🚗 Nulaxy KM29 Bluetooth FM Transmitter: 1.8 Inch Display Car Charger Adapter with Hands-free Kit, QC3.0, 5V/2.4A, USB Drive & SD Card Support Review

Working great. I had to disable the video to avoid violating copyright laws. I bought this one because it has a color screen unlike the others that look boring.

I have a 2005 Ford with a CD player and radio. No Apple Music for me in my refund. So far. This thing literally went from the box to playing music in my car in 90 seconds. Aside from the ease of setup, I'm more than impressed with the sound quality. I was expecting some kind of feedback or interference, but all I get is a crystal clear stream of my music. For the price of this item you can't go wrong.

I recently bought a 2010 cartridge and quickly decided I needed to upgrade my sound system somehow and this part does the job perfectly. It was easy to set up and now when I get in the truck Bluetooth connects quickly to my phone. I can listen to podcasts etc. while driving. Telephone calls are made via Bluetooth and both parties to the conversation can be understood without any problems. Charging my phone and the passenger's phone or other device is very easy and works well. I am very happy…

Connection to the phone was very easy. The music sounds great. no complaints. calls sound very muffled; You hear very well, but the person on the other end can barely hear it unless you yell. Advanced features (equalizer, etc.) only work when using a USB or micro card. But the advantage this brings to an older car without an AUX output comes at a price. If listening to music is the primary use I would recommend. If it's used primarily for calls I can't say other transmitters have the same…

This was amazing for my standard radio on my 2000 Blazer. The sound quality was perfect from day one! I selected a transmitter that had nothing but pure hiss, no audible feedback or clicks, and the sound was amazing. For those who complain about noise levels, I recommend checking the audio on your phone to make sure it's fully on, and then you can use your auto dial to make adjustments from there. The only issue we've ever had is that it won't pair properly with Bluetooth every now and then…

READ THE UPDATE! If, like me, you have a car that's too old to have Bluetooth but not old enough to have a cassette player, you're probably feeling stuck when it comes to playing music from your phone in your car. I tried one FM station after another but all were blurry and the audio was fuzzy. Everything changed when I found the Nulaxy KM18. The sound was crisp and clear and the device was easy to use. Fast forward a few weeks ago when I decided to buy their new and improved KM29 model that…

This is a great option for those of us who drive older cars without built in bluetooth. Engine noise is matched with this device as it uses your car's FM receiver, bypasses the auxiliary signal and makes no noise. When I first turned the unit on it was tuned to FM on 89.5MHz, the phone connected with no problems and I was off and running. Then one day when I was fiddling with it (turned it off) my set was tuned to 89.5MHz and I noticed I had a local channel at 89.5MHz. When I plugged in Nulaxy,

Before I start, I have to say that I'm a huge Nulaxy fan. I've since gotten their KM18 model for my 2007 Honda Accord. This model was (and still is!) still great. The sound quality is excellent. It had some disadvantages such as B. Reluctance to pair with my devices that had already been paired many times. It was also a little annoying with all the "waiting for pairing" echoing every time I turned off my machine. But that was pretty minor. I just decided to go wireless with my 2009 Honda Fit. I

Update February 1, 2019: I've found that finding stations not broadcasting works best for bluetooth pairing. I've had several instances where overlapping transmit channels were clogged with noise. If the station hisses a bit, that's good for the Bluetooth range and I get less interference. Reselect the channels on the M29 and radio accordingly. Make sure you are not dialing into an existing radio show. Jan 26 February 2019: First of all, this is a nice addition to my car. I have a 2005 Rav4 SUV