FM Transmitter for Car V5.0 Bluetooth Car Adapter,QC3.0 Charge & 7 RGB Color LED Backlight Wireless Music Player Radio Transmitter Hands Free Car Kit Dual USB Ports Car Kit

great Product and price

I have an old classic car and I want my bluetooth to work with my factory stereo but I don't want to rip out the original head unit. This solves that perfectly! When you find a clear radio station, just set this to that radio frequency (press and hold the top right button for 3 seconds, then turn dial, press top right again to set) then tune your car stereo to that same frequency. Super clear, as long as you're not setting it to close to use radio station. Example, I set it to 100.5 when I have a local station 100.9 and it gets loud static and terrible sounding, but I set it to 87.7, where there is no station near that frequency, and I get crisp clear sound and it works flawlessly. This remembered my bluetooth device better than my ACarplay/AAuto equipped new car. Example, my new car, I turn it on and I have to wait a few seconds for it to do it's luxury car 'splash' screen and boot up. With my old car, where I have this installed, I turn the key to accessory or start the car, and instantly (not but a single second delay if that) I hear the words "bluetooth connected" and it starts playing my music or whatever I want it to do. I have not tried the USB/USB-C connectors yet, but with how well everything else works on this, next track, volume, answer phone, etc, I can't imagine it doesn't work flawlessly as well. The only thing I don't like on this is the RGB color lighting. Sure that works great too if you want it to rainbow color, but it doesn't remember what color setting you had it on last, in my case I just want it off. Everything besides remembering the last color setting just works so flawlessly that I'm installing an additional 12v socket so I can hide this item entirely and keep my classic car looking completely original.

It doesn’t matter what clear station it is on it has a terrible high pitch static noise in the background do not buy

Product was easy to install, I was able to easily navigate the settings. Hey I am not tech savvy, however I know I needed something small for my second vehicle. This was perfect and sound is still good. Charger works fast also.

I really liked how fast I was able to get up and running with this item. It takes care of figuring out your connection method with not a lot of set-up. I gave the instructions a quick read, and they're in decent English.The main trick is playing with the radio to find an unoccupied frequency without a lot of interference. Once you get a good one, just hold the "CH" button until the numbers display blinks, and spin the knob to match the frequency on your car's radio.I had no problem at all connecting my phone to it by Bluetooth. It's called BT-Car Kit in the phone's Bluetooth connection options. It will read and play from most USB drives that have music files on them. The instructions say it supports MP3 and WMA, but the listing says it also supports WAV and FLAC. I haven't actually tested this since most of my songs are MP3, and it has no problem playing those.One thing that made me sad is it doesn't have a 3.5mm AUX input, and it also doesn't read the songs on my MP3 player's memory when connected to the disc USB port on the Transmitter, which some other speakers/players do. It instead just charges it. Maybe the charge function of that port makes this too difficult for the price point, or not possible. Whatever the reason, my MP3 player has no way to talk to it.My favorite part is the ease of starting this up and shutting it down. I just leave a thumb drive with music files on it plugged into it and slide the whole thing into the cigarette lighter port on the car, and it starts up in USB Mode and begins playing the songs immediately. When I'm done, I just pull it out without needing to do some kind of shutdown.So, now to the bad. The volume you can achieve with this device is very disappointing. If you have your music source, transmitter, and radio volume, all at 100%, the music will be about 25% of the volume compared to a fully amplified signal, such as playing a CD or a loud and clear radio station. When the whole chain is maxed out on volume, this amounts to about a moderate listening volume; You cannot blast that song you love. And, I have to be careful to remember to turn my car stereo's volume way down before I take the device out or change the station, or I'll get blown out of my car from the sound of a real radio station.Volume is such an important thing on a device like this, I was going to give it only 2 stars, but it otherwise did work very well, and I read a lot about amplitude being a universal limitation of devices like this one. I don't know if there's a super-expensive option that fixes this, but based on what I've read, weak volume is a common complaint for all car FM transmitters.So, 3 stars. It's a great little device, and if you don't mind having to max out all device volumes just to get moderate sound out of this, it's pretty good. Also, that color-changing light ring is kinda' sharp.

Could be a little louder and took a min to figure. Station out. Love the colors though

Absolutely love it!