🔌 Wireless Audio Adapter Car Kit: USB Bluetooth Receiver for Home/Car Stereo Sound System - Yet-M1 Review

The product was easy enough to use, did what it claimed in terms of plug and play, no extra cable required to turn on music in my 2012 Nissan Altima. When I got back to the car later, it took me quite a long time to reconnect and then I was able to start my music. I would love to use it to show what's playing on my car's display. Thought it might as if I use the cable it will show all the info but no luck.

Update 5/22/2018: I'm used to audio delays, but about half the time the audio sounds very distorted and sped up. I would pause and play on a device that sometimes fixes it. If that doesn't work, I have to disconnect and resync the device. You get what you pay for. Original Review: My aux jack in my car is broken and this is a great cheap alternative to repair it. I have a USB port on the center console and it works great! I plug it into my USB port and connect my phone to it via bluetooth and…

Tahoe 2010 USB playback without the need for a 3.5mm analog audio cable. In my standard system each input has its own controls so I adjusted the bass, middle and treble levels accordingly and it sounds about the same as FM. It stuttered at first, but I stopped playing Pandora and when I started playing music again everything was fine. Very little work to get fully wireless Bluetooth for just $12.99. The product description clearly says they removed the USB playback option but it works really…

It works exactly as described, I plugged it into the USB port on my 2012 Honda Fit and it plays music from your phone via Bluetooth, no extra cables required. There's a significant delay between the phone and the actual audio coming out of your speakers, so keep that in mind. In addition, unfortunately, the sound quality drops noticeably. It could be in-car Bluetooth or USB quality (I'll check with a USB stick to compare and update the review). The worst thing about the device is the noise when

08.09.2020Last update: after only 3 months the thing is practically unusable and extremely disappointing. Constantly bounces for 10-15 seconds with a cycle of about 2 minutes. If you restart the BT connection a few times, sometimes it plays correctly, but most of the time it doesn't. Cannot recommend this product! Update: After about 2 weeks of use it is now leaking heavily. I have to turn it off and on several times before the Bluetooth connection is stable enough to listen to music. Again, I…

The Tahoe 2010 plays over USB without the need for a 3.5mm analog audio cable. In my standard system each input has its own controls so I adjusted the bass, middle and treble levels accordingly and it sounds about the same as FM. It stuttered at first, but I stopped playing Pandora and when I started playing music again everything was fine. Very little work to get fully wireless Bluetooth for just $12.99. The product description clearly states

It works exactly as described, I plugged it into the USB port on my 2012 Honda Fit and it plays music from your phone via bluetooth, no extra cables needed. There's a significant delay between the phone and the actual sound coming out of your speakers, so keep that in mind. In addition, unfortunately, the sound quality drops noticeably. It could be in-car Bluetooth or USB quality (I'll check with a USB stick to compare and update the review). The worst thing about the device is the noise when…

09/08/2020Last update: after only 3 months the thing is practically unusable and extremely disappointing. Constantly bounces for 10-15 seconds with a cycle of about 2 minutes. If you restart the BT connection a few times, sometimes it plays correctly, but most of the time it doesn't. Cannot recommend this product! Update: After about 2 weeks of use, it is now missing a lot. I have to turn it off and on multiple times until the Bluetooth connection is stable enough to listen to music. Again, I…