Anker Soundsync A3352 Bluetooth Receiver for Music Streaming with Bluetooth 5.0, 12-Hour Battery Life, Handsfree Calls, Dual Device Connection, for Car, Home Stereo, Headphones, Speakers

Fantastic small Bluetooth receiver. Easy to connect to your phone and to the Aux port. Works perfectly to listen to music on a car stereo with no Bluetooth audio

Connects easily, battery lasts a while. Still functioning long after purchase.

Sound quality is crisp and sounds well , however it isn’t as loud as I expected. Good product overall.

Performed perfectly to connect my iphone to my hifi. I’d bought similar cheaper devices before, but all had had very short ranges, and unreliable connections . The Anker unit had none of these issues. Very pleased.

Bought this to purely stream podcasts and music. Great sound quality when used with the adapter, can’t comment on whether the sound quality would drop with the cable as I’m yet to use it. Also cannot comment on whether the microphone is any good.Battery life is alright for the odd 20-30 minute commute, can usually get around 2-3 weeks of use before needing to recharge.The device is also a lot smaller than expected, which is great because it can slot perfectly into any glovebox.Overall I am very pleased with this purchase and for the price I would recommend to anyone looking to upgrade their infotainment system in their vehicle.

Using this with my iPhone Xr and the 3.5mm aux in my 2009 VW Passat.It works. Music is very good and the mic is ok for phone calls. It’s also tiny, which (in theory) should make it very easy to stick in a discrete place on a dashboard. Looks like a quality item.However, the positioning of the ports and buttons and mic is very poorly thought out which makes this very difficult.I wanted to leave it hidden away and not have to see it or touch it, by leaving it plugged in to my 12v USB charger so when I switch on my engine, it automatically turns on. It will automatically switch off after a while once you leave the car anyway.However, the charger port is on one side, and the 3.5mm jack on another. That means that it’s very difficult to hide in the car because you have two cables sticking out on two sides. The buttons are on yet another side, so access to them - if required - means you need to take that into consideration.And get ready to learn what the various light sequences mean. Charging, connected, charging while connected, searching, searching while connected, searching while charging etc all have different sequences. I’ve literally never ever had to check a manual to find out what various lights mean. It reminds me of the Simpsons episode where Mr Burns is giving Homer instructions during a baseball game.Overall, it works well, and it’s worth the money……but I would love to help Anker design one in such a way that most car owners would appreciate. Feels like it was designed on autoCAD and never tested in the real world.Good, but could be great.Also, the “two devices at once” is very poorly implemented. The second device doesn’t auto connect, and even when it is connected, the first device has to disconnect to allow it to play music.EDIT 13/3/25 Eventually replaced this with a (cheaper) UGreen equivalent that resolves the annoyances with the Anker transmitter.

I use this to add bluetooth audio to my old car, it’s so easy to use that i have it hidden in the dashboard where i cannot see it. It automatically turns on with the car as I have the cable always connected. When it turns on, my phone automatically connects, the sound is great! as good as the aux cable was anyway haha. when not in the car, it charges very quickly and lasts for hours. this was a great value for money addition to my car.

Simple and easy to use. Stays plugged in so it auto connects to my phone every time I switch the car on. Great way to ditch the excess cables