Review on 🚗 In-Car FM Transmitter: Car Adapter with 1.7 Inch Display, Dual USB Ports, AUX Output, Mp3 Player, and Magnetic Mount by Bim Cook

I've been using this for a few weeks now. I have a Bluetooth radio in my car but when I got the iPhone 8 the Bluetooth wasn't compatible so I decided to give it a try. In general, the device is of high quality, easy to use and configure. The most important thing to remember if you want good quality is to find a transmitter that works well. — The music plays in fairly good quality with no glitches that I could hear. - Bluetooth phone calls. The answering function worked great and I could hear clearly through the car speakers, but the mic didn't pick up my voice well. Everyone I spoke to tried their best to hear me. For the record, my car has a pretty loud exhaust and the mic position isn't very close to my head, so that probably contributes. However, this was a problem for me. - GEOGRAPHICAL POSITIONING SYSTEM. For some reason, when using GPS Bluetooth, I always heard glitches when the voice gave directions. (Perhaps this can be solved by using a different station?) Update: My wife tried this on her computer and the problems seem to have improved. I will say that the antenna in your car is tuned better so the reception is better. I put an antenna in the window and it doesn't seem to work with some transmitters that my wife's car has no problem with. I've added another star to the rating for that reason, but it's something buyers should keep in mind if they're considering buying one of these.