ZeaLife Bluetooth FM Transmitter, Bluetooth Car Adapter with QC 3.0 Fast Charging Port Hands Free Calling Car Charger and Music Player Kit Dual USB Ports Support USB Flash Drive for iPhone/Android

Needed something to get my phone’s audio into my original Clarion radio in my 1997 Peugeot 306 Cabriolet. The radio doesn’t support AUX (even through the CD changer socket) or cassette adapters due to the auto reverse function, so I thought I’d give this a go.I wasn’t expecting much as Bluetooth audio is generally poor anyway unless it’s the latest 5.0 version and then to shove that through RF, it had to be terrible.But I was wrong. I set the frequency to 90.0 and tuned into it after pairing my phone and it sounds actually really good. No interference or drop outs. Also the sound quality is not bad at all but my speakers are 24 years old and it’s a convertible so lots of sins are covered by wind noise I guess, but there was no overly powered bass as described in other reviews. The sound is proper stereo as well.I also like the fact that I can skip tracks with the buttons on the side. It fits well into the socket too and isn’t loose and has no risk of falling out.The only things I will say are a negative about this device is that it doesn’t look as good as it does in the stock photos. Also, and this is more likely a car issue than a device issue is that it still draws power when the ignition is off and the key is removed which is a big no no as it would drain my battery in time so I have to remove it. Therefore I would like to see a newer version with a power button but that might not be possible and just be a limitation of a car’s 12v socket.Anyway for the price it does what I need it to and the manual is basic but gives enough info to use it.

For the money, I don't think you can go wrong in purchasing this. Like many others I have an old car and stereo and was frustrated that I couldn't play my podcasts/music and DAB channels. So I looked at the reviews and went for it. I have to say it was quick to setup, I noted others couldn't tune it in very easily, but I found fm frequency 87.8 worked a treat (I live SE, maybe different for others). Bluetooth was extremely fast to pair, first and subsequent times. Quicker than more expensive cars I think.Yes the standard sound is a little low, but turn up your phone and stereo volume, and sounds absolutely fine. Quality is great also, crystal clear. In addition, the bonus of hands free calling is a nice touch. Again the sound quality is top notch and the buttons are easy to use.I had considered getting a new stereo for the car with all these features, but why bother, when you can spend a fraction of the cost and up in running in minutes.5 star review from me all day long, don't be put off by negative reviews.

This thing works fine. The led status display turns upside down depending on orientation so that the text is always readable. bT means it is in Bluetooth mode. Shape is compact, it hardly overhangs the socket. Connection to Bluetooth is quick, it has never complained about needing re-pairing. Sound quality is fine rather than awesome, otherwise would have been 5 stars. If like me you are looking for something low cost and are wondering if this is a legit working gadget, I confirm it is good. I have not used the usb playback function. I installed it once and it has just worked reliably without fuss for several weeks. Charging outlet is quite effective, better than the charge-only thing I had in there before. The instructions were properly written and if you follow them installation will take just a few minutes. OK to buy? Yes, no problems.

Works great in my non-bluetooth car. Easy to set up and use, no interference, great it has usb ports to charge 2 devices too. Good quality, crisp sound.

Amazing product! I'm so happy that I decided to buy it when Bluetooth in my car went down. Cheaper than fixing and the quality of music and calls is great. It's very easy to set up, just read the manual and you're ready to use it.

If you look forward to getting into your car with a good quality sound system (Audi A6 etc) then this isn’t the one for you, it’s a good looking transmitter and very easy to use and quick and simple to adjust frequency’s. However there’s a bit of a fuzz / crackle frequently during songs at the louder moments such as if a guitar is playing you’d hear a crackle at each peak pick of the string (at every frequency so it’s the transmitter quality not interference)... not ideal, I don’t think you’d hear it if you’re just buzzing along in a crap 2008 seat Ibiza for example. Just another lesson of when you find your perfectly clear FM transmitter DONT LOOSE IT because good ones are hard to find, this one goes definitively in the average pile... The hunt continues

Once it was set up correctly, a very good piece of tech. Great results.

I've tried a few of these Bluetooth wireless FM transmitters and sadly this one is the same as the others. It connects well and is easy to set up, but the audio quality is just very fuzzy and garbled compared to my old aux wired FM transmitter. It's a noticeable enough drop in quality that I returned this and the other Bluetooth ones and stuck to my old FM aux cable transmitter for now. They seem to have boosted the bass this puts out compared to normal as well which adds to the audio distortion. Also fyi it has an annoying "waiting for pairing. Connected" little alert that plays every time you start the car, I predict that would have driven me nuts over time. If you don't mind about sound quality it could work for you and it connects reliably.