Review on 🚗 Nulaxy KM30 Car Bluetooth Transmitter with 1.8" Color Screen - Strong Microphone Bluetooth Car Radio Adapter for Hands-Free Calls, Supports QC3.0 Charging, Treble and Bass Sound Music Player by Carlos Henley

I'm stuck between this Vicsting and nulaxy km30 transmitter after reading so many positive reviews about both. I decide to try and compare both; nulaxy won for me. Pros of Victsing: Most users feel comfortable. The biggest plus is that it eliminates all the hassle of matching open channels with white noise by simply pressing the channel scan button. It then finds a clear channel for you and you simply tune your radio to it. No need to stop, easy. It has a high quality finish, even the curved neck is way better than I expected. If your connection is low or wide, an extra tenth of the neck curve makes it more approachable. The channel, skip buttons and green call handle are backlit for easy finding, both in the dark and on the multi-colored screen. If the screen is too bright at night, just bend your neck and turn it away. Additional input cable, USB port and SD card slot for music, also doubles as a phone charging port. Cons: Biggest and my personal deciding factor; Sound. The mic is literally a single pinhole, so it doesn't pick up my voice well and it's difficult for those on the other end of the line to hear me, especially on the freeway. Even with my radio on full volume, my phone and this transmitter on, the sound isn't as high quality. The sound of the music was good, but again not great. The backlights on the keys and screen can be quite bright, causing you to look away from the screen. Sometimes when twisting the flex neck you can accidentally pull the entire unit out of the cigarette lighter adapter. Pros of Nulaxy: The Nulaxy mic is much larger and picks up my voice much better on the track too. I can always hear others clearly. Music playback is MUCH better with Nulaxy and I can even tweak the bass. It is very well made and even has a rubber insert on the end of the plug so it will NEVER move or move when plugged into the cigarette lighter port. The screen is colored and has music, but not so bright that it disturbs the eyes at night. I can move it up a bit if it moves up and down (not side to side). Cons: What I still don't like about Nulaxy is that I have to find an open channel with white noise on it and then tune the radio instead of just pressing the channel button and the unit finds an open channel like Vicsting does. If you travel a lot outside of your area and have to adjust to open stations, it can be a real pain. I don't leave my area very often, so I could live with that. Also, there is no backlight on the buttons except for the bass button, making setting up/changing channels in the dark a chore. You have to get used to where the keys are and it becomes a reminder so you don't even have to check or turn on the keylight. Because of the lighting / you have to find the channel yourself; Many may need to adjust before sitting down or pausing at a status change to safely restart. So if you need lights and a channel search option, Nulaxy will probably be a problem for you. Also, it doesn't have an extra few inches of length to stick out of the cigarette lighter, which the Visting does with its curved neck; So if you need that length, Nulaxy is not the best choice for you. For me the winner was nulaxy for sound quality. I've added a photo of both for reference. Hope that helps :)