Bluetooth FM Transmitter (Upgraded Version) in-Car Wireless Radio Adapter Kit W 1.8" Color Display Hands-Free Call Fast Charging 18W and Smart 2.4A Dual USB Ports, TF Card MP3 Player

In my experience using this device, which I'm usually very particular in a device like this for good audio and Bluetooth connection, this has hit the spot in terms of all that it offers.It has a very fast and simple Bluetooth connection, just turn on Bluetooth and remember to save in your Bluetooth settings on your phone or device "RM200" for faster connection.For everytime you want to connect, simply set the radio station to connect to on the car radio and the transmitter device itself, plug in the transmitter to your car cigarette charger, and then everytime you unplug and re-plug the transmitter it'll stay pre-set to that radio station you want to connect to on your transmitter. Turn on Bluetooth, go to your pre-saved selection of Bluetooth devices you connect to on your phone or device, or turn on Bluetooth to look up to pair new device, click on "RM200", and it pairs as quickly as the very moment you press "connect" to it.If you have YT premium or even Spotify, which without Spotify's premium much like SoundCloud or others platforms you can still turn off your phone for less driving distraction, set your playlist and play. For something like YT without premium, I'd recommend to get a phone mount so you won't have to pick up your phone to change songs constantly.The only issue I've had with this transmitter, which isn't even the transmitter's fault at all, is faulty radio connection when traveling long distance because radio signal does change from city to city which might increase or decrease the staticy sound you might hear. The Bluetooth connection will remain solid but the radio connection might not just from the sheer connection of radio itself.Other than that it's a pretty reliable and straightforward transmitter that allows you to use Bluetooth, AUX, micro SD, or even a USB option for playing music however way you plan to play your songs. I think the micro SD slot is very convenient if you don't want to distract yourself at all with your phone, you would just play it off the MicroSD and on the transmitter be able to press forward or back and all you would depend on is the MicroSD itself for playing the music. AUX is also a great option but for good quality audio through an auxiliary cable, I'd say do some research for a good quality auxiliary cable and your connection will be just as good as Bluetooth.

I have an older car that doesnt have bluetooth or a audio jack so ive been looking for a way to play my own music and this transmitter is almost perfect! It works great and the sound is really good, I can even use voice control with Alexa thru my phone with the mic on the device, although I cant really use that alot as it uses cell phone data and I only have 2gb. I havent tried using a flashdrive to store my own playlists on the device but i expect it will work great too. The only thing I'd change is to put a power button on it to allow it to turn off when i leave the car because without it, i have to remove the device each time or it will drain my battery!

Radio sound transfer is very good. On phone, you can hear, but other party cannot hear you. So while driving you need to pull from power source to get your call. It somehow folks up your call if you try to turn Bluetooth off at phone level. You learn not to take calls with it hooked up.

Didn't work on my 21 g moto. I upgraded to 24 g Moto. It instantly connected. Worked on my kids I phones too

After less than 2 months it start to freeze while playing. Checked the micro disc, it plays without trouble in the computer. Made sure the unit was snug in the dc power port. Replaced the aux cable with new high quality one. Power down unit then plugged in again, it would play for 45 seconds then freeze again. Just very disappointed with the product and would not recommend it.

Screen too small for these old eyes, no way to switch off when shutting off vehicle. Add a switch guys, would have been happy to pay a bit more for it (and a bigger screen).

So thrilled to now have a high tech stereo in a 20 year old car. Easy to use and impressive features. Compared to paying for a new tech radio in an old tired car this is amazing.. unit talks to you to guide you through pairing. Would assume this device would cost so much more for what it can do. You will not be disappointed.

I live in a really small town. no local TV, radio stations. in my vehicle I listen only to cds. now I have a working radio in my car. 💃