SYNCWIREBluetooth 5.4 FM Transmitter Car Adapter 48W (PD 36W & 12W) [Light Switch] [HiFi Bass Sound] [Fast Charging] Wireless Radio Music Adapter LED Display Hands-Free Calling Support USB Drive

I wasn’t thinking it would be any good for the price but I must say it’s such an Amazing product easy to use to connect it to the radio frequency and then Bluetooth to your phone. Music is so clear and don’t need to have the volume up loud. Plenty of spaces to charge different devices. Also on the little knob bit it answers your calls but also changes songs so your still hands free. Such a great product if your car doesn’t have Bluetooth built in or an older version of car

I got this today. I plugged it in and paired it with my phone. Then i tuned it to a frequency on tye radio. I worked instantly. I can play spotify easily. I took several phone calls and they were clear and they heard me just fine.If you have an older car like me, other than have a digital radio installed, this is a perfect solution.So far so good. Would recommend this.

Great little devise. Connection is good and sound quality is also good.The hands free works but people say I sound a bit distant. May be because the devise is not that close to me in the van.The only thing I don’t like about it is the lights are sound responsive, so they pulse with the noise of the stereo, they are easy enough to turn off but I have to do it every time I use it. Apart from that I really like it.Would recommend.

Works well, easy to setup and connect to a frequency. It is small and unobtrusive. Some reviews say the red button to turn off the surrounding light is hard to get to - I put mine in upside down so the button is easily accessible. It is a very tight fit in my cigarette lighter slot but this could be due to the age of my car which is a 19 year old Chrysler PT Cruiser. Purchased so my 16 year old can play his "music" on journeys, I can't comment on the call answering function as I haven't setup up my mobile to the bluetooth.

Really good product it fits great to most car interiors, sound clarity is really good comparable to a aux connection, depending on how many FM radio channels you've got in the area it might take you around 5 minutes to set up. Overall really good value for money, only downside would be that when you turn off the car but have the ignition switch on the static from the FM disconnecting can be annoying,even so 5* from me

easy to use and set up with instructions had to look up free radio frequencies as i struggled finding one that wasn’t static sounding which it did warn and instruct to find one with no noise but does an amazing job and easy to change frequency I'm using 107.3 and it sounds amazing

Works quite well so far. Main criticism would be that the coloured disco lights around the edges (that flash with the music level) are on by default which is a distraction when driving. They can be disabled easily enough by double clicking the lower red button, but the setting is not stored, so the disco returns at the next power cycle.Other functionality is obtained by the little joystick through various long/short gestures. These are slightly cryptic so keeping the manual nearby is a good move until you've memorised what you need.Another minor gripe is that the unit doesn't broadcast an RDS id so it's not so obvious your radio is tuned to its frequency.Other than that, it seems to work well and sound good.

Turned my old car radio into a Bluetooth easily. Great product, amazing sound. Definitely worth the money