🚗 Yomikoo Bluetooth Car Adapter: Wireless Music Receiver for Honda 2.4 Accord Civic Odyssey Fit Element Acura MDX RDX - USB/AUX 3.5mm Stereo, Hands-Free Calling Review

So far, so good. Bluetooth connects every time I start the car. Or turn on the key. The sound quality is great! Using Nexus 6 64GB with Foobar to listen to FLACS and MP3. The phone is mounted on a car CD holder. USB charges my Nexus with no problem. I tried a 4 port USB hub but it didn't charge at all. I haven't tried playing USB files yet. Tried calling. The woman said it sounded good. Maybe a little quieter. Good enough. Should have gotten this last year! Edit: A year later it still works…

Took me about 30 minutes to install from start to finish. Added Bluetooth to my daughter's 2005 Acura MDX. I slipped the mic through the dash and stuck it in the air vent so it wouldn't get in the way. The box fits easily in the glove compartment. I highly recommend using a splitter to keep the XM running, and surrounding the wires on each connector with ferrite magnets to avoid shorts or oscillator noise. Bluetooth works exactly as expected, she didn't call the speakerphone. exactly what we…

I installed this in my 2006 Acura TL. I'm coming from an FM station and it sounds much better than the FM station. The downsides are that it says I'll be able to use the controls on the steering wheel and I can also control it from my radio. I can't do that, it's finicky and I can only turn my radio on and off and switch between CD changer and FM, which are my main radio functions. I should be able to switch between songs and take calls, both with the function controls and radio functions, and…

YouTube video on installation followed. That was excellent. All functions of the BT module tested. The phone calls only worked once. 1 time. After that he stopped working. Incoming or outgoing. The only thing that seemed to work was Bluetooth music playing through the car speakers. Unfortunately, the volume is very low. Therefore, the volume on the iPhone should be maximum. And the radio should be on too. Too much work. I put everything back because it was late and the car had to go. I don't…

Cons: iPhone didn't charge. Basically speaking, it is not supported. You will get the same message if you use cheap charging cables. On a cell phone call, the other person could hear me just fine, but I couldn't hear them well enough to save. Pros: The volume and promotion of the song worked on the radio and steering wheel. The radio off button also stopped the phone. There is no degradation in audio like I bought it much cheaper but for $60 one would hope so. Conclusion: I could live without…

I'm pleasantly surprised at how well this worked! It's nice to finally have Bluetooth for phone, music, google maps etc in our 2006 Odyssey EX-L. Just press the Aux button on the radio and you're good to go. The sound is good, with no noticeable hum. Unfortunately, Revain doesn't give me a link to the instructions I used to install in Odyssey. I installed it in a niche centered under the heater controls. I put the microphone next to the reset button in the instrument cluster. All this is very…

Insanely easy to install on my '07 Honda Pilot. Routing cable and installing sheathing is more difficult than installing it. I damaged the microphone while working with it, so be very careful when working with it. I would suggest placing the mic and routing the cable back to the unit to avoid damaging mine. The plug is also smaller than the mic itself, making it easier to get into tight spaces. The sound is pretty damn good considering similar products cost twice as much. Bluetooth works great,

Product installation was very easy. Many YouTube videos show you how to remove the panels in your car to install them. What I don't like about the product is that 1. Only one device can be connected to the adapter at a time (you have to turn off your device in order for another one to connect. Not the case with the other Yatour model I've seen before bought) 2. The maximum volume on the device is very low (compared to Yatour). My device max volume and car volume are still not loud enough to…

The installation in my odyssey went as expected. The Lightning cable didn't work with my iPhone 6s, so I didn't even install that cable. I attached the microphone for the phone to the steering column so as not to pull the cable too far. The hardest part was mounting the receiver so it wouldn't slip. I ended up using zip ties and tape to secure everything under the radio. I didn't have to turn the radio off completely - if I did, you need the radio code to activate the radio after plugging it…