FM Transmitter Bluetooth 5.0 Hands-free Car Kit with Quick Charge QC 3.0 Car Radio Adapter with Microphone CVC Noise Reduction......

Excellent sound quality and easy to set up, pair, and use.

I had one in my other car, this one is so easy to use!

Just installed the fm transmitter. I've tried similar things in the past that have only been marginal, so I had modest expectations this would work well. I installed the charger that is wire connected to the main fob. I was concerned where to mount the sticky pad, but I realized the clamp on the fob grabs my ash trey and a/c vent securely...nice surprise. So I used the ash trey and stuffed the cords inside the trey. Next was see how it worked... Easy pair to my pixel 7, 107.1 had no signal in my area so I used that and it synced right up. The fm is coming in great and it actually has a louder playback through my system than I expected. All in all, great device so far. Has option for SD card and aux cable as well, but Jo need for me at the moment. I just tried calling feature (sitting still no road noise) and the call was clear on both ends. Microphone did fine being 2.5 ,ft away. Anway, always nice to find ways to successfully hack not buying a new car! Cheers.

Easy to set up, connects quickly and automatically each morning on my way to work. Thats all Ive ever wanted! Ive even had a few people comment on the great audio quality on their end, when using the hands free. Which I didnt expect to work honestly. Definitely recommend.

I recently bought an old, used van to transport band gear to and from gigs. The original factory stereo system was pretty impressive for the time the van was introduced (5-disc in-dash CD changer AND cassette deck ) but no auxiliary inputand Bluetooth wasnt even on the radar back then. Ive got SiriusXM and Ford Sync in my daily driven Focus, and the SiriusXM app on my phone. Wanted to find a way to listen to satellite radio with my phone app without having to shell out big bucks for a new, modern head unit installed in a part time vehicle. Googled a little research and this Bluetooth/FM wireless technology came up. I was a little skeptical of the claims of superior audio sound, because I remember the old days when trying to play my Sony Discman in my old car using a cassette adapter over FM bandwidth. (Yeah, Im THAT old.) Back then, the background radio station bleed from nearby stations close to the open frequency you had to select, and noisy engine static made listening almost unbearable. And seeing the almost laughable low price of this unit, I thought there was no way this product could really be more than a cheap toy. But after reading so many positive reviews on the audio quality of this unit, and the features it offered, I thought Id take a chance and buy it. Im glad I did. It performs even better than I could have imagined. Now for some more honest negatives. The unit does come with the ability to use your phone to make and receive calls. And the basic functions do work as advertised. However the built in microphone is pretty cheap and people I talk to using the hands free function say my voice sounds a little echo-y. I have the unit mounted in an AC vent that is fairly close to my noggin, so I dont think it a proximity issue, just not a high quality mic. But hey, it functions; and I mainly bought the unit for the music anyways. The phone thing is just gravy for me. The only other negative for me is that it doesnt come with an on/off switch, but this probably wont affect most buyers. My 12 volt cigarette outlet is on even when my ignition switch is off. While the small amount of battery juice used to power the little led while the van is parked when not being driven is PROBABLY not an issue, but I still dont want to take the chance to come out to a dead batteryso I unplug it from the outlet when its parked for a few days. Also, there was a small bit of tweaking involved in finding the best output volume on my phone to get the best audio sound in conjunction with my radios volume knob. For me, having my phone volume set at about 3/4 output made the overall sound quality much better. The higher the phone volume output, the more overdriven the audio was when turning up the radios volume knob. But make no mistake. The sound is very impressive. Im a rocker from way back, and this unit makes for a really nice sound from an old stock analog car stereo. The USB charging ports are well lit and functional for me. I have no current use for fast charging capabilities, but those who do will probably like the feature. And I can charge my wireless ear buds with the USB-C port. Bonus points for that I guess. Lastly, I know there are units that do not have the longer system cable like this one, and one can purchase a unit that plugs directly into the 12 volt supply port with no extra extended wire/cable. But this feature is great for me as my 12 volt port is almost at floor level in my van. It would be hard to control the unit from that location. With the extra length of wire between the outlet and the control unit, I can attach the controller on my center AC vent and angle it towards me for easier functionality. I know this might not be exactly what some are looking for, but I have been very pleasantly surprised with this unit so far. No more agony of having to listen to the vast wasteland of commercial FM radio when Im toolin around town. Highly recommend this product.