SONRU 2025 Newest FM Transmitter Bluetooth 5.3, Car Radio Adapter Hands-Free Car Kit, PD3.0 30W Type C & QC3.0 Fast Car Charger, Support TF Card, AUX Output, Crystal Sound, 1.1M Cable, 2 Install Ways

Excellent device. Works better than I dared hope, sound quality and volume extremely good, easy to set up too.No more car mix CDs that jump over bumps and get scratched and hold only a limited amount of songs, I find a micro SD card in this gadget is so much better, not easily damaged, no jumping and no need to create the mix CDs, it's much easier to put songs on SD/TF cards instead.I don't use my phone in the car for calls or music but I understand this is good for phone connectivity too but I can't comment on that.I am very pleased indeed with this gadget and it wasn't expensive.

After reading so many positive reviews, I purchased this for my old van, which has a Blaupunkt CD/radio in it from 2006. Could have spent hundreds on a new updated audio system, but thought I would try this first. Have just travelled across Europe for a month with this great piece of kit connected to my Android mobile phone, listening to my favourite internet radio stations and also my own music collection. Took a few calls on it as well. The signal is transmitted through to the van speakers, and sounded amazing! Some slight bleeding from powerful local radio stations when passing through large cities, but within a minute or so got the full signal back, so didn't really need to change frequency, although that option was available to me if it got too bad. Sound was crystal clear through my old speakers, including when taking calls. Just pressed the button on the controller, attached to my air vent by the steering wheel, and connected to the caller straight away. Didn't need to touch my mobile phone at all. The callers could hear me very clearly as well. Also useful that my phone was kept charged up whilst on the move, as sometimes I would be on the road for hours. This kit was a breeze to set up, and I like the reassurance of a great warranty as well. Will certainly buy another of these for my old Mercedes (2005) as and when I feel I need to (I just swap between the van and car at the moment, easy to disconnect and place in the car, and vice versa). Good to find a company making easy to use, high quality kit like this. Highly recommended.

Surprisingly impressed by this, bought primarily because the vehicle it was need for, has a tight cowl around the lighter type power socket, so most other designs of these wouldn't fit/work; this on does!The power connector is compact enough, a reasonable length of cable to the control unit, the latter has good options to mount/fit on the dash or to vents.A doddle to setup, reasonably straightforward to operate, the connected phone will stream audio in decent quality stereo, outputted to a spare FM radio frequency. Your choice of Spotify, downloaded MP3, podcasts; whatever you playback, works really well through this adaptor.Four stars mainly as I can't assess durability or long term use, but for the price and convenience in fitting, this device has gotta be worth a punt.

Bought this for my older SLK, which has a great sound system, but no Bluetooth or Aux. This was really easy to set up, great sound quality with Spotify. Guess it will also work with my old school iPod. Attached to air vents really easily too. Highly recommended 👌

Great item, works with echo auto as well through bluetooth. bought for my mum so she could listen to her tunes but also be hands free in a honda CRV 06. Has no aux in the radio so the transmitter worked perfectly once you find the right station that works for you. Fantastic mic as well super clean and clear. She's well pleased so that's a win for the daughter 😂

Works okay sounds okay but annoyed for the price would have expected it to be able to connect to work and personal phone but doesnt so not pleased as I can only have 1 device connected and I need 2 looks like il be Wasing more money on another one

I have a little 2007 Mini Cooper and wanted to be able to play music form Apple via my phone (iPhone) as well as take calls using handsfree. I did a LOT of research. I looked at TomTom Satnav devices (approx £300), Jabra handsfree car kits that fit on the car sun visor (approx £90) and a variety of FM transmitter options on Amazon ranging in price from £15 to £90.Many FM transmitters have the control buttons and mic on the bit that plugs into the cigarette lighter. This would have made it impossible for me to use safely or effectively because the cigarette lighter on the mini is very low down and almost under the dashboard. It sits behind the cup holders and is more or less completely obscured from view.I therefore decided to buy this car kit because it comes with a wired control unit and the bit that plugs into the cigarette lighter, which meant that I could have the mic closer to my face and the control buttons would be within easy reach of the steering wheel.I was amazed by how easy it was to set up. It literally is plug and play. My phone connects automatically every time I get in the car. I can use Siri for voice control to make calls, play Apple Music, Playlists, Audible etc. The sound quality if phenomenal. Everyone comments on how clear voice calls are when I use it. It's way better than the system that was factory fitted in my Evoque which frequently failed and always suffered from interference and crackles making it impossible to use.If you're looking for a great quality handsfree kit for your car, you really cannot do any better than this. It's amazing.

Despite being well packed, didn't even get as far as fully removing jt from the packaging before the back came off the device.Edited: I changed my mind about returning it, figuring that most of my issues could be solved with superglue. OH, how wrong I was. Don't get me wrong, if it was built to last longer than an hour, it'd be brilliant. I've had almost an entire 4 days of use. It's just THAT badly made, though, that the USB adapter, as cheaply made as the unit, just popped out and the parts have scattered into the unknown.