IMDEN Bluetooth 6.0 FM Transmitter for Car Adapter with MP3 Player

This little contraption works like a dang charm! Plugged it into my truck and it picked up Bluetooth quicker than this rancher spots an open pasture. Sound comes through nice and clear, and it’s simple as heck to use. For the price, this here gadget is worth every penny. Five stars from this ol’ rancher!

Wasn't sure what to expect but I liked the unobtrusiveness of this device and other reviews were good so I took a chance. I have a 1998 sports car with no native bluetooth or usb functions and this fit the bill perfectly. It was very simple to synch to a non-used FM frequency on my radio and began streaming audio from my iphone thru the car speakers immediately. Haven't had a chance to test the phone function yet but it streams and charges from the USB port quite well. Recommended purchase. This has all I need. If you desire more bells and whistles, it will be at the cost of compactness.

Very simple to set up, works great. I have a 2003 T-Bird that obviously doesn't have a USB port, and I want listen to SXM radio. I set this up, and I can listen through my phone. Sound is excellent. I'm taking two stars off for the hassle of having to remove it from the 12V source, (cigarette lighter) every time I shut the car off. I left it plugged in, assuming it would shut off when I shut off the car, but it doesn't turn off, it stays powered on and killed my battery so I had to recharge it. There's no ON/OFF switch; whenever its plugged in, its on. To turn it off, I need to unplug it. That's a needless hassle.

Works great! Any static can be resolved by simply finding an open frequency (station). Very happy with my purchase

My favorite bluetooth to radio transmitter. I have bought about 20 at this point use them all the time in probably over 100 different vehicles. They just fit in anything and work well 24/7. Never broken one just give them away and have lots of cars.

Sounds staticy but mostly good

TL;DR - Works great, strong FM signal, solid Bluetooth connectivity, fast charging via indicated USB type-A port. Low volume. Background: Like many folks, I still have a car with a stone-age factory radio, devoid of Bluetooth. With the local radio stations either having weak signals or playing ads and talk segments more than music (exaggerated, even only if barely), I knew I had to find a solution to pair my phone to my car's stereo so I could listen to what I wanted. Naturally, the thought to replace the factory head unit with something more modern crossed my mind. However, I'd decided against it, because it later occurred to me that I may be switching cars within a year's time. Seemed like the ideal circumstance for something simple and inexpensive to tide me over until then. Enter: this FM transmitter with Bluetooth! The Good: I purchased this device during a Lightning Deal, making its price point even more attractive. Having used devices like this before, I truly appreciated its compact design and dual charge ports (one of which delivers fast charging). Being that it was so inexpensive, I wasn't expecting a lot when I first received it. That said, I was rather impressed with how strong the built-in FM transmitter was! I tuned my radio to a frequency without reception, set that frequency on the device, and there was utter silence from the radio (i.e. no sounds of neighbor stations competing with the device). Once I paired the Bluetooth to my phone, I was able to play music with issue. Furthermore, I've had no problems whatsoever with the Bluetooth connection being unstable, songs breaking up/skipping, or disconnection. The Bad: Nothing's perfect, right? The only real gripe I have with this transmitter (which I've encountered in every FM-to-Bluetooth device I've ever used) is that the volume seems roughly 60-65% of that which is natively produced by the car stereo (AM/FM/XM, CD, etc). Even with the Bluetooth volume maxed out on my phone, I have to turn the stereo volume up to 30% before I can hear anything, 50% to hear it well, and 75-80% or more if I'm driving along at highway speeds. The only reason why I won't take a star away in my review is because this issue appears to be common to this type of device (perhaps due to some scientific limitations which I don't understand), so I can't fault it or the manufacturer for it. Conclusion: If your use case is similar to mine, where you simply want to have your phone's audio playing through your car's stereo with minimal fuss and associated cost, I can't begin to see how you could go wrong with this product.

OMG this just saved me from replacing a really expensive stereo in my old Mercedes! It was easy and works perfect for playing my music off my phone.