Review on 🔌 Yomikoo AUX Adapter, Car Audio USB & AUX Cable CD Changer Compatible with Honda Accord 2003-2011, City 2002-2011, CRV 2005-2011, Civic 2006-2010, Odyssey 2005-2010 by Thomas Henry

The cable looks and feels high quality and thick. My USB drive gets a little warm when in use. The ejected CDs are a bit warm anyway, this is normal. One of my flash drives, 126GB, can only be formatted to exFat or NTFS, so neither played anything. I found a freeware to format it to Fat32 and now it plays MP3s. It's a bit quieter than my stock Honda CD player and radio (6-disc original Honda system). you hear the usual white noise between songs, and when you switch to another song, it's almost silent for a second. My standard CD player does it too. However, there's no squeaking or buzzing to be heard while driving, as others have pointed out. I decided to leave the box/converter with the yellow sticker outside the Honda storage box to make sure the vibrations from the engine weren't touching the metal or that it was away from the engine. The two YouTube videos I saw placed the unit under the stereo in the back and then screwed it back into the Honda's storage compartment. I have so, the adapter cable can reach to the back seat. 2007 Honda Accord I had to cut a small hole in the plastic to allow the Honda storage box lid to close. For the price and the ease of installation, it works great. A high quality white plug fits a Honda stereo that was available and not used in my car. The Honda Random button does not randomize USB files. WMA files don't seem to work for me.