Review on 🎧 Friencity Bluetooth 5.0 Receiver: Wireless Audio Adapter for Car, Home Stereo, and Headphones with A2DP Hi-Fi Music Streaming and 16-Hour Battery Life by Katrina Coniglio

Need a quick and easy way to add Bluetooth to my work car so I can hear my iPhone on long drives. This neat device fits the bill perfectly. Quickly connected to my iPhone, then connected to the AUX in the SUV port, now I can listen to podcasts and music on the go. Advantages: 1. Small, unobtrusive. Easily hides in the console to be hidden.2. Inexpensive. :)3. Easy setting. Cons: 1. Not easy to wake up from sleep - I had to keep turning it off and on to reconnect to my iPhone when I went and came back. 2. Works when plugged into a micro USB port for charging, but make sure you connect the charger first and then turn on the device. Otherwise, you need to turn off the device and then turn it on again to reconnect (see #1).3. The audio cable is short but fixed and cannot be replaced. Considering it's going to be hidden in the SUV's console anyway and not going anywhere, I don't really care, but it's worth considering if it might be a problem for you. Note: This does not *transmit* Bluetooth signals. So if you're looking for a two-way solution (e.g. adding speakerphone functionality) you might want to look elsewhere. Conclusion: Top price-performance ratio!