Bluetooth FM Transmitter, Wireless Auto Radio Bluetooth Adapter Car FM Modulator Music Recipient with USB Charger All Smartphones Audio Players (1 Pcs)

This worked exactly as advertised. My friend has a farm and I drove a tractor for a bunch of eight hour shifts with this bouncing around in the toolbox. I didn't charge it for 2 or three days and it kept working. There is not a lot of unnecessary buttons and the display is completely sealed. It was covered in excessive fine dirt and didn't seem to be affected. The design allows for pretty significant abuse. Also there is not a lot of chance of annoying accidental button pushes because there is only 2 hard buttons (I even semi-eliminated the track-skipping button with electrical tape). I did lose it somewhere on the farm but I am going to order the exact same unit. The range was usually at least 15 feet and the Bluetooth had no problem automatically reconnecting without me doing anything when I wandered away from the unit. This saved a ton of frustration and allowed me to focus on what I was doing rather than fiddling with the Bluetooth.

Connects to phone via Bluetooth and transmits fm radio to take over your car’s system. The device is rechargeable. This thing solved my stereo dilemma when my car plugs got broken. 10/10 recommend

Very easy to set up and pair with phone. I use it on an older home stereo system and it sounds great. Highly recommend.

With a new smart phone that doesn't have having physical headphone jacks, and my weekend driver being an older performance car with an awkwardly placed oddly shallow auxiliary port that likes spitting out anything you put in it the moment you hit a bump, I thought I'd run out of options for cruising playing my tunes.There are many options for Bluetooth equipped devices that plug into the auxiliary port, which is great for those of us that don't have temperamental ports located deep inside the center console. This device works the same way as many other FM transmitters sold here or at stores, without the need to physically plug it into your car OR your phone. Pairing the Bluetooth and finding an unused station took seconds, and now my old car is playing my old music stored on my amazon music cloud and phone. You can even toggle the volume and skip songs with this little device.Now, you may be wondering about long trips. You can always plug it to any charger (if you have a functioning auxiliary port) or what I did; Buy a mobile charger which for me keeps both my transmitter and phone charged for longer hauls, which I can then recharge at my destination.

Short FM Transmitter Range, but excellent bluetooth tether range.Due to the lack of a wire, it seems to transmit to the radio as best as it can.You'll never really know if this thing is charged.Make sure to keep it within 5 feet of the source you're broadcasting too & to tune into a static channel.The instructions inside the box are garbage lol.Long story short I wasted probably $60 between this and the 2 other transmitters. This was the only bluetooth one that wasn't utter gibberish / radio technician stuff. The other 2 were aux jack & simply had issues with the chord between it and the phone causing major static. This seems to be reliable though, needs to be next to the radio source. I haven't had it for too long at the time of this review but the lack of static after buying it is a good sign. The interior device seems to be simply cobbled together but, does the job so who cares?Also, watch the Battery. It's a piece of junk and the garbage Micro USB will slowly fall apart on you.

Worked just fine in all respects, but I've gone through two of these in after a month or so of use, the charging port starts to short out. Not sure if it's just weak solder on the board, or the port gets loose, but it isn't sturdy after just very moderate use.

I have an older stereo I love listening to but it has no modern inputs, this item works like a charm can use my phone and control the music. Great item!To get the best results: Find a frequency first that does not have a radio station on it. Then you know it should be a good frequency to use as nothing will interfere. Once you find that station set the device to that empty frequency you found and this should work great. If it still sounds fuzzy, move it around to find the sweet spot, and/or try another frequency.

It’s easy to used but the sound quality it’s not so good.