Bluetooth Aux Adapter for Car, Aux to Bluetooth 5.3 Receiver with Swivel 3.5mm Audio Jack for Home Stereo Speaker [Volume and Track Control], Hand...

nice handy little unit and love the swivel jack... works well for music off my phone to my truck's factory stereo.. havern't used to answer phone yet and hope that works as well too

Works great with my 2012 GMC Acadia that does not have direct blue tooth connection to my radio but has Auxiliary! And not bulky! Love the sleekness to it and blends in perfectly with my console. Highly recommend!

If you have an older vehicle, without bkue tooth, you have frw options to enjoy your own play list in your car. This little device is unobtrusive, transmits with perfect clarity, and folds flat against your dash to minimize the risk of breaking it or the connector into your audio speakers. While more expensive than the options you may see in your local audio store, or accessories displays at most department stores, you'll immediately hear the higher quality, which is by multiples better than these others, and will feel that the additional $ was money well spent.

Very easy to use, connect, charging lasts longgggeerrr than I expected. It's been a month I'm using it on and off and I did not even had to charge it. Performance is perfect. Saves a lot of hassle for my BMWX3 . Definitely a life saver

It works pretty good, and from what I can tell it doesn't have a huge loss of sound quality. I would imagine most folks using this have a unique situation like mine, where your using a very outdated car audio system or there isn't a way to do Bluetooth audio at all. That being said the main options is something like this or a FM transmitter, which I have found often requires one to sacrifice sound quality for convenience. Pros: connects/works pretty good most of the time, the 'flip' design is genius and way less clunky compared to others. Cons: Turning the product on can be finicky at times resulting in no connection, also stays connected to your phone if you don't turn it off. (Turning it off is kind of a hassle.) I wish it had a straight power button or better disconnect feature. I find both of these super annoying actually and almost makes this 3 stars but not quite Keep in mind: this will work most of the time, but no Bluetooth device will ever sound better than the old school plug in method. If sound quality is your biggest priority an AUX cord is the way to go. The included USB cord is pretty short so you will likely need a longer one