Bluetooth Car Kit FM Transmitter Audio Adapter Car Kit

Not good

Too much costly. Zero power backup. Very poor material quality. So disturbance in voice while using. Totally useless waste product.

The device worked well if only I could get it to switch on reliably. The on/off switch fails to power on the device. One has to move the switch from off to on and back many times before it would power on. I requested a refund but have not heard back from the supplier in the two business days Amazon requires of the supplier. Amazon will go ahead and do the right thing by giving me a refund.

It's becoming increasingly harder to find little transmitters like this. It puts out a very clear and clean signal. Yes, it does transmit to the 87.5 to 87.9 signals. Some tips: this transmitter does not take high volumes to drive it. I have to put my laptop to the 34% volume setting on the headphone jack and an iPhone running a 3.5 adapter did not take a loud volume to push it either. I'm hoping it holds up for a bit. Will keep you updated. Thank you for the awesome transmitter. There is no plastic cover over the screen so please do not attempt to pull it off. After a few days of very in-depth listening, I can tell you all this transmitter does in fact have a clear sound. I can't stress enough this transmitter has a very low volume threshold so it's very easy to distort. I'd say put your phone to 20 to 30% volume at the highest and that should be OK. Also if you are able to and your radio goes this low, stay in the 87.5 to 87.9 range. Unless your area still has a low powered station on 87.7. That is because channel 6 is the same as 87.7 fm. Hope this helps someone out. 7 month update: Still working good!!! Have had it on for a few hours and no problems. If you want to leave it powered on for a few hours, you can just leave it connected to a micro usb charger and it will keep transmitting. I have had it cover a whole house. The audio quality is very awesome, just as long as you don't overdrive it. 87.5 to 87.9 are good channels if you can use them. Year and a half update: This thing still works awesome! I use it for a PT 15 radio station and other things, and it still works perfect. Seems to get a few hours on battery. I leave it pulgged into a USB port on the computer and it can run for hours on end. Really hope this stays around for a while. This is an awesome product and little transmitters like this get harder to find as the years go on.

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I got this because my wife's new Kia Soul doesn't support an iPod. Yeah, it does Apple CarPlay but she doesn't have an iPhone. Yeah, it does Android Auto but she doesn't want to move her music. Bluetooth adapters won't work because the Soul's Bluetooth requires you type a pin code on the Bluetooth device. She has decades of playlists for her music and doesn't want to lose them. And yeah, I know, the iPod is completely discontinued so someday she'll be out of luck. For now though, there's this wonderful little Beinhome FM Transmitter. It's simple to use and it simply works. Plug it into the audio jack on the iPod (it's actually the same width and depth as an iPod so it doesn't get in the way) and then find an unused FM station the radio. Set the Beinhome FM Transmitter to the same station and viola! Her iPod works again! I'm in the NYC area so finding an unused station took a little while and some trial-and-error but I found one that worked well. Once I had the station locked it just worked. The sound quality is good but I'm not the best judge of sound quality. I'm very, very happy with this Beinhome FM Transmitter!

Funciona bien hasta la fecha lo recomiendo