Bluetooth FM Transmitter for Car QC 3.0 Wireless Bluetooth FM Audio

I’ve tried a few different Bluetooth receivers in this price range, and haven’t been super impressed. Decided to give this one a try and was extremely impressed. The sound quality was great (for Bluetooth), it is extremely quiet (most of my other ones have a fair bit of hiss and background noise), and I love that it has a hi/low gain switch and a volume knob. All the others ones I’ve tried are way too quiet - with the high gain and volume, I’m really able to boost the Bluetooth volume, while keeping the background noise super low, which is awesome. I don’t know how well the other inputs work, since I didn’t really need those. For the price, I’m extremely happy. My only two complaints, if you could call them that, are that the volume pot feels cheap (when turning it, you can tell it’s not a high quality potentiometer) and that I really wished I could connect multiple Bluetooth devices to it and use the input select switch to select between them. Instead, the input select only selects between Bluetooth, optical, and coax (and I’m never gonna use the optical and coax inputs). However, both of those are minor quibbles, especially for how much I paid. All in all, I’m super pleased, and will likely be buying a couple more for my other stereos. **update** I’ve been listening to it for a few days now and have a couple additional items I wanted to add to my review. 1) I continue to be incredibly impressed with the sound quality - it’s the best Bluetooth adapter I’ve heard, and, on the small stereo system I’m listening to (25 year old Sony receiver and Bose speakers, so hardly a hifi rig), practically indistinguishable from plugging directly in. 2) The big negative - the Bluetooth range is pretty poor. I was hoping that, with the antenna, the range would be increased. Unfortunately, that’s not really the case, and this really is limited to that 15 foot range of many Bluetooth devices. It seems they chose to emphasize sound quality over range, which I totally understand. I’m just a little disappointed I couldn’t have BOTH range and sound quality. To sum up, I think this little Bluetooth adapter is an amazing deal. I contemplated taking a star off (making it 4 out 5) for the disappointing range, but, for the price, really couldn’t justify that. For the money, it performs well above expectations, and for that I feel justified in giving it 5 out of 5 stars. Were I to have spent more than the $25-ish that I paid, though, I would have needed to see an increased range to continue justifying the 5 stars. All in all, highly recommended, especially for situations where sound quality is more important than range.

This item solved buzzing issue I was experiencing with a $10 DAC for TV to stereo sound. No objectionable noise introduced changing inputs or volume. Bluetooth was a bonus, pairs easily, can't flaw it. The volume control applies to all inputs, may not suit everyone but works for me. Headphone output does not mute RCA output, which is bit unusual but you can turn off the receiver when using headphones. All in all a great little unit, I'm really pleased with it.

I purchased this because I wanted to be able to play music wirelessly over BT. SKIP the next paragraph if you only want to read about Mypin BT unit! I had a CRV before where I was able to swap out the factory head unit for an aftermarket one with CarPlay and AndroidAuto, but this 2009 Honda Pilot Touring had the Navigation that is integrated into the rest of the center stack. There are no compatible head units that were made for trims with the Navigation. The only option was something called NavTool which adds CarPlay to the factory navigation screen, but there was no way I was going to shell out $500 USD for that. Once you have CarPlay or AndroidAuto, it’s hard to go back. Playing music over BT isn’t that bad and I can use my phone for navigation. This car being from 2009 had BT Handsfree CALLING only so there was no music playback over BT available. The only other options were the 3.5mm AUDIO jack/iPod jack in the car. I have an iPhone 12 and the iPod connection is finicky, sometimes it let me play music, sometimes it didn’t. A lot of the time, my phone would just charge without being detected. I bought the Mypin unit after seeing some reviews on YouTube saying how the audio quality is very good. I tried an FM transmitter for BT playback but it sounded awful. BT audio quality is always going to suffer but the Mypin unit actually had very crisp sounding audio. The bass is deep and acoustics are great as well. With the Mypin unit, the stock SUB in the car was very punchy just like if I used a wired connection, the FM transmitter sounded very quiet and muffled. For $40 CAD, this is one of the better deals you can find in terms of price-performance.

El equipo es muy pequeño y se siente de una muy buena calidad, La instalación es muy sencilla y el uso es muy simple El Bluetooth funciona sin problemas y tiene un gran alcance de más de 10m. Yo lo uso más para mandar el audio de mi TV por medio de F.O la calidad de audio es muy limpia y muy buena, Usando el modo de ganancia alto se pueden ganar unos cuantos dB. No es lo más avanzado ya que el ajuste de volumen es manual y los cambios de modos es por botones si eso no te molesta es un muy buen dispositivo para tener una mejor experiencia de audio mientras se conecte a un buen amplificador o bocinas.

La vdd es muy bien equipo para el precio ... muchos se quejan de que no es amplificador y efectivamente no es amplificador pra bocinas !!! Trae un amplificador para Audifonos bastante potente !!! Yo lo compre para unas bocinas portátiles que normalmente conectaba directas a mi iPhone 11 Pro por qué así sonaba bien ... ahora con este aparato tengo mucho más volumen Y tiene muy buen alcance de señal de Bluetooth, funciona muy bien el amplificador de audífonos ... tiene unos ligeros ruidos de señal pero eso solo pasa cuando tienes el volumen muy alto en el dispositivo y cambias de canción o cosas así, pero es mínimo la vdd estoy muy contento con la compra !! Por otro lado la salida RCA es de potencia regular nada sorprendente ya que el amplificador que trae interno es para los audifonos no para la salida rca !! Pero también muy bien !!! No he calado el dac pero imagino que debe de funcionar bien ya que al parecer todo en el dispositivo función de maravilla ... Lo único que si noté que les recomiendo es que el convertidor de 110v a 5v que usen que sea de buena capacidad como de 1 amper para arriba si no es que de 2 amperes ... ya que e primero que vale no dio la potencia y sonaba un poco viciado el sonido !! Me imaginé que era eso por qué a bajo volumen no lo hacía ... a la hora que cambie el convertidor funciono mucho mejor !! Después voy a hacer la prueba con otro a ver qué tal ... ahorita el que uso es de 1 amper si no me falla... y funciono muy bien !! Les aclaro que no por qué tenga ese volumen quiere decir que su sonido va a sonar mejor .. simplemente como en mi caso mi bocina requiere de más voltaje para que de su 100% por eso buscaba algo con amplificador de audífonos ... si en su sonido cuando lo compren cuando le suban se satura quiere decir que no acepta tanto voltaje de señal y se satura !! Por eso se usa solo el rca en esos casos ... ósea que es muy versátil !! Encantado con el aparato !!