🚘 FM Transmitter Car Kit with Bluetooth, Handfrees-Calling, Dual USB Ports, MP3 Player, TF Card and USB Flash Drive Support Review

I wasn't sure how well this would work, but I was pleasantly surprised. So much so that I bought a second one for our snow thrower (laughs).

Works well, increases car radio volume. I like the equalizer settings. I also like the ability to make it rev since the power source is in front of the shifter.

I was skeptical after reading some of the reviews but so glad I made this purchase. I have a 2000 Acura Integra and didn't want to fit an aftermarket stereo to have BT and this completely solved my problem. For the price it was a great deal and I would recommend/buy again!

Display backlight too bright for night driving. It's like having a neon balloon in your car. There was no remote control in my kit. The sound is good. Mine accidentally turned off. Seems to need a bit of work. The light should be white and much dimmer.

I know this doesn't need to be crystal clear but that's my only criticism of this item, it's not 'bad', it just has a little hiss at high volume, maybe I'm spoiled by that the pricier one I've had in the past, but it fits my Alexa Auto perfectly and mates perfectly. The controls are very intuitive and easy to use. If you are using an AUX cable, note that the volume control does not control the volume, this must be done through the device you are connected to via the AUX cable. That being said…

Part Bluetooth FM Transmitter Handsfree Radio Adapter Car Kit with Two USB Ports MP3 Player Support TF Card USB Flash Drive. It's been almost a month since I received it but it took me a while to install it on my wife's SUV so she could have easy access to her phone and radio while driving. However, there seemed to be a lot of connectivity and sound quality issues through the broadcast device, no matter what stations or channels I tried to connect it to. It has a lot of unstable volume and low…

I have a 1995 Isuzu Trooper LS. Some people love them some people hate them. It is an orphan car but there are many new and restored parts. I've had it for 18 years now and expect it to perform at its best until I die. (I'm 73.) The Trooper came with a 12-disc changer that still works. It is more or less integrated into the head unit/receiver. I'll probably be replacing all the speakers this year, but I'm not going to remove the stock 4-channel audio receiver and CD changer. Instead, I add an…