Review on 🚗 Nulaxy Bluetooth Car FM Transmitter Audio Adapter Receiver Wireless Handsfree Voltmeter Car Kit TF Card AUX 1.44 Display - KM18 Matte Black - Enhanced SEO by Michael Burdette

Bought by my wife for use in Yaris because it doesn't have bluetooth. She loves it. It automatically connects to her Galaxy S7 phone and starts playing as soon as she starts the engine. Quality construction - doesn't feel "cheap" - the cigarette lighter part fits snugly in the cigarette hole and holds up very well - the neck is solid and doesn't slosh everywhere which she was afraid of before buying it. The buttons are soft and easy to press. The screen isn't too bright - bright enough to read day or night. Good Bluetooth Connections – She has never had a Bluetooth disconnect and uses it every day to commute to and from work (30+ minute commute to and from work). FM signals are strong and clear, not very static compared to older FM stations, but mostly use the 3.5mm cable method instead. You can also connect a microSD card if you don't have a dedicated Bluetooth device, e.g. B. a mobile phone that plays music. The built-in music player is also good and very responsive. Tracks change very quickly. Music clarity over FM is good, but if you can use the 3.5mm jack to connect to your car stereo, she advises doing so instead. Clarity is much better and much louder through a 3.5mm headset. The singing tones (mid tones I think?) are much cleaner and the high frequencies are crisper compared to using the FM method. Calling on this device is good, but not the best. While the Yaris isn't the best vehicle for isolating road noise, there have been some complaints that it wasn't heard or the traffic was too loud and sounded like it was sitting in the middle of a freeway. The good news is that the caller's voice is loud and clear as it comes from all the speakers in the car. Her favorite feature is the volume control, as she makes a click with each turn to adjust the volume — she doesn't have to pay attention to the volume control or keep her eyes on the road. Although there is an LCD screen showing song titles, time, etc., she barely notices it. The blue backlight of the LCD is not too bright when driving at night. She says it looks like a small blue light coming out of the center console where she placed it. Overall, this transmitter convinces with its price and its performance. It did exactly what my wife needed, playing her songs from her phone via Bluetooth while still having very clear music, and being able to take calls on the way to and from work.