Review on ihens5 U2 Bluetooth Aux Adapter - Smallest Car Adapter Aux USB to 3.5mm Jack Bluetooth Handsfree Car Kit Audio Receiver with Microphone for Car Speaker and Home Audio Stereo (Black) by John Bailey

You know, I'm really fed up with cheap China crap. I keep trying them because of their low cost and get burned every time. Let's start with the worst: I connect to the aux port and then plug in the USB. First, the USB is so poorly made that I almost had to force it into the port. It barely fits, and pulling it back out was a problem of its own. But hey, you only have to connect it once, right? Then you leave him alone for most of his life. Of course you would only use it if it was worth something. I can't help but notice that the size of the USB plug in the port is too tight, but I can't help but notice the fact that *it picks up every normally inaudible electronic noise in the car*. Does the seat belt indicator flash? you hear it headlights on? you hear it Is there a light autumn breeze brushing the cable? you hear it In fact, the only thing I couldn't hear was my music as all the buzzing, hissing and howling was overwhelming. Now that I was planning on replacing the aux cable with this one, I'm pretty sure I could hear the humming when it was disconnected from my phone. But once the phone was connected, the hum was gone. And especially when I've played through the sound. But not in this case. Whether it is connected to the phone or not, the sound is played or not, there was noise. You won't find any American, Canadian or British electronics. Why would anyone try to produce them in these countries? You cannot pay children in these countries pennies of the dollar to collect cheap materials. So you really have no choice but to buy horrible, horrible, horrible shit like the ihens5 U2 Bluetooth Aux Adapter and waste your time buying and returning, buying and returning and so on until you find one that does a little enough annoying that you tolerate it. **Within 1 month to breakage