Favorbiz Bluetooth FM Transmitter, Wireless Car Charger Stereo Radio Adapter, Dual USB 3.0 Ports and LED Display, Support AUX Input and Micro SD Slot, Hand-free Calling for iPhone, Android-Black

Worked as described perfectly for about 3 months. Then died.

Doesn’t work. Will not play audio.

This device failed to work in less than a month. The spring which forces the lower contact down is twisted and the device does not power on. Before that, I found the music to have a poor connection much of the time, as if the transmitter is under powered. The display does not show the song names. Nor does the device have a volume function like others in this category. The phone functioned worked well for both me and my callers.

 Aesthetics - Looks nice, feels nice. The orange might not look the best in any car set up but it serves its purposeFunction - The orange is functional, and what is not aesthetically pleasing must be functional. The orange makes it easy for your eyes to find while driving. Once I took a second to find a good station the quality was perfect! It was easy to find the station as well just took a second or two.Ease of Use - Well for me it was very easy to use. I didn’t use the manual at all. Almost plug and play. Just had to find a station that worked. The Bluetooth was discoverable right away so that was real easy. And the auto connect is dope so the complete package is really easy to use.Over All Worth it? Most definitely, especially since when you can’t find a good station you can use the included aux cable if your car supports it. Or use a tape adaptor to AUX and connect it and you still get the benefits of Bluetooth car audio!Please comment with any questions and I will do my best to help you out.Let me know with a like if this was informative or helps, and or give me a follow. Thanks for reading either way.

I purchased this for my auntie's very old Toyota Camry. Her car doesn't have an AUX out so this was her best affordable option.The audio quality isn't equal to an AUX connection, but this is something that you'll find on all FM Transmitter Adapters. What I liked about this was that it was quick and painless to setup. It also had a few USB ports so that she wouldn't have to sacrifice her ability to charge her phone.I would definitely recommend this for those who do not have an AUX cable, but if you have an AUX cable, go with it for better audio quality.

This thing works amazingly well. I live in New York City, where it's hard to find a clear frequency - so sometimes there is a bit of distortion as a signal temporarily invades the channel I've selected. But on most of my commute to work, and on every car trip I've taken out of the metro area, it works great. Connects quickly and easily, and sound quality is pretty good. I mostly listen to podcasts when I'm driving and for that it's great. But it's not bad for music either. On phone calls the volume is a little low but my car has a hands-free system installed so I don't really sue this for calling. For the money it's hard to beat, way better than the FM transmitter I tried a few years ago.

Reliable and small product that works. My only 2 downside is that 1) when I take the key off the ignition slot and leave this device plugged into my cigar lighter slot, it still draws power to illuminate the digits on the LCD. and 2) it only has a foward and back song selection push button so it does not let me fast forward into a certain part of the song(all or nothing). I found most player are like this in the market. But for the price of $20, not bad and I don't care if it gets lost or stolen.

I was so excited to get this because I drive a vehicle without a AUX so i could only listen to the radio. With this transmitter I can not only listen to my music on my phone I can download music to a micro SD card and listen to all my music! The hands free option is truly worth its weight for sure, I really enjoy the fact I don't have to hold my phone anymore to talk!! This is very worth the money and will totally make life in the car much easier 😎