Nulaxy FM Bluetooth Transmitter for car, Strong Microphone Bluetooth Car Adapter with 1.8" Color Screen for Hands-Free Calls, Supports QC3.0 Charg...

I like how easy this item is to use and how well it works. Works just as described. I really enjoy that it doesn't have to be charged and that there are no cords. Love the hands free option.

This fit like a glove in my 2003 Forester. My phone works well with it. I was going to use the analog out but the FM signal is so strong I just left it with that. I left the Analog in with my old Garmin MP3/Map since it has a bigger screen to better shuffle my collection. I usually use the Nulaxy for radio talk of books on tape, podcasts. It handles phone calls very well and the caller can hear me very well. Only gripe is I wish it would wait just a bit more after power on to attempt to connect to the phone. When I start my car from accessory mode, the quick on and off doesn't always re-sync. However this is minor and I've trained my self to hold the key on turnover one more second :-) . As other have noted you can power cycle the device by holding TREBLE.

I got this transmitter because it was the only one that had a large enough swivel range to face upwards in an old car where the electrical port is not in the center consul facing up. In addition to meeting that need, it connects very quickly to the last device I was using and is intuitive in it's button layout as long as you read the instructions/give it a good looking over before you are actually driving. The volume only goes up to 31 or so, but you also have volume control on the car radio and the device you are playing the music from, so not really a big deal. Would definitely recommend.

If you need BT connection and doesn't want to upgrade the system in the car this is the (almost) perfect solution. The FM transmiter is strong enough to properly transmit stereo sound without static or noise. BT connection is quick and reliable. The user interface is easy to use. Playing music from SD card or USB stick works fine and navigating the files and folders work good but have a passenger do the browsing while driving. The text is small. The audio volume is a bit low and I have it caranked almost all the way up and it still doesn't match regular FM stations. Sound quality is OK and in a car it is perfectly usable. I tried it on my main sound system and it is a bit thin compared to playing the same files via streaming on my local network. For this price I do not expect the D/A converter and FM transmitter to be of superior quality. In my car with a stock old and a bit crap speakers it works perfectly fine. It fits snuggly on the 12V outlet. it's actually a bit too tight as it pulls out the conector when removed (again, old car). I cut some of the rubber material off and it's better. I can recommend this product. For something <$25, you can't go wrong. Just know it's not an audiophile product with superb sound quality. It's good enough for most everyone with a modest stock car audio setup. With higher end system ( but still lacking BT connection) you migth find it borderline.

This is a fantastic FM transmitter! It connected to my FM truck radio just fine and it was silent, which means the signal from the transmitter is excellent and solid. HOWEVER... When I started driving to work, another station was trying to horn in, so if you experience this, you need to drive around while a clear FM channel can be found with the Nulaxy unplugged. I also found the noise floor would come WAY up when playing tunes from a thumbdrive, ANOTHER hard lesson!...In all my years in radio and TV engineering, I've never seen that happen. To solve this, I just looked for another clear FM freq and voila, the noise floor stayed decently quiet. The bass and treble controls seem to have about a -5 to +5 dB range (just like the display says), not bad. Not sure if I'll use the bluetooth option so can't say if it's good, mediocre or terrible. I just wanted something besides my old cassette tapes to play in my 2000 Tacoma pickup, which BTW, the tape deck still works perfectly fine, good ol' Toyota quality, you know. Just wanted something a little more modern. And for those who think it doesn't have enough bass remember this...FM transmissions are supposed to be as flat across the audio spectrum as possible. Being the chief engineer for several radio and TV stations I know this to be true. Equalizing or coloring the audio is only supposed to be done after the signal is received, not before. You will note the Nulaxy only has a +/-5dB bass and treble range, which is MOST EXCELLENT for an FM transmitter that's suppose to output flat audio.