TewtrossTewtross Car Bluetooth FM Transmitter Handsfree Kit with Large Display High Clarity Mic and Charging USB (Compact)

good product but media sound not play

Have been using it on my sedan for 2 years .. Working fine no problem at all.

Sound quality is good, overall good product

The Bluetooth connectivity is really nice. Experience is pretty good . The transmitter is good to connects to fm easily ..The only two flaws are ..The sound quality isn't best when it comes to bass . The mids and highs are clear .The microphone quality isn't good too.. works sometimes sometimes doesn't..But server the perpose, the button placement is handy too..And the screen also doesn't disturbs you while driving. Also shows the battery voltage in the very beginning while starting up ..Just if i could see the voltage anytime i wanted to .. perticular button would have been nicer .. but isn't exactly a deal breaker.. my openion would be go ahead and buy it.

I simply love it. This one practically saved me lots of money. I drive an old Volkswagen Vento which has a music system that supports only FM and CD - no aux, USB or Bluetooth. For a long time I was contemplating to replace my stock music system with a more modern version which would have costed me anywhere between 30k to 40k. This little guy came as a savior. For a fraction of the cost (less than 5% of what I would have spent), I am getting all those functionalities. I had checked few other Bluetooth devices which carry a much lower price tag; however those were not up to the mark with many glitches and ended up dumping all of them. This little guy is near perfect and fits flush in my Vento's dashboard giving it a seamless look.The sound output is not exactly CD quality but quite decent for my liking. I am a hi-fi enthusiast and have done many experiments with sound. Trust me this little guy will not dissapoint the average listener with its sound quality. One thing I have however observed is that there is significant signal loss and a hissing noice whenever I connect a phone charging cable to one of the USB ports. This persists even if I have no phone connected on the cable. Looks like the charging cable causes some sort of attenuation in the signals. I have observed similar behaviour when I leave my bunch of keys on the dashboard near the device. Now I have stopped keeping any kind of metallic stuff near the device and everything is fine. Since I dont charge my phone much in the car, this is not a big issue for me. Another minor issue that I have observed is bluetooth pairing with phone is not seamless when my phone is already connected to my smartwatch (through bluetooth). My phone supports multiple bluetooth connections. I just need to manually connect it to the FM device and it connects in first attempt (watch also remains connected). Otherwise when the phone is not already connected to any other device and bluetooth is on, pairing is absolutely seamless. This to me looks more like a phone issue rather than with the device. Call answer/dialling and sound quality is decent however volume is a little low and you may need to push up the volume a bit to hear the other person properly. The microphone is also very good and the person at other end can hear my voice crystal clear. In fact I found the microphone to be a tad better than many inbuilt versions found on cars nowadays.Some people have complained of noise quality and distortion. I would suggest them to try out the stuff I have mentioned and see if it works. Remember it is a mini FM station in itself and needs to be kept clear of interference (mainly metallic) which can hinder signal transmission. Another point to keep in mind is to keep the volume on this device constantly near its full volume (around 25-28) and control volume only on the car's music system. Keeping volume on this device low and increasing it on car's music system will produce unwanted noise.Overall I am very satisfied with this product and would recommend it to anyone who wants to bring 'LIFE' into their old car music system.