🚗 Nulaxy NX12 Bluetooth 5.0 FM Transmitter for Car with QC3.0, USB-C PD 18W, Wireless Bluetooth Radio Adapter Music Player/Car Kit, Bass Booster, Hands-Free Calls, Siri Google Assistant Review

Nulaxy NX12 We connected it to a 2000 Volvo s70 cigarette lighter. Following simple instructions, I found an empty transmitter, tuned the Nulaxy NX-12 to the transmitter, connected Bluetooth to the iPhone and everything worked right away. Sounds clean and loud enough. (Much better sound than the cassette adapter) The bass boost works well, but the bass boost can be too much for older speakers at high volumes, so we'll disable the bass boost. We tested the "hands-free" telephone function. It…

This is an overview of the Nulaxy FM Bluetooth Transmitter Model NX12. Right out of the box, the transmitter is very compact. The size is placed in a small enough range not to be too noticeable from the side. Setup was very easy, literally took 2 minutes. The Bluetooth connection was impressively fast. I didn't have any connection problems. The sound came pretty trigger. It has a bass booster built in, but I don't think it's good enough for tonal balance, so I prefer not to include it. I had to

I got this so my otherwise good sounding old car stereo with aux pre-input could play music from my phone via its bluetooth connection. For comfort and sound quality, I really like this product. It was easy to install, set up and pair with an Android phone. For functions; It has a Type-C port for fast charging and a USB 3.0 port also for fast charging and higher voltage for computers, tablets, etc. that need these functions. It will also play/accept USB input for audio devices and files. It…

I bought this for my 2008 Honda Element which did not have bluetooth. I've done a lot of research and time and again Nulaxy products have been at or near the top of the reviews. The NX12 is perfect for my Honda as the power connector is in an odd place and as I use a Garmin I also had to buy a cigarette lighter splitter. I also had to turn the NX12 upside down to access the USB ports, again due to the location of Honda's power connector. So far I really like the NX12. It was very easy to set up

I've been using this transmitter for about 5 days now and there is one thing I would like to warn die-hard audio enthusiasts before they are disappointed. Volume - Compared to Aux on the factory head unit, this will not reach 100% compared to other signal sources. Not sure if it's related to the transmitter or bluetooth connection/compression, but there is some volume loss on the 2010 Honda Accord. It seems to be some kind of high pass filter or low pass loss due to compression. Subwoofer bass…

It comes with a nice manual and is easy to use. It connected to my phone within seconds. The sound is much better than my son's. Streaming radio stations has a simple and clear sound. I took a call with it and it was really great. I pop a USB stick in it quite often and it works great too. You can skip or repeat songs just by turning the knob. Another interesting feature is the digital screen. Depending on how your car is set up, you may need to connect it upside down or upside down and the…

I needed a way to Bluetooth connect my 15 year old son's stereo in his 1995 Jeep. We will probably replace the stereo with a new Bluetooth stereo in the future, but for now I have this little device. I was very skeptical about the sound quality of an FM transmitter type device and actually bought a device that sent a signal through the cable to its aux port. It was TERRIBLE so he came back. Then I took this little transmitter. I was shocked. It connects incredibly quickly once the jeep turns…

I drive a 2006 Scion xA, it has an aux socket but it was disabled by emergency brake and at one point I spilled coffee in it and it got into the socket and ruined it. I started using a $5 Monster Bluetooth FM transmitter I bought at Walmart almost 10 years ago. Fast forward about two weeks ago when I wanted to charge my phone in the car and after learning more about audio equipment and being an audiophile wannabe I realized that there must be better sounding FM stations. Basically I wanted…

So I bought this for my smart van without bluetooth. So far, so good. I have an iPhone 11 and a Google Pixel 2XL connected to the device (not at the same time). Pairing was very easy. If it is not connected. It searches for a pairing with the device. This is important if you have a car with a DC cigarette lighter. If you leave it plugged into one of those outlets. You can drain your battery very well. So check your outlets. Aesthetically it looks pretty cool. Phone call button, hold it down and

Design The device is light and made of plastic. It seems pretty solid but definitely lighter. The front display is easy to read when connected to your vehicle's cigarette lighter adapter. The handle on the phone button also rotates easily. The only thing that might be an issue for some people is the USB ports for charging, be it QC 3.0 or PD USB-C if it's on the bottom or bottom of the device. Check out the product photos and see if this is the issue for you. Once plugged in, the device boots…