Calling Adapter Bluetooth Transmitter Compatible Review

I love this damn thing. I bought a work truck with a factory radio and it's just a radio. Found factory CD player, plug and play, for $250. This solves the problem with my mobile phone and I can also be called. It is great. To attempt.

Love it! Very easy to connect and sounds very good for calls and music. Now I enjoy my car rides more because I can play different games from my phone. I also like the numerous connectivity features that come with it. Excellent value for money! I ordered a second one for my husband the same day of my arrival as we were both immediately blown away by how good it was.

Works fantastic on 2004 Surburban. The car has a factory radio/CD player but no AUX input or Bluetooth. This gadget fixed everything. Just plug it into your cigarette lighter and see it as a Bluetooth device on your phone. Now we can play music on our phone and it will be served through the car speakers. When a call comes in, you can answer by pressing the button and talk hands-free. The radio buttons on the steering wheel adjust the volume and skip to the next song on my playlist. Best of all,

I recently bought an old 1994 Fleetwood motor home. The radio is so old that the only personal music source is the cassette deck. I was about to get one of those fake phone cassettes and then I saw this at Revain. Now, by just plugging it into the cigarette lighter, I have crystal clear music and most importantly HANDS-FREE! The Bluetooth connection was instant. I could select any frequency on the radio. The radio immediately became crystal clear. When I'm on the phone, the microphone picks up…

Pros Display size and brightness are good Both charging ports work fine. The gooseneck is quite long and flexible. Supports most audio formats. The FM transmitter is quite powerful (haven't had any transmitter interference so far) Tested with 64GB of memory, everything is fine Cons The buttons are not ergonomic (to change the mode or setting it is better to do it with a complete stop the car or may have an accident) No automatic search for channels (you have to find a free frequency yourself)…

I was looking for an adapter to transmit the input signal to the car radio. This one fits, is very affordable and has gotten great reviews! So I went for it... It has many functions, Aux in, TF card in and USB, so loads of music for your enjoyment and Bluetooth to take your calls! Great on this side, but you need a good range on the FM dial to set it up and that's a problem for me! The FM bands I had were a bit on the ends of the dial and noisy where clear, just a constant hiss that was…

I have an old car (Ford Excursion) that was in near perfect condition. It has a premium audio system but no Bluetooth. I'm 50 years old, not very tech savvy, but I'm not illiterate either. I previously had three Bluetooth transmitters so I could listen to music and use my iPhone's features in the truck without having to update the in-dash system. Others were difficult, the display was dark, hard to read and complex, the connections were always weak and finally after a few months of use. They…

I wanted something like this to use an old car stereo to make easy phone calls and stream high quality audio from my phone. This works well for the first and badly for the second. First about all right. This device was very easy to set up. It connected quickly and I never had any problems with Bluetooth. People I called said the voice quality was decent, background noise was low, and they sounded fine to me in a noisy truck. The echo cancellation was very good, I had no problem hearing people…