🚗 Nulaxy KM30 Car Bluetooth Transmitter with 1.8" Color Screen - Strong Microphone Bluetooth Car Radio Adapter for Hands-Free Calls, Supports QC3.0 Charging, Treble and Bass Sound Music Player Review

I have had several Bluetooth FM transceivers and this is my favorite. Strong FM TX. Bluetooth connects quickly. The 12/24v rubber socket is solid but I can see it wearing out as the plug/rod is lengthened. The harmonics are just as good as with a direct AUX connection. The active spectrum analyzer (even when connected via Bluetooth) is good and doesn't bother you when you're not looking at it. The large play/pause button is great so I don't have to fiddle with small buttons while driving. Side…

To be honest I didn't expect this little bluetooth receiver to be so impressive, I was wrong! It looks cool and works very well. A little smaller than I expected and the smaller buttons might be a bit difficult for some people to press, but really no need to fiddle with it once set up. Connected to my Galaxy S7 with no problems and started streaming Pandora to my 2003 Suburban audio system which sounds great. Hands-free calls work very well, with the mic picking up my voice clearly when I'm…

I have a 2005 Honda Accord which unfortunately does not have an extra port or bluetooth function. I researched a few different Bluetooth FM transmitters and this one came highly recommended. I decided to give it a try and so far I'm impressed with this little device. The sound quality is better than I expected and I like that it can be turned off. Even though my charging port is disabled when my car is off, I still feel better after turning off the device. If you have a car that can charge your

BUY THIS DEVICE! I had a key requirement that the volume be high enough to keep my stereo from playing at full volume. I've only had it for a few days, but so far its performance has exceeded all my expectations. I can run my 2006 Lincoln Towncar at 3/4 volume and still have some wiggle room on my Samsung Galaxy S8+ to be able to use the volume on my phone without using the volume control on the adapter or on the stereo itself. This is my third Bluetooth/FM adapter. I have two others that were…

I bought this because I am restoring a classic car that still has the original but non-working radio in the dash. I wanted to keep it for aesthetic reasons, and I didn't want to turn the truck into a burglary target by installing a modern stereo in the dash, but I also needed a way to route the signal directly to the amplifier. I considered just running a line straight from my phone and using a bluetooth controller, but I've tried several devices and none of them worked the way I wanted or had…

I used to have a Nulaxy KM18 FM transmitter. What I like about this KM30: - Has a built-in microphone. The KM18 didn't do this and relied on my phone mic for car calls. I had to speak fairly loudly to project my voice onto my phone, which was at arm's length, and my phone mic isn't the best to start with. The mic on this one seems to work well - Has an on/off button (TRE button, long press) - Displays the car's voltage at all times. KM18 was only displayed when the phone was not connected. What

I'm stuck between this Vicsting and nulaxy km30 transmitter after reading so many positive reviews about both. I decide to try and compare both; nulaxy won for me. Pros of Victsing: Most users feel comfortable. The biggest plus is that it eliminates all the hassle of matching open channels with white noise by simply pressing the channel scan button. It then finds a clear channel for you and you simply tune your radio to it. No need to stop, easy. It has a high quality finish, even the curved…