🔌 Aux Adapter for Camry, Corolla, Avensis, RAV4, Yaris - 3.5mm AUX MP3 Player Radio Car Digital Music CD Changer - 2005-2011 Models Review

Arrived in 2 days. Works as advertised on my 2007 RX 350. I can't believe how easy the installation was as it seems like engineers these days make it almost impossible to replace anything else. However, you will need to purchase a 6+6-pin Y-cable separately.

Plug fits perfectly into the back of my 2006 head unit. The cord was just the right length to go through the back and through the cup holder. Not too bulky. It took me a minute to run across it because I have big hands and there are NO wire hangers in the house. Find out. But I did it. Very happy with this purchase!

Works great and matches the description. Being from China I was a bit skeptical although I wanted this aux in option ASAP as I couldn't get an exact replacement for the stock head unit at an affordable price and at a time I was just looking at could connect the e -brake. The sound is exactly the same as my old stereo and the product appears to be well made.

I watched a YouTube video of the installation on our 2005 Toyota Camry - and everything was like the chewing gum video! Easy and quick to install and works well during the first tests. I'll call you back if we find anything different on an off-road hike. Yes, as other commenters have noted, you do have to turn the volume up higher than you normally would when listening to the radio or CDs, but it doesn't seem to be that annoying. Sorry I didn't install sooner!

It took me literally 5 minutes to pull the radio out and plug it into the CD changer port on my OEM radio. until CD1 appears on the display and you're done! It took me longer to figure out how to get the cable out of the dashboard; I ended up drilling a hole in the dashboard in an inconspicuous place. Great product at a great price BUT the volume is really small. I usually turn the volume up to 20 when listening to the radio, I know I need to turn the volume up to 50 to get the same sound.

Driving Matrix 05 Don't Lie I was jealous of my wife's new car and her ability to play music via Bluetooth using Spotify and Revain without having to constantly listen to the radio or buy a CD It was the best investment I've made in this machine today for just over $20, took less than 15 minutes to install and works flawlessly. Connect the phone to the network, press the CD button and I can listen to all my online music wherever I am! If you are considering adding an extra port to an older…

2005 Camry - it works BEAUTIFUL. After you plug it in you now have CD if you press Disc once and CD2 if you press Disc again and that's where the input goes. CD2. The only tool I used was a flat head screwdriver to pinch and pry out the entire part of the car where the air controls are located. It pops out in one piece and then you use your hands to search the back of the stereo for the plug. I routed the wire to the left to power the driver, threaded it through the molding (no tools required),

02/03/17 Updated from 4 to 3 stars: Electrical noises are now more noticeable when the engine is running. Sad face. The cable connected to the 3.5mm jack seems a bit flimsy. In my application on my 2006 Corolla, I am noticing electrical noise while the engine is running. It's noticeable between songs, but you can't really hear it through the music. When connected directly to my mobile phone, the overall volume through the car stereo is sometimes lower than usual, ie not as loud as the normal…