FM Transmitter for Car Bluetooth 5.3, [All-Metal] PD 30W & QC3.0 18W Fast Car Charger, Wireless FM Radio Car Kit Bluetooth Car Adapter, Noise Canc...

This product worked great in my vehicle. Its a heavier piece of metal; not a cheap plastic item. Fit was snug and instructions were easy to follow. Results were phenomenal.

Works good for Samsung Galaxy s21 Ultra. No static and good distance connection. The Usb-C port will "SUPER Charge" my phone faster rather then "Fast Charge" my phone with different 'fast chargers.' Worth the price and it feels durable as i dropped it few times. Size is nice but wish it gave option to always show the car battery voltage rather momentarily and then always shows the FM Station frequency.

Used the adapter for several weeks now -- never run into any noise problems in my area. The adapter is physically robust and technologically reliable. -------- Set your radio to an unused station (107.9?) and align then same station on the adapter. Steps: Press and hold the phone call icon on the adapter until the station display flashes and then press the left or right arrow. If you're still aren't sure, flip through the tiny manual. It's easy. Occasionally I hear a slight faint interference -- but that's nothing. My A/C fan is 1000x nosier than that. On the other hand, there're spots where my preferred blank station goes south, so the station is also very location (area) specific. If you travel a lot, you might want to look for two blank stations if that's possible. On more thing because my cigarette lighter is always on, I need to manually connect to the bluetooth. I suspect that neither the phone nor the charger always 'broadcast' in order to save battery. If your charger turns off at the same time as your car engine, you may never need to manually connect. And manually connecting to bluetooth is instantaneous: no delay at all. I like the voice confirmation a lot! Extremely informative and friendly.

I have an early model car with a basic am/fm raido, and this solved my music needs well enough with out a new head unit. But What can i say.. its a blue tooth transmitter. Its small and un-obtrusive, Soild construction,the body is made from aluminium. Nice led screen, easy to work buttons. I could do with out the translated english welcome on every start up but hey, now i can say my car talks. Sound quality is ok , even at high volume levels But dont expect perfect clarity. Unfortunitly Its not super powerful. Its best to pick the deadest air wave you have in the surrounding area, if you pick a station that comes in even intermittently at all, the two signels will fight it out, and 9 times of 10 the bluetooth will lose. Had this issue when i first used it. I set my channel, but forgot it gets more then static at some points and my music would get lost.. then switched to a compleatly dead channel and the problem stopped. Overall 4 out of 5. Minus 1 star for the creapy AI voice, and some minor sound quality isssues. Great option for budget sound system inputs.

This transmitter sounds great....much better than a different model I had purchased at half the price and returned. Good low-end bass, and nice high end. Interestingly enough, it does NOT have a volume adjustment....but it does automatically optimize sound output, and you can then just adjust with your radio's volume control. The small size is particularly good if your vehicle is like mine and has a cigarette lighter that is in a very tight spot. I like the blue lighting of the unit and the fact that the forward and rewind buttons are right on the top. Some units I had looked at, had the controls in very hard to reach places. Not so with this unit. Bluetooth automatically connects very quickly and easily. Some other reviewer had commented that she didn't like how the Bluetooth connection is confirmed with a female voice every time you start the car.....but I actually really like that feature. It also sounds cool and high tech to have your car speak to you like that over the speaker system when it connects (or doesn't connect...it will let you know either way). I didn't need an "aux in" feature like some units have. This unit does not have an aux-in, so just make sure you don't need that feature before purchasing this. By the way, there's an app available called "Clear FM" that is a great free app for identifying the best stations to tune into in the area you live in. It's made specifically to assist with FM transmitters like this.