Yomikoo USB AUX MP3 Player Radio Car Digital Music CD Changer Adapter for Toyota 5+7Pin Camry '98-'04 Corolla '98-'02 Highlander '98-'03 Review

Installation was easy but there is no option to select the AUX input on the radio. No ads on the interface to show it's working. DO NOT BUY IF YOUR RADIO CAN SWITCH TO AUX INPUT

Toyota Solara (Camry) 2002 worked perfectly. Easy installation but note that the USB only provides power (to charge the device), it won't read my files from my phone. Still a great alternative if you want to keep your factory radio. I paired this with bluetooth which allowed me to use my hands free kit.

Very happy with this product! Now I can play music from my phone on my old 2001 Highlander and I love it. I wish the jack was a bit smaller so I didn't have to take the phone out of the case for it to work, but overall I'm just over the moon that I installed an accessory radio input by myself for $20 (sooo easy in the highlands ). ).

Perfect fit for my 2000 Toyota Camry! Installation was very easy, worked right away and worked like a charm. The only issue I had was that no matter what device I was using, sometimes I experienced background interference/noise when using the assistive device, sometimes it hurt my ears and annoyed my passengers to the point where I couldn't had to stop and fiddle with the auxiliary device cable. but I'm glad it didn't happen too often.

Product received quickly and was not disappointed. Installed on my 2002 Camry with 6 disc changer. Very easy to install (the panel can be easily disassembled). One connection and you're good to go. Because changer (CD) numbers only show one digit, you get numbers from 1 to 0 (10) and then it all starts over. However, it is easy to keep track of as it organizes your albums or tracks alphabetically. Works perfectly.

Installation was as simple as inserting the connector into the open slot on the back of the radio. The longest part of the setup was figuring out where and how to route the USB and 3.5mm cables. I drilled a hole under the dash and routed cables to the center console. The device was activated by pressing the "CD" button twice. Pressing the CD button again activates the CD player. The block worked perfectly. The sound quality is great! I recommend this device.

Works perfectly on my 2000 Camry LE with stock radio. I removed the radio head unit and plugged it into an unused port on the back. The sound quality with this adapter is very good, no interference can be heard (unlike these FM transmitters). My only issue is that the 3.5mm pen end is too wide to fit my phone due to my case, but an extension cable is a quick and easy fix. This helped me save a lot of money. The device is installed and the sound quality is much better than any FM station.

This works great on my 1998 Toyota Tacoma. Connects to the rear CD changer input and gives you an AUX input and a USB port which allows you to charge your phone (very slowly) and play MP3s from a USB stick via the CD controls. Everything works great. There are two slightly annoying features. Firstly, the AUX input only works if no flash drive is connected to it. That means you can't keep a drive full of music plugged in all the time and still use AUX. It's pretty minor, but a little annoying…

UPDATE: Product died after 2 days from brief use. The cables connecting to the CD changer port were actually loose which caused the unit to work and not work at times. The only solution is to constantly take the radio out and push the connector in firmly. I think I received a defective device. I am returning this device. The product works well, it meets half of my expectations. Installation on my 2001 Toyota Corolla LE with stock radio was pretty easy. Simply remove the air vent on the front of