Bluetooth Car Adapter, Yomikoo Car Stereo AUX USB Adapter with Wireless Hands-Free Receiver Compatible with Honda Accord CRV Odyssey Pilot S2000 Acure CL MDX

Bought an old 2003 Acura mdx just to get to work, but needed Bluetooth without dealing with replacing the bose system. This was easy to install and sounds great! Phone calls are good enough but not amazing. Overall super happy!

Poor quality, The 3rd time I used the Bluetooth connection the device started to beep over the speakers and smelled like it was overheating. Had to turn off my car stereo completely

Installed this in my ap1 S2000, it plugs right into the factory radio and was super easy and fast (<10 min) to install! It tucks nicely behind the radio and I pulled it through under the steering column. The sound is great and there’s a lot more bass and less interference noise than the FM transmitter I was using.At high volumes there is a whine when no audio is being played but I suspect that this is due to the gain the OEM radio is introducing and not this dongle.I’d recommend this for people looking to keep the stock radio and still enjoy playing music over Bluetooth

Aux input doesn't work. For any device.Bluetooth loses connectivity unless you connect immediately after turning the car on, and won't reconnect if you switch to radio/CD then back, or if you turn off the radio then back on.The headset is quiet and full of distortion. You can't hear them and all they hear is road noise.The charger plug they sent me is an apple lightning charger even though I ordered the android compatible version.Haven't tried the vard/USB slot yet.3 stars only because when it works, the sound quality is perfect.Car: 2000 Honda Accord

Installed easy and works great in my 2003 Honda S2000 with the stock radio. Left hand dash and radio controls still work and sound quality and connectivity are great. I even managed to push it back behind the radio, so it is not noticeable at all. I have a magnetic mount for my phone just above the climate controls, but it's nice to not have any wires. Pleasantly surprised with this for the price!

Installing it in my Odyssey went as expected. The lightening cable did not work with my iPhone 6s so I did not even install that cable. The mic for the phone I mounted on the steering column - to keep from having to run that cable too far. Toughest part was mounting the receiver so it did not slide around. Ended up using some zip-ties and electrical tape to secure everything under the radio. I did not have to completely disconnect the radio - if you do you will need your radio code to activate the radio after you reconnect. You will most likely need to search YouTube to find a video for removing the radio on your car to help you with the install.With four people always jockeying for the bluetooth connection I thought connecting to the device would be a nightmare. But once everyone has connected to it at least once, it is able to seamlessly switch between phones by just disconnecting (or turning off the phone's bluetooth) whoever is connected. Phone calls work well and I could hear just fine after turning up the volume on my phone and the car. I received no complaints from the other end of the call. Unfortunately if you use the radio buttons to switch songs it jumps ahead two songs - not a big deal so far.Haven't had it for very long so no word yet on longevity.

Item is a good size so it is easy to hide behind the dash.Doesn't always connect to phone. Have to restart car in order to reset. Connector to radio not a great fit.

I bought this as I wanted to have Bluetooth in my car. It made me the happiest girl in the world as I have a car that’s over 20 years old. Unfortunately for me, it stopped working as of yesterday. Now I’m back to being sad again.