FM Transmitter for Car Bluetooth 5.3, [All-Metal] PD 30W & QC3.0 18W Fast Car Charger, Wireless FM Radio Kit Bluetooth Car Adapter, Noise Cancelling Hands-Free Call, Blue Light – Silver

Works and sounds great. Ideal for tight spots in car.
This transmitter sounds great….much better than a different model I had purchased at half the price and returned. Good low-end bass, and nice high end. Interestingly enough, it does NOT have a volume adjustment….but it does automatically optimize sound output, and you can then just adjust with your radio’s volume control. The small size is particularly good if your vehicle is like mine and has a cigarette lighter that is in a very tight spot. I like the blue lighting of the unit and the fact that the forward and rewind buttons are right on the top. Some units I had looked at, had the controls in very hard to reach places. Not so with this unit. Bluetooth automatically connects very quickly and easily. Some other reviewer had commented that she didn’t like how the Bluetooth connection is confirmed with a female voice every time you start the car…..but I actually really like that feature. It also sounds cool and high tech to have your car speak to you like that over the speaker system when it connects (or doesn’t connect…it will let you know either way). I didn’t need an “aux in” feature like some units have. This unit does not have an aux-in, so just make sure you don’t need that feature before purchasing this. By the way, there’s an app available called “Clear FM” that is a great free app for identifying the best stations to tune into in the area you live in. It’s made specifically to assist with FM transmitters like this.

Works, but not perfect
I have a 2015 Honda CRV-Touring. The phone I originally had when we bought this car, was a Samsung FE20. The Bluetooth worked perfectly with Honda Link and my Samsung phone. If I’d known the newer phone that I bought in October 2022 (Google Pixel 7 Pro) would be CRAP when it comes to Bluetooth, I would have never bought it. I cannot for the life of me, [and it is super frustrating] get the Bluetooth on my Pixel to work in conjunction with the Honda Link in my car. So, I had to buy a transmitter like this one in order to listen to music the way I want to listen to it. The only place I have available to plug this transmitter into is low and to the right of the console. Consequently, this would be perfect for whomever is sitting in the passenger seat as they can reach it easier than I can. But that is not the fault of the manufacturer of this product. Since it is harder for me to reach the phone/music button on this, it can’t be pressed correctly unless I am looking directly at it—which is difficult to do when I am driving (many times I have pressed it wrong while driving). So, I don’t use that feature unless I use it before I start to drive or when parked. If it had a phone only button, then I could probably press it with confidence without having to look at it. When I have talked using the phone feature, the sound quality is clear and we can hear each other just as good as when I was able to talk handsfree with my other smart phone (Samsung FE20). I do like the charging ports. It charges super-fast. Almost better than the dedicated Google stand that I have for my current phone. However, the sound quality for music, not so great. I have excellent car speakers for which the higher the volume number the louder it is. Sound volume number 10 is usually the perfect sound volume. But with the transmitter, I have to turn it all the way up to 20–which without the transmitter and with my previous Samsung phone, would have been waaaaaaay too loud–as in could make me eventually deaf loud. The fact that I have to now use 20 on the volume for the sound to remotely normal, is inconvenient. When I switch to the actual radio dials on the car, sometimes I forget that the sound is way up for the transmitter, so when I drive clients, or friends, when I turn on the car—it’s like a loud alarm to them and I have been embarrassed on more than one occasion. I probably should have returned this transmitter for something better, but after the many hours/days of research/reading reviews just to find this one, I was too tired and too busy to go through that all over again. In regards to possible battery drain if the transmitter is left plugged in, I have had no problems with that which I am grateful for. This transmitter is a tight squeeze into its location and it’s not easy to pull out and put back in, so I just leave it plugged in.

Lo compré por las especificaciones que traía en la descripción , si es un producto de calidad, está hecho de metal y tiene transmisión bluetooth versión 5.3 que le da una estabilidad magnifica en audio y voz, la música en cuanto a fidelidad está excelente.