UNBREAKcable Bluetooth 5.3 FM Transmitter for Car, [PD 20W + QC 3.0] [Stronger Microphone & HiFi Bass Sound] Cigarette Lighter Radio Music Adapter Charger, Supports Hands-Free Siri Google Assistant

I ordered 2 of these BT transmitters for 2 vehicles. I've been using them for approximately 3 weeks. I am very satisfied so far. In my area, I found station 107.7 be the best frequency to sink to. No static or distortion. There is a slight gain drop in volume using this. You will find that the radio volume will need to be turned up higher than usual. The transmitter does have volume control built in by way if a multifunction joystick. Up and down of the joystick increases or decreases volume but honestly, I just leave it at max 30, and use the radio to control volume. You may also use your phones volume control as well. All 3 will control volume. When the tranmitter powers up and after it's paired, it will turn the volume up on your phone to max automatically. I just leave my phone alone after that and use the radio to control volume. There is a USB- A music input port also that you can plug directly into your phones USB port. This will help increase volume gain if this method is used. The joystick will joystick function to skip , go back, pause and play a song if streaming from a music service like sound cloud. This USB music port will show that your phone is charging but I found it to be a very small charging amperage and will not charge your phone if using it . There is also a 3A dedicated charging port for fast charging a mobile device. This port works very well but again, it's only for charging. There is a power button on the side that will turn the transmitter on and off. It is a soft touch button and implies that the unit will still draw some current even if its turned off. I decided to rewire my power port to a switched power supply so that when I turn the vehicle off, the power port loses power and removes the possibility of the device draining my battery if I forget to turn it off. The pairing was a very simple process. As soon as you plug it in and it's powered up, simply goto BT pairing on your phone and select the proper device and click pair. You're done. The blue neon ring around the unit is pretty cool. It just so happens to match the led dash lights on my truck. It pulses to the music and is not a distraction. It can be turned off with the touch of a button on the side of the unit. The joystick is a nice feature. As previously mentioned, it controls volume, play, pause, skip, and back. Very simple to find without looking at the unit and taking your eyes off the road. Overall, both units I bought have been performing flawlessly. I am quite pleased with the function of them. I recommend this product if you want a simple solution to streaming music in an older vehicle.

The directions are so microscopic that I had to use the magnifier on my phone in combination with my reader glasses to be able to see the words. Other than that, this little biscuit seems to work just fine. When I first start my truck, it tells me my battery amperage it immediately connects to my phone and it plays music on my Vehicle speakers. What more could a fella ask for?

Very good product, and very easy to set up in less than 2 minutes. Just follow the simple instructions and you’re good to go! Love it

I have a super old CD player in my Jeep and this little Things works great. Its fast charging , easy to connect, and looks cool also.

By far the best FM transmitter I could buy. I've tried tons of transmitters (having had two cars with neither auxiliary support nor bluetooth connectivity. I have tried cheap run-of-the-mill transmitters and pricey $50+ ones and this is definitely the best one I have had. Bluetooth Connectivity- Nearly seamless. Connects to my phone as soon as it's on. Sound quality- As if it weren't an FM transmitter! No hissing. No fuzziness. No intercut from radio stations. I have had mine set to one radio station and have been out of state even and have not had the need to switch stations. That's how good this is. This thing can actually handle some bass. Price- The best $26 I have spent. I seriously debated ripping out my car radio and installing a modern after-market system with bluetooth connectivity that would've run me hundreds of dollars plus the hassle of having to install an outlier of a system, not to mention totally ruin the look of my center console. I like my car. The interior was 70% of the reason why I bought it, the center console accounting for atleast 30% of that. I like listening to music, even for short drives. Or podcasts. Do you know how sweet is to hear a loved one laugh through your car speakers on a phone call? It is a wonderful thing. Functionality- IT HAS A POWER BUTTON. This was a big one. The cigarette lighter port in my car still runs power even with the car off. If you leave something running with your car off, it will drain your battery. Not that an FM transmitter would drain your battery overnight but it would shorten the lifespan of your battery overall and batteries are not cheap (I was not pleased to drop $200 on a car battery earlier this year, and that was with a coupon). Being extremely neurotic, I would pull my transmitters out whenever I pulled in anywhere, which is going to ruin the transmitter and even the cigarette port itself (I actually did ruin my cigarette port on my previous vehicle. Not fun. Repairing it? Not worth it.) The ability to shut this off brings me a great peace of mind. Probably my favourite feature. I am not kidding. It was the first thing I showed off to my sister. Has a USB-C port. The 21st century is a beautiful thing. Has two USB ports, one marked for music and the other for charging, meaning you could even run an old iPod or MP3 player through it. I have not tried it myself but if I find one of the myriad of old iPods in my house and its sync cable, I will try it out and come back to update this review. Charger port charges quite quickly. Has a button for picking up calls, adjusting volume and forwarding, which is good for not touching your phone whilst driving. Has a blue LED ring light that flashes to the beat of the music being played. Adds a nice little ambience to night drives because it's not too bright but not dim either. I drive an old Cadillac and the blue light among the blacked out interior is quite the mood setter. Overall, stellar product. I have had no issues with it yet. Pairing new devices is easy. Sound is good. And the power button! The Mona Lisa gets called a masterpiece but not too many people have had this FM transmitter clearly. 5/5 10/10 100% A+ Whatever your rating system may be. Great product. I would buy it again but I don't need another one. Did I mention it has a power button?

