Review on 🚗 The Ultimate Bluetooth FM Transmitter for Car: Wireless Radio Adapter with Dual USB Charging Ports, Hands-Free Calling, TF/SD Card Support, and USB Disk Player by David Norwood

Update: My old one was stolen from my car so I ordered another one. I'd probably be better off with TrekPow, but it's good enough for me and costs a little less. First review: I just got it and I love it. Yes, so it works pretty much as previously advertised. Yes, I can transfer music from my iPhone to an old car stereo, no problem! Caveat - this is my first purchase of such a device but the controls seem simple and straightforward. Also, it seems to keep its default station and communicate with my iPhone even after pulling the dongle out of the v12 port (i.e. remembering the tuned station and my device... at least it seems so; maybe I have ' leave it overnight). UPDATE 1: The key sometimes remembers my phone and sometimes it doesn't, sometimes I have to tell my iPhone to connect using the bluetooth settings pairing feature. This is a fairly simple procedure, but it's not clear when it's needed and when it isn't. This is inconvenient when someone is in a hurry to go out on the street and at the same time listen to their tunes. But if you think about it, it's kind of a feature if you don't want a call when you get in your car to instantly switch to the car system. So I call it a flush in my ranking without affecting it in any way. Also, very often by reorienting my phone or dongle to a 12VE connector, reorienting nearby USB cables, etc., I can sufficiently reduce the type and frequency of static electricity. These are mainly normal electromagnetic interference from humans and other sources of electromagnetic interference from low-power VHF broadcasting. I haven't tried this for phone calls yet, so I can't comment on how well it works for that. If there are problems there I will try to remember to update this review when I get a chance. Basically all I had to do was stream the music to the radio in my car and it was easy to do. It's also cool that I can stream music from the Internet to my car radio via my mobile phone via the mobile network; My friend tried Pandora in my car from his phone and it worked great with BT36, definitely sounded better than my old heavily compressed iTunes MP3s on mine. The only disappointment with this product is that it's not Blue Tooth 5, it's an earlier version. Sales volume; According to the user manual, the maximum bandwidth is 320 KB, the minimum 64 KB. I will keep searching for the best device and hopefully one will come one day.