Nulaxy Wireless in-Car Bluetooth FM Transmitter Radio Adapter Car Kit with 1.44 Inch Display and USB Car Charger

Installation was a no brainer, extremely easy...basically just plug it it. Blue tooth connects easily. This also has a USB port to charge as well. It's compact size is perfect. Sound quality while using the phone is very good. I have a older vehicle and it works perfectly.

Does exactly what it says on the tin. Fits into your car lighter socket, powers on immediately and is ready to pair. Adjust volume on your phone to max, then adjust volume on this device to max, then adjust your radio volume to the loudest you want your music. After that, just turn down this device's volume with the dial, until it is a comfortable listening volume. If you hear any buzz (1 kHz whine) adjust the FM frequency of the device 1 click at a time and your radio station the same, until you get a good, clear, strong signal. Controls are easy to understand and intuitive! Honestly had to adjust the BASS/TREBLE on my car radio, as this device produces a better sound than the AUX port built into my car. Very good sound. Also, the one click phone call answer is handy.

Perfect

After having had a few FM transmitters over the past (feels like) decades or so, This one does 'what it says on the tin'. "The guru of FM transmitters". Used on a 2008 Astra, no aux available, just connected up via cigarette lighter and synch to 87.5fm. Great large clear screen makes it easy to see what you are doing. With the screen on continually, it also makes it easier to see without having to click on it to 'waken it up'. 'Next' and 'back' buttons are large and work perfect for me using Spotify. (Still to test out on sd card or usb pen drive). Charger works perfect also. Easy to install and instructions are great and easy to follow. Quality of both Music through car radio and telephone quality is so good. To note - Volume needs to be raised a couple of clicks to hear clearly, so be aware if changing radio station to another channel. Volume button on device is in great location, but I tend to use steering wheel controls. Just bought another one for my wife's car.

This is my first product of this type and I am not happy with it. I've tried multiple frequencies (even 108 and 87.5, which technically should be the best), I've also removed the radio antenna and there is still a lot of interference. The sound quality would be good if not for the noises.