Review on 🚗 Nulaxy KM29 Bluetooth FM Transmitter: 1.8 Inch Display Car Charger Adapter with Hands-free Kit, QC3.0, 5V/2.4A, USB Drive & SD Card Support by Christopher Gonzalez

Before I start, I have to say that I'm a huge Nulaxy fan. I've since gotten their KM18 model for my 2007 Honda Accord. This model was (and still is!) still great. The sound quality is excellent. It had some disadvantages such as B. Reluctance to pair with my devices that had already been paired many times. It was also a little annoying with all the "waiting for pairing" echoing every time I turned off my machine. But that was pretty minor. I just decided to go wireless with my 2009 Honda Fit. I wanted to treat myself and get the KM29 mostly for its "wider" look. I was a bit disappointed at first when I plugged in this transmitter and heard a lot of noise! So, here's what you need to know right away: if you're charging something via USB in a multiport charger, make sure you're charging it via the USB ports on that device. If you're charging something from a nearby external USB port, you'll experience interference. As soon as I connected my phone to the Nulaxy port, all these glitches went away. This device sounds crystal clear even at high volumes. I listen to a lot of YouTube videos (motivational talks, sermons, podcasts, etc.) on my way to work and sometimes the volume is very low so I have to turn the volume up. No matter how high I climbed, I didn't hear a noticeable increase in interference. Low-level white noise is noticeable when listening to low-level audio tracks, but it's never distracting or distracting. It's not even noticeable in music as far as I can tell, and I'm a very picky listener when it comes to the quality of my music. Reasons why I bought this model instead of the more economical KM18? Well, I had the device not long ago, but they took care of the two complaints above immediately. It connects to my phone instantly, and the voice command when first turned on is much more pleasant. We went from a creepy Gandolph-style voice to a light, feminine (almost robotic) British voice. I like it. Will update as I use it. Thanks Nulaxy, quality as always. Side note: It's a bit strange, but my Honda Fit kept disconnecting from my Aux when I turned up the volume. I'm not sure if this was intentional or not. With the FM transmitter it no longer limits my volume. Which makes me even happier. Update>>> After examining this device more closely, I found that "EQ" mode can only be used when using USB/TF cards. So it's kind of crap. The device is still reluctant to contact my S9, despite being an improvement over the previous model. Just to say, the little visual music speakers really move in time with the track being played (or at least the beat), which I thought was a nice touch. In summary, USB fast charging works well with my Schosche Qi charger. And that can be a real argument in favor of this model.