Bovee WMA3000B Wireless Interface Integration Review

I've been driving my 2014 BMW 320I for almost three years and I'm frustrated by the lack of bluetooth audio. I visited several car dealerships where they told me I had to either turn off the entire sound system or use the cigarette lighter FM transmitter. I searched some forums and saw that someone suggested this article. I bought it to have bluetooth in my car and was happy with it. It was easy to install and well hidden in the center console. What I didn't realize or expect was that this…

I regret that I have purchased this product. I've been using it for a few weeks now and I've had a lot of problems with the device. The worst problem is that Bluetooth randomly disconnects from my phone. Sometimes Bluetooth works fine for the duration of use, and other times it turns off after 1 minute of use and turns off every minute or two thereafter. When that happens, I just switch to the radio for music. In addition, the Bluetooth connection interferes with the telephone connection in the

I bought this after reading many reviews and seeing other bluetooth connectivity options for my 2014 BMW 320i for music streaming. I bought with little to no expectations as they are BMWs and they are finicky in connectivity and controls at best. Noticing the product would fit in my car, I plugged it in, followed the plug in instructions and BAM! It worked wonderfully with my iPhone 7 Plus. Does everything I need and works as I expected. So far, in 3 weeks of use, I haven't encountered any…

I really liked this product especially for $80. I've tried several other $8 USB to AUX Bluetooth adapters that work great if you just want audio streaming to your car speakers. With the Bovee WMA3000B, it promises steering wheel controls for seamless Bluetooth connectivity for those of us without the NAV/Tech package. I have a 2015 BMW Z4 and was able to connect my iphoneX via Bluetooth with no problems, but when I first tested it the steering wheel controls weren't working. The 2nd and 3rd…

I have a 2013 335i E93 with a Harman Kardon stereo and was looking for a good bluetooth receiver. I've been disappointed with other devices I've tried due to the lack of features and mostly poor sound quality compared to using a wired connection. I avoided this option because of the price but after trying this gem I was SUPER impressed! I consider myself a music lover and the sound quality is amazing! It's just as good, if not better than a wired connection! I believe this is due to the…

So here is my story with the Bovee WMA3000B Wireless Bluetooth Music. I bought this device early last year when I first got my BMW (it didn't have bluetooth and wireless music was a must for me). I used this device for almost a year until I started having problems with audio distortion. I called Revane and asked for a replacement, which I did. I now have a new Bovee WMA3000B and it was working great until this month when the audio distortion came back and was annoying me. Frustrated as I was, I

I was skeptical about purchasing a secondary Bluetooth adapter for a BMW audio system, but after destroying two official cables in normal use and experiencing years of unstable operation the official solution, I was willing to try anything. I connected the WMA3000B to my 2008 BMW X5 and immediately a new device called 'Headset' appeared in my iPhone X's Bluetooth menu. I connected using the passcode 0000 as per the manual. , and also. that was it. I pressed the play button for the song and…

A week has passed, it's still worth the money. With the Bovee WMA3000B, BMW models that can use it (such as those with a USB port and 1/8-inch jack under the armrests) still don't offer modern Bluetooth phone integration, but it does massive improvement over the standard - although the gadget has its own set of features. In the 2014 BM 3 and 5, the car already acted as a speakerphone for calls, but I was surprised to learn that BMW's "Bluetooth integration" didn't push my phone to an…

This is exactly what I was looking for. I was looking for something that could bridge the gap between my 2011 BMW E90 328i without the navigation pack and the new Bluetooth technology. I envied newer cars that can get in the car and play music without getting attached to it. Specifically, on my model I would have to tie it down and place it in the center console or pull it out carefully without breaking the cable. My year was particularly difficult because I used a Lightning adapter from a…