Bluetooth 5.0 Car Adapter, BAVNCO Mini Stereo Transmitter Receiver Wireless 3.5mm Aux Jack Adapter Hands-Free Car Kit Built-in Mic for Car, Home Stereo, Headphones, PC,TV and More

Works absolutely amazing!!! 5 stars!!

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Best 12-ish bucks I spent.Bought this to try to connect my old iPod Classic to new car stereo that does not have a headphone jack.Only have 2 issues that has to deal with sound fidelity. If you can deal with that then I recommend.1. Sounds tend to be a little flat. Needs an EQ adjustment. I then just use the built-in EQ in the iPod to boost highs and lows in addition to my usual car stereo EQ.2. Stereo separation seems weak. It almost sounds like its down-mixed to mono. Its not that bad, but I haven't had a chance to play source material that's only R or L channel to test and compare. I don't think its mono but if you are critical about this just a heads up. Its probably because its not as good as the stereo separation of my car stereo's bluetooth.Otherwise it works great, recommended.

Bought this to use in our trailer. First of all the instructions are printed way to small. Very difficult to read. Second it too for ever for it to connect to my phone blue tooth. Third, once it did connect I was finally able to stream music from my phone to the sound system in my trailer. BUT, there was this weird high pitch whine coming through the speaker along with the music. Packed up everything and shipped it back to Amazon. Made in China says it all.

Exactly what I was looking for. Easy to connect to. I plugged it into the usb AND the aux in my car like recommended. Volume and sound level/ quality is great no complaints. I actually turn my volume on my iphone one or two levels down so I don’t blow out my speakers and also so my phone stops alerting me that I’m listening to music too loud. Turns on when car turns on, turns off when car turns off.

hard to connect in my Acura.instructions are not well written for troubleshooting

Really good product. My dog broke my first one but I had it for 2 years I think and it still worked perfect. For the price and functionality you cant beat it. Connects to my phone easily and connects automatically once you get it connected.

This is my third wired bluetooth usb connection device.currently i use this one to connect my dell 2n1 laptop to JBL flip 6 (which should have an analog input {i know, makes water proof test hard to pass, but still... }).Why not use the native PC bluetooth? It seems when the available RAM on the Dell gets too low the native PC bluetooth drops out and/or crackles. this device is a work around so I can use a bluetooth speaker in lieu of wired Bose Quiet 15 headphones, or Shure Aonic 50 Gen 1 using the USB (thus digital) connection to DAC in the headphones when I am home.So I have only used this device as follows:1. connect cable from Headphone jack on computer to transmitter2. use battery power pack to power transmitter (no self contained power in transmitter)3. connection transmitter to JBL 6 flip using BluetoothPros: Cheap. easy to set up. connected right away. took less than 15 seconds to unpackage, connect and get sound out of my JBL Flip 6Cons: no self contained power in transmitter. audio quality is not great. sounds muted, like no high end EQs. Drops out from time to time for no apparent reason.I will probably keep it. I will probably get a higher end unit if i decide i need better audio EQ for this application. I was hoping for better, but for $10 I am not happy, but satisfied.Well, sort of.