Aston Innovations SoundTek A1+ Bluetooth Car Kit with AAC for Music Streaming Handsfree Calls,Aux Bluetooth Adapter for Car/Home Stereo,Built-in Noise Isolator & MIC,Auto On/Off

I bought this for my vehicle when people began complaining that calls sounded awful. I also wanted something that would allow me to pause or change a song with a button so that I wouldn't have to mess with my phone while driving. This was super-easy to install, it connects almost instantly to my phone when I turn on the car, and people claim that my voice sounds so much better in calls. Money well-spent. If I have one gripe about it, it might be that the buttons on it aren't super "clicky" so sometimes you don't realize you clicked it and it skips more than one song. That's a minor preference thing though. The sound is great and it works without any problems. I definitely would recommend it.

Mic Quality – Shockingly Good – Most Bluetooth car kits struggle with call quality, but this one actually delivers. I’ve been using it for over a year with zero issues—calls are clear, crisp, and easy to hear on both ends. It cuts through background noise like a champ, making it one of the best mics in this price range. 🚗 Plug & Play Simplicity – No rocket science needed. Plug into your AUX, pair, and you’re good to go. 🔊 AAC Codec = Better Audio – Sound quality is solid, with decent bass and clarity. If you're upgrading from static-filled FM transmitters, this will feel like a whole new world. 🔋 Auto On/Off – No more pressing buttons every time you start the car. This thing wakes up with your engine like it’s had its morning coffee. 🛠️ Noise Isolator Works – No annoying buzzing or ground loop noise. Your music and calls stay clean and clear. This isn’t just another cheap Bluetooth adapter—it’s reliable, crystal clear for calls, and lasts. After a year of daily use, it still works like day one. If you’re sick of Bluetooth kits with terrible mics, this one is a no-brainer.

Read many, many reviews before purchasing this one because i had bad experience from previous one. It was besing bk01 ..This is exactly what I wanted for my car! It does exactly what’s supposed to do. Crystal clear music playback and very good call quality as the other person hears me loud and clear without any complains! It connects right up whenever i start my car and the buttons work as they should. I have no complaints so far! The backlight of the buttons is also a nice touch.

UPDATE: after using it for a while I am still satisfied, but I had to take one star off, because I noticed an issue. It may have been there all along or developed at some point, I am not sure. The system sounds like the right channel is much louder than the left, but when trying to adjust the balance, the left channel has low, distorted volume that cannot be adjusted to operate properly. Basically, sounds like the amplifier driving the left channel is broken. The system is still usable, but all sound is coming from the right side of the car. This causes the passenger perceiving the sound as too loud, when the driver's volume seems comfortable. ORIGINAL REVIEW: I have used it for a short time so far, but I'm impressed. My previous bluetooth car receiver was Roav, but it broke, so I decided to try this one. It has everything I need: - turns off when I turn off the car - automatically reconnects to my phone when I turn the car on - has lighted buttons One feature where this item stands out from other units I tried is that the sound volume when listening to music and when making the phone calls is about the same. The other ones had voice calls at much lower volume so not only I had to dial the volume up during the phone calls, but then the music coming back on after the call would blast at me if I did not lower the volume in time. This one has it perfectly level, I had no need to adjust the volume much between the calls and the music. Overall I am very happy with this unit and I hope it will last me for a while. But even if does not, the price is a bargain, well worth it.

I drive a 2007 honda fit. Nothin fancy about it. It has a standard cd player stereo with a lighter outlet and an aux port. I've tried a bunch of different Bluetooth/radio, and Bluetooth/aux devices ranging from 5$ to 30$. They work great if all you want is music. But if you need something for hands free phone calls with clear audio for both parties, this is the gadget for you! Don't believe the "ultra clarity noise canceling microphone" with cheaper devices. It's crap! The only noise they cancel is your voice, and they amplify all other noise. It's all a lie! No one can hear you! Get this thing!!!! I have zero complaints about this device. Everyone can hear me on the phone perfectly clear, I hear them perfectly clear and the music sounds great! It's easy to install, and very easy to use. They include instructions, but honestly it's not even needed. If you know how to use your phones Bluetooth, and you have the ability to plug in a cord, you're good to go! They also include adhesive cord clips to keep the cord neatly tucked away, but the adhesive isn't the best on textured plastic dashboards. I added double sided tape to them and they stay put, no biggie. The adhesive foam circle for the button pad/mic is super sticky! Make sure you KNOW where you want it before you stick it cause it's not moving. This device is worth every penny. If clear phone calls is what youre looking for, save yourself the trouble of trying similar products with lower price points. I've been trying other products as I find them for a couple years and none of them have been even close to matching the quality of this device.

If you love your own music and your car doesn't have Bluetooth, then this is the perfect product for you. My car did not have Bluetooth and i was tired of listening to just the basic AM/FM radio stations so I did some wiring work and got aux in my car and used this to add Bluetooth. works amazing and connects almost immediately once powered. If you hated the FM transmitter junk then this is what you need.

I recently purchased a 2007 BMW X5. Its a very nice luxury vehicle. But as with all Bimmers, its iDrive takes center stage on the console, and is part of the car. Unfortunately streaming bluetooth audio wasnt common yet in 2007. Buying an aftermarket head unit is not an option because of the iDrive. That leaves my only options as paying an extraordinary amount of money to retrofit a newer iDrive, or find an alternative solution. Well, this device is that alternative solution. In the center console of the X5 is a line in audio jack, and a 12 volt plug. Using a 12 volt to USB adapter, I basically shoved all of the cables in the console, and placed the puck just outside it, in a nice placement near the iDrive knob. I tried it out today. Sound quality is really good. Better than it was using a lightning to audio cable directly plugged in to the aux in. The three buttons, next/last/pause play work perfectly fine. My phone is paired to bluetooth for the phone in the bimmer. I made a phone call not knowing what to expect. It appeared my phone was using the bluetooth off this new device; but as a bonus, I had the call stats up on the idrive since its also connected. This means I can see the inbound caller, use my steering wheel buttons, etc. But I have the high quality audio off this device. Its not a perfect solution. But at the price, its way better than my alternatives. It doesnt automatically kick off the last played song when I turn on the car (the 12volt source is switched, which is what you want). But its not too bad, because the iDrive will not default back to aux in anyways. So no matter what, I have to start the car, then switch over. At that point, I can click play on the puck, and off it goes. But when I exit the vehicle, the phone stops playing, which it wont do if its plugged in directly to the lightning (itll play until you unplug the lightning cable). The only other alternative that would work is an aftermarket android unit that replaces the original iDrive panel. It can still do the idrive functions, but layers in all android apps. That of course can do bluetooth streaming. But even that is $500. This device was my last stop before going that route. It appears I have a satisfactory solution, so I will probably leave it as is.

Great phone quality and excellent music audio! I tried multiple Bluetooth phone and music modules and every one one of them had an echo for the caller during hands free mode except this one. With all other products the caller would hear themselves as an echo. This Aston Innovations product appears to be the only one with the Qualcomm audio DSP built in AEC module (acoustic echo cancellation). That must be the secret. Music sounds great too. I just wish I bought this one first before trying every other model that had an echo. I will also say that the controls on this one are a little more intuitive then competitors. The track buttons and play are self explanatory. Long press the track buttons for volume up or down. Long press play and it launches your voice assistant. Other models have less intuitive long press functions. A+ work for this model. It's maybe $10 more than others but the audio/mic chip makes this actually usable for phone calls compared to others where the phone calling was useless with an echo. I'm psyched, I went from a car with a CD player to a car with Bluetooth and a voice assistant.