Syncwire Bluetooth 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

This Bluetooth FM transmitter works great and was very easy to set up. The connection is quick and stable, and the sound quality is surprisingly clear with good bass. I also like the fast charging ports and the simple hands-free calling. The LED display and optional ambient light are nice touches. Overall, a solid upgrade for older cars without Bluetooth.

This stupid thing. Seriously. Who needs one of these in 202X? Well, if you have an older car that you couldn't justify upgrading the stereo in, than you do . . . I bought this for an old Saab, and particularly bought this model because it sits more flush than the goose-neck models. My car is a stick, and this is completely out of the way and perfectly sits where I need it. There are a couple things I don't love. One, the lights always default to on. They're easy enough to turn off, but that's the first thing I do every time I plug it in, or start the car: double click the bottom button and disable the LED light show. I know some people may like it, but I find it annoying. The other issue is it can be a little tricky to figure out how to set it up. I've had other models that were a breeze to change the tuning station, but this is a little more finicky and hard to do on the road if you need to. So, for local drives, this is 100% set it and forget it (just double click to turn of the LED each time it starts up), but for longer road trips where you're reaching for the dial to stop station bleed, it's a little more of a pain. Still, nothing I would fault this unit for. It does what it does and in a very small footprint. Sound quality is excellent, especially if you use Radio-Locator.com and the unused station option. On a road trip this is a one-stop-shop for location aware finding of unused channels and a drive from Seattle to LA usually only needs three to four adjustments. Find the right channel (we've always been able to) and it's crystal clear, zero static, and works perfectly. Sure, it's not as easy as having a blue tooth connection to your car's radio, but this is also an item that can be had for a fraction of the price of a stereo upgrade (especially considering installation, any power or wiring changes needed, etc, etc, etc) and it just works, period. If you're looking and wondering if this thing is what you need to be streaming music to your older car's stereo . . . I can say, without a doubt, you'll be happy.

I have a couple of these; one on my motorcycle and one on the boat. Great way to stream music from my phone to the older radios without going through the hassle of upgrading. On the boat this one also fast charges phones and/or navigation tablets, pretty handy. Setup and interface are simple and intuitive. One caveat, check how your phone is paired in the event you do not want phone calls to automatically transfer to this, or any other, device.

This fm transmitter works well enough. I can use my iPhone through my car radio, including streaming music, GPS navigation and making phone calls. The only problem is that it occasionally cuts out. Otherwise I’m happy with it. Obviously a Bluetooth capable audio system would be better, but this is a good less expensive alternative.

Works great actually sounds better than my stereo phone calls there is a very slight static but I think if I try a different radio channel don't bother me completely happy with it

Its nice, easy and fast to setup. Clear sound.. love it. Definitely recomended... 👍

Just got this today. So far it works wonderfully. It hooks right up to the iPhone and the best part is that it transmits at 87.7 and 87.9. I'll see how it works in the long run but so far so good.

Outstanding price. Works perfectly. Takes my old system and totally updates but simply plugging into the cig lighter. Connected immediately to my phone. Game changer for my old jeep.