LENCENT FM Transmitter, Bluetooth FM Transmitter Wireless Radio Adapter Car Kit with Dual USB Charging, Audio Receiver Car Charger MP3 Player, Support Hands-Free Calling, TF Card & USB Disk

So this item was purchased firmly father-in-law who thinks he is a speed demon. He wanted to see how fast he was going on his little scooter.He picked this item for the value based on money he would spend on other similar items.He did not have a hard time connection this item to his scooter and he loves the clarity. He said it seems to be pretty accurate.My father-in-law is very happy with this purchase.

I saw this product in a video, and it was recommended for older Corvettes for hands free calling. The video didn't show it being used, but it was highly recommended. I had to do some measuring, because the lighter is in a tight space down in the ashtray compartment. I couldn't find anything else regarding the fit, so being pretty cheap I just bought it. It does fit in the lighter, in my 1971 Stingray. You have to turn it ninety degrees, and it will only fit turned on way. It does work, and for phone calls it works VERY well. My wife couldn't even tell I was in the car when I called her. I tuned my FM radio to around 107 on the dial, and set the preset button. If I leave it tuned there, I can play music off of my Iphone, which does sound a bit better than the factory radio. That feature works well too. If I choose to listen to a radio station, and my phone rings, I just have to hit the preset button on the right and then take the call. It makes taking a call while driving a sardine can with a four speed much more pleasurable! They have upgraded models, but I don't think they'll fit in an older Corvette, and this one works just fine.

Does the job. Attached to Bluetooth easily. Not sure if it's my speakers or the device but some static

This transmitter is great. Just plugged it in tuned it to 88.1 and set my car radio to same. Went to phone settings and allowed Bluetooth. The device came up on phone. Went to spotify Playlist and hit play. Clicked on song and it played. The sound was the same quality as the radio. Ive only had one song have static at higher volume. The rest of my music coming from spotify played fine at higher volume. I have stock speakers and stock radio receiver. It is small and where my cigarette lighter is its kind of recessed and lower by the gear shift.I have a hard time seeing the display on the transmitter. If your outlet is higher up on the console and flat it shouldn't be a problem.

Works perfectly! Genuinely I can’t believe how clear the quality is on the speakers. It cuts out here and there and I’ve discovered it’s likely when you’re driving by someone else that is also using a similar device and on the same station. These are pretty popular as a cheap way to be able to listen to your own music in literally any vehicle that doesn’t have Bluetooth or aux. I live in a busy city where it’s more likely it’ll happen but it’s only ever for a few seconds and rarely. When I went on a road trip it was perfect the entire drive (aka hardly anyone on the road so there was no chance at cross signal)

I am impressed with how well this works. My son has an older truck (it doesn’t even have a CD player), and we thought we would try this before purchasing something more expensive. This works perfectly. Plug it in, connect the Bluetooth, and you’re good to.I can’t speak on how long it will last but will update if any issues come up. So far, easily 5 stars.

I've been using this for about a month now, and feel like I can give it an accurate rating of 3.5 stars.Had to read the directions to get setup on station 88.1. It worked right away, and has connected fine every time I've used it so far. But in short, the sound quality leaves a lot to be desired. In short, it's usable for podcasts, but I wouldn't listen to music with this.Pros - It's cheap and will get you wireless connectivity via your phone. It's easy to use, though it's bulky, and I was not careful enough and broke the cover to my cigarette lighter port taking it out which was annoying, but my fault.Cons- The sound quality is below average for music. I have a stereo in my car, and the sound quality would never do justice for the subwoofers and amplifier I have. The difference between CD and this thing is like night and day. Me personally, I would never use this for music.- Connectivity. I have a cheapo lightning cable that doesn't have a good connection, and this adapter hates it. Especially if you connect it to the "wired" non-bluetooth side. So I have to make sure the wire stays connected to the "charging" side or it'll keep trying to play music off the phone and repeatedly lose connection with a cheaper cable.- Volume. In addition to the sound quality being below average, the volume is very low. Usually when I listen to music with CD, my volume is set around 20. If I really want to bump it loud I turn it around 28-30. To even hear anything with this, I have to bump it to minimum 40-45, and my radio only goes up to 50.- Quirk with the iphone, not the adapter's fault. If I turn off my car and the radio, and even full the faceplate off, and turn the car off I think, the bluetooth is still connected. So if I'm sitting in my car trying to look at anything on my phone with sound, it's muted because my phone is defaulting to playing it through the car stereo. That's annoying.I used this for one day with music, then took it off because the sound quality was so poor. I recently decided to listen to a podcast on the way to work, so I've been using it daily for like 3-4 weeks. It works pretty well for that, but the volume is very low, and I have to make sure I lower the volume before switching back to music or the 45 volume will kill my ear.I would give this item a 3.5, rounding down to 3. It's cheap and will give you phone connectivity. But the sound quality is not great, and I would not recommend it for music, just for talk radio. And be prepared to turn your volume up all the way to hear it.Music I'd give it a 2. Talk radio I'd give it a 4 if you don't mind turning your volume to the max. And I give it a higher overall rating due to price and pretty good connectivity.If I wanted to listen to music, I'd spring for a new radio.Edit: After a couple of months I've developed a whining noise sometimes when using it. The sound will whine when accelerating. Don't really care though. Still works okay for podcasts, and the connection is reliable. I've never lost connection before mid-use.

So easy to use. It's inexpensive and works. It is not as good as a wired connection, but you shouldn't expect perfect signals over the radio signal. For an FM solution, I am impressed at how good it sounds. I can't comment on the phone aspect - I don't use it. I'd but it again or recommend it to others. :-)