🎧 KINDRM Bluetooth 5.0 Receiver: Portable Wireless Stereo Adapter for Car/Home Systems with Hands-Free Calling, TF Card Support Review

The product info says "Hold the function button to activate Siri or Google Assistant to send text messages or get directions." The is not right. A long press on the function key switches the device off. This is not the same as enabling Google Assistant. Long-pressing the +/- buttons to increase and decrease volume and short-pressing to skip forward or backward through tracks defies common sense.

This supports the apt x codec for HQ audio, but if your device doesn't support it it will default to the sbc codec which is quite poor quality. It's not bad, but the high frequencies do ring out and the audio is generally not as clear as when inputting directly into the phone. I found out that to get the best BT quality from iPhone, you need a BT module that supports AAC codec. Some of the advantages of this device are that it has a decent distance and is easy to connect as well as easy to use.

This worked great but after about two days I went back to my car and the connector popped out exposing the wiring. I tried putting it back in and flipping it over, but then the other side popped out. In addition, the battery life is very short. When I unplug the USB to charge the phone for a while, the low battery indicator starts beeping for about 20 minutes. I have long trips so it charged an hour + twice a day and the battery still didn't hold a charge. I had to go back and buy a different…

I got this device a few weeks ago and so far it's been really useful and not only allows me to listen to music and podcasts in my car but also to talk when I need it My car has Bluetooth, but unfortunately it's not that good; This device may be cheap, but it's a cut above the built-in device in my car. I not only like the quality of the calls, but also the quality of the music and podcasts. Overall this is a pretty good device and I would recommend it to others if they need such a device or…

The quality of the mic is pretty good, people can hear me better than other similar products I've tried. . It's like a little nano. Be careful, the SD card sticks out and doesn't work as Bluetooth anymore, but it's so damn good it's only there as a standalone feature. The only issue is the sound quality, it's a bit tinny compared to a direct aux to your phone with most headphones, maybe not that bad when amplified in the car but it's definitely a bit inferior to others I've tried have. Still…

This little BT stick does its job well. Connects easily, stays connected, and delivers clear sound through my wired headphones. I haven't tried making calls yet, so I can't say anything about the quality of the microphone. The controls are clear and work as expected. And the battery life, which you can see in real time in your phone's settings, is pretty good. I have a few minor usability concerns, but they matter to the overall experience. 1) A little heavy. I have 2 old BT receivers and this…