U2 Bluetooth Aux Adapter,Smallest Bluetooth Receiver Car Adapter Aux USB to 3.5mm Jack Bluetooth Handsfree Car kit Audio Receiver with Microphone for Car Speaker Home Audio Stereo (Black)

I have a Bose sound system in my Rogue, but the only way that I could connect a Samsung phone to allow me to listen to my music was by a 3.5mm cable. All of the cables that I tried allowed a feedback sound from the engine of the car. Installation was very simple in my case. In the center console is a USB port for an iPhone (or flash drive) and the 3.5mm jack. Using a cable on my phone also put that cable in the way of everything in the car. The ihens5 U2 Bluetooth Aux Adapter solved the problems. The only drawback is that I cannot use the buttons (beside volume) to control my phone, but it is far better than the 3.5mm cables I was using. I do not use this for the calling features. My Samsung phone connects to both the car and the ihens5 U2 Bluetooth Aux Adapter.

I've only had it a few days, but I love the simplistic and elegant Bluetooth audio solution so much that I bought another for my friend's son.No battery to charge and eventually fail, no bulky device or buttons... Just Bluetooth when you start your vehicle (plus hands free calls that I may use, but pay little attention to).Basically 1 (one) wire... USB on one end, and AUX on the other. Great sound, great connectivity and no worries.

It connects automatically to my phone like 95% of the time after the first pair. Takes about 10 seconds. If it doesn’t just take out the car charger and plug it back in. Good quality but I’m worried it scratches kind of easily, and it’s kind of difficult to fit into the USB, I had to push pretty hard and thought it would break something. Sound quality is not bad, just a little quieter than using aux I guess. My car charging port is kind of low physically so if I use the mic I need to speak up kind of loud. I like using speaker better on phone calls.

I have had no problems with this, it performs as stated by the seller. Auto-pairing was very important to me, and my phone (Huawei Mate 10 Pro) auto pairs with this within seconds of turning on the car, every time. I've only had to pair it once manually, when I plugged this in for the first time. Your mileage with your phone auto-pairing with this may vary however, depending on your make and model of the mobile device, but in my case it works great. Audio quality is on par with my old aux cord to phone setup, with no hissing or popping. I have this device plugged into a higher quality charging port made by Samsung, which may be helping with eliminating electrical interference, I would imagine using a dirt cheap USB adapter with this product could cause interference issues.EDIT: Over two years later (2/10/2021), I still use this and it's working great for me.

Using my latest iPhone (XS) required me to rethink my in-car use. The XS has no audio jack (a dongle can be used to convert lightning to audio, but then the phone can't be charged without getting a large combo audio/charging dongle -- and the reviews of their performance are not promising). Adding this device eliminated the need for an audio cord running across the dash, allows me to charge the phone while using its audio over the car stereo, provides a decent microphone for phone calls or Siri commands, and offers a very reliable (and easily set up) bluetooth connection for all of those uses. Nice product.

Great! Works as advertised, my only issue would be the alternator hum you get from time to time.

I don't usually write raving reviews for items but this thing is awesome. Sound quality is a 8/10 easy to use is a 9/10 and making your life better is a 100/10. My experience may be inflated because my iphone's headphone jack is starting to mess up in its old age. About every 20 seconds when headphones are plugged in it tries to open siri, enraging enough that I almost threw my phone a few times.This solved a real problem for me... and saved me from buying a new phone out of frustration :)Also its a good quality buy if you have one of those new fangled Iphones with missing headphone jacks and your car doesn't have bluetooth.

Does it work? Yes. Does it sound decent? Yes. HOWEVER, the USB is such a small and tight fit that I had to essentially force it to go in. If I could leave it in forever I guess it wouldnt be too much of a problem, but to put the device in pairing mode you have to unplug it and put it back in which I'm afraid doing this multiple times will break my cars USB port. It reconnects automatically to my phone when I start the car, but if a passenger wants to connect their phone I have to unplug and forcefully plug it back in. I would not recommend this product unless you dont care about your USB port breaking.