[Upgraded] COMSOON Bluetooth FM Transmitter for Car, Bluetooth Car Adapter MP3 Player FM Transmitter, Hands-Free Calling, Dual USB Ports (5V/2.4A ...

great product and easy to program Thanks

Super easy to set up and works amazing exactly what you would expect plus sound quality from it is Crystal clear 10/10 would highly recommend

This FM transmitter is hood . It connects to my iPhone automatically every time I get in my car. And it verbally tells you that it is connecting, and then tells you it is connected. Im using it in a 2004 Mustang. Sounds great with my factory Mach 460 sound system. The only negative is the bright blue led light that goes around the top edge. I drive to work in the dark in the mornings and it was too bright for me so I used a black paint marker on the blue light strip. In the daytime the blue was fine. I would definitely recommend this. I bought it a few months ago and wanted to give it a good amount of use before I wrote my review. It connects to phone easier than a couple other ones Ive owned over the past 10 years. I bought this one because it was compact and I liked the location of the buttons to go to next song and previous song. I have not tried this device to make or receive calls on so I cannot comment on that feature. I bought it solely to play my iPhone music on my car stereo. Volume level was very good, but in my case my car stereo is powerful so if there was any drop in volume it would not have affected me. I honestly dont know if there is a drop in volume because I never switch to a different radio station. I always play music from my iPhone.

This thing works like a charm... there is a faint problem with the sounds as it sometimes cuts off for half a second when I get a bump on the road, also some static in the background (ignorable if you up the volume) but I don't know if that's maybe an issue with my car since it has just kinda wonky speakers. But yeah, excellent for the price paid.

I have three vehicles in my household that don't have bluetooth capabilities. I purchased one of these to try it out and it was an easy set up. I found a channel on my radio that was empty, turned the transmitter to the same channel, connected bluetooth from my phone & turned on my music from my phone. I played my pandora & did have to increase the volume but it played! I had someone call me & my phone rang through the car speakers. I pushed the answer button on the transmitter & easily answered the call & the caller could hear me. I do recommend you set one of the presets on your radio to the corresponding channel so if you are listening to your actual car radio channel & you get a call, you can easily push the preset radio channel & answer a call. I liked this transmitter so much, I bought another for another vehicle. For my third vehicle, the cigarette lighter space was too tight, due to there being a door over the lighter area, so I had to purchase a different type. I bought one of the gooseneck types with a screen on it, and it also works well. I haven't traveled outside of my local area yet with this and can only assume that I'll need to change the corresponding radio channels, due to the fact that radio stations change from city to city, but it is relatively easy to do. This is a cheap and pretty good solution for anyone with an older vehicle, particularly since states are making "hands free" laws now.