Phone calls are very clear on both ends, I tried a different model and brand but sounded like a robot and very quiet on the receiving end. The UNBTEAKcable version works great and highly recommend for those needed hands free Bluetooth. It's easy to set up and use. Between the functionality and USB ports it helps provide a safer drive hands free

I bought 3 Bluetooth to FM adapters and tested them in my 2005 Tacoma using my iPhone 12. I researched best frequencies in my area with no major station on them. For me, this was 92.1FM. JOYROOM JR-CCB01: my last choice. I wouldn't consider this one at all. The chime is not a voice which is great, but it sounds fruity. The sound quality is very close to the UNBREAKable, maybe a tad better. But still requires you to turn the volume down a bit every time you connect, or you get strong static crackling on high end. I didn't test call quality over this one because the overall design was so annoying that I didn't bother, but it's the only dual mic model here. The bass boost button is useless, yes it works but it sounds really bad and does a terrible and bloated version of a bass boost. Has that thinner 8-track sound, and even includes a non-stop rainbow effect going around it. You can turn it off, but it starts again every time you start the vehicle. This adapter is full on Skittles. UNBREAKcable UBCH261: my 2nd choice. It sounds good but the best way to describe it is more like an 8-track than the RIWUSI. The overall sound and bass is thin. If you enable the bass boost, it boosts it in the wrong ways. More of that same fat bloat that doesn't seem natural to the music. There's a sibilance or crackle by default on most high frequency sounds. For example in Danzig - Twist of Cain intro from the guitars. You can reduce this by setting the volume lower to get it to sound closer to the RIWUSI in that aspect, but the thinner overall sound remains. I'd still buy this one because it has the best and least annoying connection sound. But for me, the audio quality matters more than that. I didn't test call quality on this one either, because that was secondary to me over the audio quality and connection chime/voice. The power button on this one is a unique feature but it resets every time you cut the power. It'll still autoconnect the next time you start your car. The lighting on this one, which also resets, is acceptable but it tries to pulse with the music. RIWUSI B0CJ35HPTH: this is my pick. It sounds significantly better than the other two. It's solid metal. I did test call quality on this one with a couple different people and both said it was pretty good and had no complaints. It fits the socket perfectly unlike the Unbreakable that I was hoping didn't break putting it in over and over in my testing. The issue with it is it has a woman's voice that talks extensively when it both powers on, and then connects to the phone. It's obnoxious, I have to power off my radio every time I get out of the truck to avoid the loud voice when I start it again. I do think it's worth the inconvenience over the other adapters still, it's that much better sounding. The bass and midrange are strong and everything is clear. There's a very low amount of sibilance on this one, which also reduces what little amount it has with a slight volume reduction on the phone. This one is always clearer and sounds better than the other two, no matter how you use it. The lighting on this one is the best and least annoying. General thoughts for all of them: These results and opinions may be completely invalid if you have a newer phone. Mine is Bluetooth 5.0 and while I think you have the lion's share of BT enhancements with 5, these claim to be 5.3 and 5.4. I would not pay any attention to the BT version of any adapters myself. It seems there's only a few chipsets available on the market for these adapters. The Joyroom and Unbreakable use the same one, obvious from the bass boost feature. And the Riwusi uses something else, probably evidenced by the integrated voice that's used by so many other brands and models. The Unbreakable is the one you want if you don't want a loud voice announcing things every time you turn your vehicle on. The people in China who design these things really need to hire an American that has a little bit of common sense to advise on their product design. They all connect and reset to 100% volume with an iPhone as of iOS 18.5, and there's no way to stop it. I even setup an Automation shortcut for all 3 to lower the volume, and they all override it and set 100% volume every power on. I would avoid any adapter on the market with that bass boost button, it's just a good sign of what I consider to be a bad adapter. For audio quality my hours of A:B testing convinced me there was no real comparison, sound quality on the Riwusi was so much better and I can handle the inconvenience for the better sound quality. Short version: Buy the Riwusi B0CJ35HPTH. It's the one I kept. It would be 5 stars without the power on and connection announcements.

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Türkiye’den Şanlıurfa’dan 5 mayısta sipariş 15 mayısta elime ulaştı. Paketlemesi güzeldi. Ürün kaliteli aracım 2004 model olmasına rağmen müzik sesi ve arama sesi güzel. Aracın içine girdiğiniz an otomatik bağlanır. Kurulumu kolaydır. Mavi yanan ışığı kendiniz üzerinde yazılı olan “b” tuşuna 2 saniye basarak kapatabilirsiniz istediğiniz zaman açabilirsiniz.

I've been using another old FM transmitter in my Jeep Commander and was looking for a better solution because I was not satisfied with sound quality. There were a lot of noise and interruptions. So I was looking for possibility to add and AUX input to the radio in order to have cable connection. But one of my friends said that FM transmitter really matters and modern transmitters are way better than old ones. So after some research I ordered this one and was really surprised with the quality. Sound is much better. No noise, no interruptions. Definitely it's not as good as with cable connection. Still a bit flat with most frequencies in the mids and bass. But at least I can listen my music and use navigation from my phone without any noise. And, by the way, you can switch of blue light simply pressing "B" button for 2 seconds. Easy. No more disturbing and flashing light in the dark.

I really don’t write reviews and didn’t expect this little device to actually work. I have a nice care but no Bluetooth capability so struggled to listen to podcasts from my phone, etc. Once I got it set up all sounds comes beautifully through my car speakers and I can adjust volume with a car volume stereo setting . Absolutely amazing. I regret I didn’t know about it before. Definitely worth buying

Super fonctionne très bien seule bémole un beuz continue, quand il est en fonction avec le portable. Sinon plutôt génial quand on à pas le bleutooth, ni prise usb et ou usbc, micro pour les appel fonctionne très bien on est bien entendu par son correspondant. Nikel! Je recommande à touts ceux qui n on pas ses fonction dans leur voiture. Très bon rapport qualité prix!