Bluetooth Transmitter Accessories Guanda Handsfree Review

Got a Ford 06 with a broken CD player. That works great! Charges my phone. Now you can use Bluetooth. Also download music to a flash drive. Now I have 100 tunes I like!

Very easy to install. Just plug it into your car's 12V socket and tune your car stereo to an empty channel within the unit's frequency range. Tune the device to the same FM frequency. Connect Bluetooth to your phone. Make sure your car stereo allows you to stop on an empty FM frequency as some are set to skip empty channels.

I bought this to listen to my playlist in the car. I buy MP3 singles from Amazon, they automatically download to my computer. I connect the USB stick to my computer, drag and drop the saved song, file and that's it. I connected the device to my 2018 Ford F150, plugged in the USB to the device, found a channel that wasn't being used on the radio, used the same channel on the device and it automatically plays MP3 music from the device. Not so young person is very easy to understand. Very…

Bought for my car which doesn't have a hands free kit. It is not convenient to use in my region. According to the instructions, you should tune in to an unused frequency. Then you need to set that station and press when the phone rings. Here, while driving through the city, the station can switch from "no signal" to "good reception", so the presets on the radio do not always work. I tried to answer, the caller heard me but I didn't hear him. I will say that the sound quality (when I was able to

It works for Bluetooth to stream Pandora or songs from your phone. Initially, the volume was very low, even at maximum volume on the Guanda, and my stereo turned on at about 80% volume. I was disappointed, but then I realized that the volume on my phone was only around 40%. After turning up the volume on my phone it now has a nice loud sound. I notice hissing on different channels, and when you move the Guanda or drive over bumps, the Guanda sometimes turns off. For the most part, this thing…

My 20 year old truck looks brand new but I hate the standard AM/FM radio and single CD player. I love music, but the radio selection is limited and I hate constantly changing CDs while driving. Stumbled across this little beauty and received it yesterday. Set up today and expected the usual technical issues, but there weren't any. I put it in the charger and immediately paired it with the iPhone. Tune your device and radio to an empty FM station and start streaming music right away. The sound…

I don't know what other reviewers are saying about disconnects, static, etc. I had many hours of fun with these BT FM transmitters, especially on the long drive from Denver, Colorado to N.N.V. As for the disconnection, this problem has yet to be solved, especially on the radio, not on this device. Static, yes it happens when you receive a station that interferes with your BT station. Just tune into another station completely free of radio broadcasts. As said, this is a wonderful device that has

My daughter's car is old and not equipped for hands-free phone use, so we bought this product hoping it would have the same function as the ones in our other vehicles would. It works great, she can talk while driving when there is an incoming call. I either misread or misunderstood this whole FM thing when I bought this. So just in case someone looks like me. THIS WILL NOT PLAY FM RADIO music. I figured that since her radio isn't picking up FM radio music for some reason, she could use it to…

So I wanted this thing for Christmas. and it works better than i thought! It's actually a lot simpler than my current integrated SUV system (which I still can't securely pair with my phone). This "just works". and once your radio is set to Xmitter it will even say "Pairing Attempted". and device is paired. So it's cool. Not only that, but you can also use it as a BTooth input device to skip, control and pause songs on your phone/device. So it's cool. While the color display looks very cool. The