Review on Roav Bluetooth Receiver by Anker: Advanced Bluetooth 🎧 4.1 with Noise-Cancellation, Integrated Mic, AUX-Out, and USB Charging by Tyrell Hudson

There aren't many reviews on this yet. But it was only $20 so I took a chance as Bluetooth for my car is definitely less cumbersome and more compatible with other people's devices than just aux *coughAPPLEcough*. Audio Quality: Luckily sounds exactly like I plugged it directly into Aux. This was my biggest problem given the cheapness and poor Bluetooth quality I've had in the past. But it works great and I wasn't tempted to reconnect my phone for crappy Bluetooth audio or other audio issues. Design: You definitely need to have a power/USB jack next to the Aux jack. The USB for power and the Aux cable are connected together. So if you don't want to damage them, it's a good idea to have them next to each other where you intend to use this. Function: The device searches for new connections every time it is switched on or when the current connection ends. This is convenient because there are no instructions on how to manually switch to this mode. Cons: So it comes with glue to attach it to your car. Which I personally don't want to use. But the manual also says not to leave the device in extreme heat or cold. Having received the remedy, leave it in the car, which is often in an extreme temperature regime. If it wasn't so cheap I'd be afraid it would break. In general? Definitely worth buying for people who need this functionality. Damn cheap and the sound quality is better than expected.