LDesign Bluetooth FM Transmitter for Car, Wireless Radio Adapter Hands-Free Color Display with Auto Search FM Blank Channel & QC3.0 Fast Charging Function, Support USB, TF Card

After about 2 months of struggling to find a device that worked with my 2013 Hyundai Accent I came across LOHI's bluetooth FM transmitter which finally allowed me to upgrade from driving around with earbuds to having my phone auto connect playing through my speakers. The sound is great, the microphone is slightly muffled but still sounds quite clear on a call, having 3 USB ports is fantastic, and the set up is super simple. I drive with a dashcam plugged into the USB and a quick charging phone cable and there is no issue in powering everything the second the car starts.In case anyone else out there is in a similar situation I'll describe the audio issues I had so you can see if this is the solution for you.My car has an aux port and usb. My new phone unfortunately wasn't compatible with that set up (not to mention plugging in an aux and microusb each time I wanted music was a pain). I first tried Besgin's BK01 bluetooth 4.1 kit which connects to your car via usb and aux, but there was pretty constant static making it impossible to enjoy podcasts/audiobooks. I tried the included ground loop noise isolator, but it muffled the sound. I ordered a replacement for it, but it had a similar issue. I tried SoundBot's ground loop isolator on the same system, still muffled. I returned them both and bought MPOW's bluetooth 5.0 receiver, which connects via aux only, but its sound would jump between mono and stereo not to mention it's microphone was awful. I returned that as well.After some searching I learned my car's usb and aux ports may be grounded in the same location causing frequency interference on devices using both ports at once. Which brings me to LOFI's device which connects via the cigarette lighter port thereby bypassing that potential issue.

I own a 2007 Ford Five Hundred with 6-disc CD changer and AM/FM Radio. I have tried a few FM transmitters in the past the quality of sound was always week connection and mono. I get this thing out of the box, plug it in and start driving down the street. I figure, it probably will be like the others. Wa-La! This was so easy to find an open channel on the radio. It connected to my phone with no problem. The sound is great with clear and stereo mix. Way more than I could every expect. I have a LG Stylo 5 which doesn't have the best mic on it. I have people complaining every time I try and do a speaker phone calls . I'm expecting fair quality with the LoHi Bluetooth. I made a few calls and friends were saying when did I upgrade my phone? The color equalizer gives this old car a new feel. I have advanced my vehicle by at least 7-years. Good job folks!

Bought this for a friend and has surpassed expectations, it works great and easy to use This is an excellent device at a really good price and I would recommend it to anyone. Keep the Good products coming.

I was looking at these kind of devices a few months ago as my truck is older and does not have blue-tooth capabilities. I saw a great review for this on YouTube by a guy called Scotty Kilmer and decided that for $20.00 it was worth trying. I have to say this little gadget is amazing. The sound quality is fantastic and it's really easy to use. When I get in my truck, it automatically connects to my phone and turns off when I switch off the ignition. I could do without the flashing lights on the display, but I guess the majority of people would prefer to have that. If you're looking for a cheap way to have hands free calls or stream music through an older car audio system, do yourself a favor and get one of these.It took a week to arrive which I thought was excessive for a "Prime" product, but with the whole COVID thing going on, occasional shipping delays are to be somewhat expected.

I tried a couple bluetooth receivers to line-in to my car. Neither one works well. One has static noise whenever I connect the microUSB for power. The other one needs to be connected manually each time. Then I got this FM transmitter for bluetooth connection. It works very well and there is no delay. As soon as I start my car, it is connected to my phone. I also use it to check my battery as I have a dual channel dash cam in parking mode with a battery drain protector. Now I can forecast how long the parking mode will run before it cuts off by the battery protector. I got this for $15 from a lightning deal. It worth every penny.

This item works fairly well. I like the variety of inputs it gives you. The size and shape is good. The color screen looks modern but it wastes a lot of space showing the waveform.My biggest problem with this item is that they advertise auto channel search. In reality this doesn't work in the United States. It always defaults to a channel frequency that is even instead of odd. My radio is not capable of tuning to even numbers such as 96.8 or 102.2. I was able to manually select an odd number frequency and it works good.

I am very impressed with the sound quality so far. The Bluetooth streaming from an Samsung S9 over Bluetooth 5 is of a high fidelity. Much better than Bluetooth 2 and 3 versions. The FM transmitter is also very good. The key is to find a station on your radio with no adjacent stations that cross into the FM transmitter's frequency. The search function works very well to find unused frequencies, but you need to verify. To test, turn up the volume on your source (music paused), the FM transmitter and your Radio. I only hear a very light hiss once tuned to an empty frequency and the volume turned up all the way.A press of the call button will mute the music and OK Google is activated and listening for your command.Still evaluating call quality though initial tests are very positive.

I really liked how easy to set up. I have a 2002 Hyundai and I wanted to install the echo auto but my car doesn't have Bluetooth so I ordered this one after reading the reviews and I must say it works great I can use my echo auto just like I use the ones in my house and I live in a rural area and I have had no dead zones which surprised me. I really like that it starts up when you turn the car on, I will get another one when they make it so that it turns of and on automatically.