Enhance Music Streaming with MAEDHAWK Bluetooth Receiver BT Cable: BT5.0, 3.5mm Audio Jack, Hands-Free Calling Review

There is one from another brand and they work great, very low noise and great sound quality. I have to say BT has come a long way in the last 15 years, I honestly can't tell much of a difference if at all if your car is old but you have aux and don't want to buy a new stereo is the way to go, and without a battery, you can just plug it in and forget it.

This product is a very good Bluetooth transmitter, plays music nice and very clear but not sensitive enough as a phone microphone, no matter who you are you. When speaking to them you have to speak very loudly and to hear them you have to turn up the stereo to hear them. I'll probably bring it back just for that fact, but it's a great concept, it just needs a little tweaking for the phone.

Honest review. That sounds bad. There's that static noise you hear all the time. I lower the volume to avoid this, but the sound is still audible. Just below. Bluetooth does not connect automatically at all. You have to take it out and put it back in. This will restart it and start the connection process. Not happy at all. Spend more and get better. It's cheap, and your Sound Plus experience will be cheap too.

First impression:. It's so simple and unobtrusive, yet it does exactly what I need it to without fuss. Just plug it into a USB port and an AUX input and that's it. It turns on and connects automatically when I start the car without having to hold the power button for 5 seconds. Vaporizes very quickly. I don't use it for phone calls, so I can't comment on the microphone. The audio cable is fairly short, maybe 8 inches, but very flexible (cloth wrapped) and doesn't get in the way. I love it, hope

Plug it into a USB power source and an aux jack, plug it (as easy as headphones) into a phone or other Bluetooth transmitter, and your car stereo is now Bluetooth! It connects within seconds once the cigarette lighter gets hot. I bet it connects faster than most in-car Bluetooth systems. The mic can't pick up my voice during calls where I have it, so for me it's for audio only. When someone calls me, I have to put the phone to my ear. Fur. It's under $10! It's worth it!

I like that it's so small and simple and works fantastic. The sound quality is much better than the one I replaced it with. It also doesn't make a howling noise like many without soundproofing. Oddly, connecting it through my noise isolator* adds noise. but anyway. The only downside to this product is that it always turns on with the Bluetooth volume at maximum. It's not that big of a deal, but sometimes I need to control the volume from my phone rather than my car (I find that turning the…

I have an old Pioneer radio that still doesn't support Bluetooth. I chose this product because it is USB powered and plugs into an AUX input. Those two ports are right next to each other on this main unit, so I didn't even have to unwrap the cable, which is a good thing. The audio quality when streaming music from Spotify is acceptable at a reasonable volume, sounds much better than the bluetooth setup in my other car. Phone pairs connect to this bluetooth instantly when I start the car with a…