Bluetooth FM Transmitter, CHGeek Wireless Bluetooth Radio Transmitter Adapter with Handsfree Talking with 5V/2.1A Dual USB Ports with LED Display Support USB Flash Drive, TF Card, Smart Car Locator

I received this product a lot earlier than expected which is always nice and it was packaged well. It's a simple plug and play device that conected to my phone quite quickly and was easy enough to set up without reading the instructions. It comes with a USB socket on the side so you don't loose the use of a cigarette lighter socket if you need to charge your phone or run a sat nav and the sound quality from playing music from my phone and making calls through this device I thought was very good. I play the music on my phone through it and when i switch off my engine, my music on my phone pauses, and upon restarting my car, it reconnects automatically withing 10 seconds. only issues I found were as follows. In my local county, we don't have a radio station set to the frequency of 88.0 which is what my bluetooth device is set up to use, so the quality is quite good, however, if you travel across counties you may find that their local radio stations are set on, or close to your chosen frequency and you will get static over you call or music. This can be rectified if you don't mind pulling over somewhere safely to select a new frequency to use but who will do that honestly? Frankley though, this is to be entirely expected. Also, I find if I press the screen of the device to skip music tracks or answer/hang up calls, it can often move it too much to stop power running to the unit and disconnect it from your phone. But again, I have my phone on a cradle and would rather see who's calling me and answer from my handset. As far as the law goes, touching your phone in a cradle or the bluetooth device to answer calls is no different. All in all, despite this for the money, I think this is a fantastic little product and I would highly recommend it to anyone that wants a simple hands free system in their vehicle.

Hqving an older vehicle without a removable stereo as it id's built into the dash, I've been stuck using CD's. Very 2005 I know.... And I've been meaning to get such a little device for a long time but haven't found the right one until now. This is my first bluetooth fm transmitter and I was sceptical about how well it works and if it would crackle or sound like a badly tuned radio station,however I was very wrong and very pleasantly surprised!It was very simple to setup. In fact it took only 30 seconds to read the manual and another 30 seconds to set it up in the car. I plugged the device in and my mobile phone found it instantly when scanning for bluetooth devices. Once paired, it was as simple as posting some music on my phone and tuning into the corresponding radio station shown on the front of the device. Very very simple! To toggle the tracks or pause, all that is required is a single click of the hidden button at the front of the device and this works great being very responsive.The usb ports are a huge bonus as you can also charge your device whilst using gps or streaming music. I've not yet tested the usb port for usb media but with the other features working great, I wouldn't worry about it not working as well as the rest or even better.The item quality itself is great. I was suprised at the size, imagining that it would be bigger but as you can see in my photo it fots nicely and looks great. Very sleek and when the car is powered on, nice blue led lights display on the front which make it more cool. The item arrived well packaged with a small booklet manual in various languages which was simple to navigate and follow.Overall I love this item. It is great and works as intended. No negatives at all!

This was bought for a VW EOS without the auxiliary input option fitted so that I could play music from an iPhone 8. It's very easy to set up. You look for a dead frequency on the radio, most commonly around the bottom end of the dial (around 88.0), and then tune the unit to the same frequency. The sound quality is not quite as high as the in-car CD player, although that's not massively noticeable in everyday use - especially when the roof is down. The main problem I have is that it's mostly used in London where there are more stations active, which can mean that periodic retuning is necessary. And that can't be done when driving alone. But the unit works well and was certainly cheaper than taking the car into a garage and having the auxiliary socket in the glove compartment connected. Recommended (with minor reservations).

Actually supprised how well this works!Simplicity of set up is great and the sound quality is very impresive indeed.1 major draw back though is how the display remaims on all the time when power is live to the unit, not a problem if power is turned off with ignition but thats not the case with many cars now, also when usning the device the lights around the edge constantly blink (slowly) all the time, which is anoying and strange!The edge lights (the button lights) shouldn't blink, they should illuminate only when the unit is first powered on and for only a short time after being pressed, the middle of the display should show time or temperature or battery voltage, instead of showing the set frequency all the time, i already know this 🤔...