Mini Wireless Bluetooth Receiver, Bluetooth 5.0 Car Adapter & Bluetooth Aux Receiver with Clips Design 3.5mm Stereo Output for Home Audio/Car Audio Stereo System, Headphones, Handsfree Calls

This little bluetooth adapter saved me over $50 so I wouldn't have to pay for the Bluetooth version of my favorite headset brand. The sound is identical to if it were directly plugged in and the buttons on the adapter make voice and volume control easy. Pairing and connecting to multiple devices is seamless with the given directions, and though it originally spoke Chinese, pressing the call button twice changes it to English.One thing I would change is the volume buttons because you have to hold them down to change the volume rather than just pressing the buttons. I would swap the controls so a long press will switch to the next or previous track and a single press will adjust the volume.The only other issue I found was the volume dial on my Steelseries headset. I am usually able to use a dial on my headset to adjust the volume very easily, but bluetooth seems to impair that feature. Not a huge deal and not entirely the adapter's fault, so I would still give the adapter five stars.

Great quality for the price. I get over 7 hours of listening time. I purchased this to install on my Harley Davidson factory radio. I specifically chose this item because it was thin enough to fit in the radio Aux port due to its constrained space since it’s located very close to the edge on a Harley Davidson motorcycle radio. This saved me a lot of money as I am able to listen to my cell phone music while riding my motorcycle. My cell phone also allows me the ability to check how much battery is left. Once it states that battery is low, you have about ten left before the it shuts off.

I wish I could rate this Bluetooth reciever more stars, but unfortunately I cannot. (If you don't want want read all of it,, skip to 2nd paragraph for something important). I've had it about 2 weeks, the battery life last about a day. I couldn't figure out how to swap to English, so sometimes I didn't realize what it was saying. In terms of sound quality I'll say about a 3.5 due to some songs sounding very low, and it would get quiet when it would speak. As terms of making a phone call, everyone on the other side of the phone stated i sounded like i was underwater, or unable to decipher on a quite a few occasions. Yesterday while I was using the receiver it stated "10% left" on my phone, but it barely lasted 10 minutes and interrupted my music the entire time frequently about every 30 seconds. As far as Connectivity, I give it a 3.5 it did do pretty well at connecting automatically to my phone, although it would occasionally cut out, and randomly turn off, and I'd have to redo it.The major reason I had problems with this, is the cable they provide both of then.. the one you put into the aux jack, as it basically was broken and the piece was just barely hanging by a wire, to which I had to use an aux cord for it. SECOND AND MOST IMPORTANTLY the charging cord! I was not using the device but having it charge using a car charger, all of a sudden The charging cord broke, I can't even say broke, it started smoking and I noticed a weird smell, I look over and see smoke coming from it, I had to immediately take it out of the charging port and the cable was fried on both ends. I had to buy a new micro SD cable for it, which was about the price of the Bluetooth reciever just to be able to use it again.I would not really recommend this device, Maybe decide on a different product. Maybe my product was faulty, but who knows.

I am not a techie type person and was a little concerned that I wouldn't be able to figure it out, but it really is, plug and play. I have an older Mazda3 without bluetooth and with the new hands free laws I needed something so that I could possibly take phone calls from clients and not miss a sale. This works extremely well for that. It is basic, but that's all that I needed. Instead of getting a ticket or buying a new vehicle, this cheap little gadget is the answer!

No hissing, but It only worked for a moment. Now the device just doesn’t show up on as connected and I can’t power it off while its being charged. The blue light stays steadily on. There was no documentation that came with the package as well.Edit:Ok so i figured out the issue. My power adapter was loose when i first turned it on. It will not charge and power on at the same time. So you cannot have it be used like a car’s bluetooth. The seller blatantly lied in the QnA, and lied to me when i asked if the device would work

I enjoy this product. Audio is perfect and can get loud in my car which is great cause I'm partial deaf. However I love listening to audio books too and this device does play them... However; anytime there is a pause in reading like before a new sentence starts there is a gap in audio and I miss beginning of dialogue or something else and it's quite annoying. I know it's not my audio book because it's HQ downloads and never had a problem with a cable jack before so I know it's this...Even so... I still love this product. I'm just going to have to invest in a better system for my car so I can listen to audio books with out the issue... Maybe a new car...

This little device is perfect. I love the fact that this truly is a mini bluetooth wireless receiver and is small enough to fit in my purse so I can take it with me. As soon as I turned on receiver my phone found it and it paired on the first try. The sound quality also was a big surprise in that it is quite balanced and loud without any distortion. As for battery life I can't really say how long on a charge yet since I'm still working on the initial charge (over 3+ hours so far). Definitely recommend this device for anyone who needs a reasonably price bluetooth receiver.