due to price and pretty good connectivity. If I wanted to listen to music, I'd spring for a new radio. Edit: After a couple of months I've developed a whining noise sometimes when using it. The sound will whine when accelerating. Don't really care though. Still works okay for podcasts, and the connection is reliable. I've never lost connection before mid-use.

Bought this product as I have a 2008 Mercedes-Benz that I just recently purchased and I can't figure out how to hook up the Bluetooth connection to it. I've watched many YouTube videos and I just can't quite get it. I was really scared to get this at first because I have gotten one from a big box store before and it was a nightmare to figure out. Also, I am not 100% sure how to manually look for radio stations on my new car, but this thing was so easy to connect. I just plugged it in. Connected it to my phone as soon as it asked and then it plays now. Yes, there are some interference on the radio sometimes, but it's much better than having to listen to the talk people at 6:00 in the morning when I'm on my way to work. I would definitely suggest this for anyone, especially if you're not a tech kind of person. I would say a word of caution that is, you know you're coming to your stop to make sure you turn your radio down before unplugging your device as I've read online that that's best is to unplug it when it's not used. So that way you don't blast your ears out when you take it out because the radio is a little bit louder than the music that comes out of this device Edit it only slowly slowly charges my phone but I am always carrying a extra battery pack so I never have to worry. But in case this may be a issue for anyone. I have a Google pixel 8 A

Way better than expected. Sound quality matches well with any phone with atmos sound. The bluetooth connection is fast and clear in any car I've been in and it alerts you that it is on or off. It even has a handy volume dial gor a quick turn down and station finder. Solid build, plugs in smooth. I love that it has a fast charger built in and the USB will play mp3's off a stick. The only flaw I can find is the display is basic and always flashing but it's a low lite, blue in color, so it doesn't hinder your vision or distract you unless you actually look at. Although it works so well you don't have too. If you have mor than one 12v outlet in your vehicle preferably in the backseat it still works like charm. I have an outlet behind my center console so I never see it. So just Set it to an empty frequency station and connect to your phones Bluetooth look for T25, connect and turn it up. Thanks so much for a quality and affordable product. We'll done people. Great Job every one.

I've tested it thoroughly before placing this review. I am using this transmiter for a while now and I have to say I am really impressed with it. It not only does the job as described but also allows you to use it for phone calls as a hands free. I had few others before and all of them had this function but none of them had this feature to work correctly. This one does. The mic on it is really ok and people on the other end can really understand what you're saying. The super fast charging works a treat on it as well on USB C that's another plus. Configuration (pairing) is straight forward and sound quality great. I found nothing annoying about it. It's just a brilliant piece of a kit. Money well spent 100% 😁

The Garmin clip-in sat nav in my VW Up stopped working due to software issues, so I bought one of these and it is absolutely brilliant. So easy to use. I just have my phone in a phone holder and use apple maps, and the instructions are loud and clear through the car speakers. Works for phone calls too and spotify. You have to listen to the radio through an app on your phone, because the car radio must be tuned into the same frequency as the device to make it connect. You simply tune your car radio and the device to the same blank fm frequency that isn't a radio station (I use 87.5) and it magically connects your phone to your car speakers! Just brilliant! And you can skip tracks on your spotify playlist with the device, so you don't have to open spotify on your phone whilst driving. The blue light is not excessive during night driving either. 5 stars from me! Highly recommend.

This Bluetooth transmitter has been such a great addition to my car. It connected to my phone quickly and easily, and now I can play music and podcasts through my car speakers without any hassle. The sound quality is really good and the connection has been stable while driving. It’s a simple device but makes a huge difference, especially if you have an older car without built-in Bluetooth. Setup was straightforward and it worked straight away. If you’re looking for an easy and affordable way to add Bluetooth to your car, I’d definitely recommend this one.

El producto llegó en perfecto estado, rápido y bien embalado. Funcionó perfectamente durante bastante tiempo hasta que un día al llegar al coche la tapa superior donde se encuentran los botones se había despegado por sí sola, entiendo que debido al calor por dejar el coche al sol. La calidad de sonido es bastante buena creo que debido a la versión del Bluetooth. Bastante mejor que otros aparatos similares de otras marcas. Sin embargo me parece negativo no poder anular la iluminación LED de colores que tiene pues resulta demasiado intrusiva al conducir de noche. Debería tener una opción para desactivar la iluminación, pero lo único que permite es dejar un color fijo o bien que vaya alternando entre los distintos colores.