ihens5 U2 Bluetooth Aux Adapter - Smallest Car Adapter Aux USB to 3.5mm Jack Bluetooth Handsfree Car Kit Audio Receiver with Microphone for Car Speaker and Home Audio Stereo (Black) Review

I had 2 bluetooth devices before buying this car. They were all annoying, unreliable and much more expensive. Buy it. It really works. It doesn't talk, and you don't have to charge it, and you don't have to reconnect your phone every time you get in your car.

I got this as a temporary solution until I saved up some money to upgrade my car stereo so I can listen to music and audiobooks on the way to work without draining my phone battery. Installation is easy - plug it into the aux port and the other end into the USB port on my charger. It immediately connected to my cell phone. The sound is clear and works perfectly.

Great product. Clean and simple design that does exactly what I wanted. Bluetooth sound from my phone to my car stereo without having to plug in an adapter every time I get in or out of my car. The only problem I have is that my phone (LG V20) doesn't automatically reconnect to the device if I disabled it in the ringtone bluetooth settings. I didn't want this for audio call/hands-free use. Exclusively for the media. So it might be something to be unaware of how your particular device handles…

I don't normally write great product reviews, but this thing is awesome. It scores 8/10 for sound quality, 9/10 for ease of use and 100/10 for improving your life. My experience may be exaggerated as my iPhone's headphone jack starts to deteriorate with age. About every 20 seconds when the headphones are plugged in, it tries to open Siri, which annoys me so much that I almost threw my phone away on several occasions. That solved the actual problem for me. and saved me from buying a new phone…

Using my latest iPhone (XS) has required me to reconsider my use in the car. The XS doesn't have an audio jack (the dongle can be used to turn flashes into sound, but then the phone can't be charged without a big audio/charger combo dongle - and their performance reviews aren't promising). The addition of this device eliminates the need to run an audio cable through the dash, allows me to charge my phone with its audio through the car stereo, offers a decent microphone for phone calls or Siri…

I have a Bose sound system in my Rogue but the only way to connect a Samsung phone to hear my music is with a 3.5mm Cable. All the cables I've tried give feedback sound from the car's engine. In my case, the installation was very easy. The center console houses a USB port for an iPhone (or flash drive) and a 3.5mm jack. Using a cord on my phone also interferes with this cord in the car. The ihens5 U2 Bluetooth Aux Adapter solved the problems. The only downside is that I can't use the buttons…

I have had no problems with this, it works as advertised by the seller. Auto-pairing was very important to me, and my phone (Huawei Mate 10 Pro) connects automatically within a few seconds of turning on the car every time. I only had to manually pair it once the first time I plugged it in. However, your auto-pairing mileage may vary depending on your mobile device make and model, but in my case it works fine. The sound quality is the same as my old extension cord to plug into my phone, no…

You know, I'm really fed up with cheap China crap. I keep trying them because of their low cost and get burned every time. Let's start with the worst: I connect to the aux port and then plug in the USB. First, the USB is so poorly made that I almost had to force it into the port. It barely fits, and pulling it back out was a problem of its own. But hey, you only have to connect it once, right? Then you leave him alone for most of his life. Of course you would only use it if it was worth…