Auto Drive Gooseneck Bluetooth FM Transmitter, Dual USB Charging Ports, Compatible with Smartphones,17.5x4.5x13.5CM,75G

As my title says, we only use this for music without a smart phone. I have music downloaded to a mini SD card, that I used in my MP3 player. When this device is plugged into the lighter port in our 2002 truck with the SD card inserted into it, the transmitter displays the FM call letters, We tune the radio to that # and press start to listen to the music on my SD card! This transmitter calls it a TF slot, one picture shows that an SD card fits. We are so happy to have this product with this capability. When we drive across country and keep losing reception to a good radio station, it can be frustrating trying to find our choice of music to listen to. This transmitter completely eliminates this frustration! We would recommend this, as long as you have an older vehicle, that still has a lighter port. As it also has a USB port on the other side, it should be usable to charge a device. We have a USB charger that we usually plug into the lighter port, since this will take up that space, it’s great that it has the charge option as well.

This Bluetooth transmitter is so awesome. There is no need to buy a new stereo system. You just plug in change to that particular station. Of course you need to go to your Bluetooth settings and find the new device. After that it's a done deal turn on your Google play or your Amazon music. You can also make and receive phone calls. This is a must especially if you have a older car and truck but want that new car function. My husband is so excited.

It's amazing. One of the best purchases I've ever made. It works super well. The device is connected to the car's 12-volt port and the station displaying the device on the car's radio is synchronized.

These device is just beyond great and useful I am really loving it. It has really great features like Bluetooth so you can pair your phone with your radio and play music or make a call from your phone, FM transmitter ,hands free phone calls LED display, U disk/TF card to play music files and my favorite of all it has two USB charging ports maximizing my USB charging for multiple devices in my car. One of the USB charging ports is faster charging which is an awesome feature when you need at least some fast charging on your phone! It is very easy to use and I like the gooseneck because I can move the screen around when I need to.It is very small size and with great features ,can't beat that.

Great fm transmitter works easy well worth the money 💰 easy to put in other truck.good price

Very easy to use !!!!!!! Works great 👍

This is an interesting piece of technology to me as I was not aware of it previously. It is also a Smart looking piece of tech in a Compact size as most of our devices lend themselves to these days for convenience's sake. The idea that one can listen to the radio, and make phone calls at the same time without missing a beat is very intriguing. Not to mention that one can carry all of one's own personal music that you could cram onto a TF/SD card. The charging ability of this unit is also convenient and varies by your choice. One can charge it through a USB adapter which most newer vehicles are equipped with nowadays and or, it also comes with the older style Lighter adapter if your vehicle lacks the other. I simply charged mine at my leisure through my Desktop USB. It is a Bluetooth device which I am sure most folks are familiar with by now. It is very Stylish and Space friendly. I gave this 4 stars instead of 5 purely for personal reasons. I prefer to throw or keep several of my old CD's in the car. I would recommend this product to folks who like to take their Playlist along with them on the latest Tech:-)

This device is very cool. Setting it up took me about 2 minutes , it was very easy to install and set up. The directions were simple to follow. It definitely works for its intended purpose, however I do get some interference while listening to music, I have to find a channel that works while not giving me static. You can change the music easily with the buttons. My phone calls come in clear as glass and it’s very easy to answer calls. It’s super small which I enjoy because it takes up no space in my car, but it’s still easy to use the buttons. I also love that it has another usb outlet so I can use the charger for my phone when I need to without having to find somewhere else for it to go. For reference I drive a 2010 Honda. I’m actually very impressed with this and will use it everyday while in my car! Oh

I have tried multiple times to hook this up to my car stero system because I do not have the up to date stereo system. Well, it is too hard for me to understand to program. For some odd reason it just doe not work. But if it did I believe it works be pretty cool to have and use.

We have two cars that don't have Bluetooth capability and until I was offered this one to try we had been moving one transmitter back and forth....which got very annoying. So to start off with, I wasn't terribly impressed with the sound. I tried 15-20 different stations but could not find one that didn't have at least a light staticky noise behind the music and/or audio book that I wanted to listen to. I think maybe the transmitter just doesn't put out a strong enough signal because our other one from a different brand works and has good sound with at least half of the stations that I tried. We live in a medium town in Oregon (Corvallis) and we don't have a ton of radio stations so I can't imagine this would work well at all in a larger city that has a ton of stations vying for the signal. That said, we're still leaving it in the car for now because it's better than not being able to listen to music at all and it seems silly to buy an additional one. Some things I did like about it - The gooseneck is extremely flexible! It's very easy to turn it toward the driver or the passenger so anyone can have access. It has two separate USB ports so you can either charge two phones at the same time (although slowly compared to only having one phone plugged in) OR you can charge one phone and plug in a flash drive with music on it to play through the stereo. (I have not tried that feature because I don't have any music on a flash drive so I can't say how it works.) It connected very easily. I just plugged it in with the car running and turned on the Bluetooth on my phone and it popped up and connected immediately. It also has the option of plugging the phone in directly with an AUX cord instead of using the Bluetooth and comes with a cord. It's moderately simple to change the radio station setting - you just hold down the CH button until it blinks and then use the arrow keys to go back and forth. After it stops blinking those same keys will also switch songs back and forth on Pandora (confirmed) and likely other phone music apps. Some things I didn't like much - As mentioned, the sound vs static isn't great. The person on the other end of the phone sounds sort of tinny. That said, everyone I've called said they could hear me fine and didn't mention any issues with sound quality and it does switch back and forth from music to calls seamlessly when placing or receiving calls. It didn't come with any directions at all. Fortunately it was pretty intuitive, especially after knowing how to use my other one, but I could see that being an issue for other people. Overall, it's not a terrible transmitter and it does the job but I really think there are better options at similar price points so it isn't one I would recommend.