DockLinQ Pro Bluetooth 5.0 Adapter Receiver for Bose Sounddock and 30 pin iPod iPhone Music Docking Station(Not for Cars)

My boyfriend bought me a 2008 Escalade recently, and it came with an iSimple cord coming out of the glove box. There was no way I could listen to anything other than the radio unless I could find something that attached to the iSimple's 30 pin adapter. This little bluetooth thing literally just saved me hundreds of dollars - I can now wait on upgrading the head unit. The only thing that doesn't come through is calls for some reason, but I can listen to everything else including music and my GPS directions. The sound quality is perfect, no complaints whatsoever on that. And the bluetooth connectivity is quick and simple. 1000% worth the money a million times over!!

Works great!! I was going to purchase a new Bluetooth speaker until I found this adapter. The sound is incredible and took only a minute to connect to my iPhone Bluetooth. Highly recommend.

Works great on my old (2013) ion rock blocker. Paired with iphone and played from my Pandora music with no issues.

works great on my 2008 e550 it was fast to install and connect wasnt as loud as i would want it but considering it isnt for a car it sounds great

Easy to use. It works just fine - just have to be careful bcos it’s wiggly.

Used with a Pyle PWMA-1090UIRight out of the box, the adapter clips on snug and is powered by charger port. The Bluetooth device just said ‘Headset’ but once connected my phone recognized it as ‘DockLinQ’, the rest is self explanatory.It works well but my only gripe is that when your device is not playing any media, a soft beeping/interference noise can be heard. But once I play my music, the sound is covered completely and I got pretty clear audio. Just beware of your volume levels since that beeping noise becomes more apparent at high volume.I would honestly give it 4.5 stars but was simply plug and play, can’t complain!

I recently purchased two of the vehicle-specific Bluetooth adapters from this brand—one for my Mercedes (explicitly listed as compatible) and one for my Harley (not listed, but I took a chance based on the positive reviews). Unfortunately, I never got far with either.The first unit powered on, but never appeared in my Bluetooth list. The blue indicator light (which signals Bluetooth pairing) never came on, and the unit became very hot to the touch. Not a good start.The second unit at least made it a little further—it powered up, flashed the blue pairing light, and I was able to connect and stream music... for about 30 seconds. Then the connection dropped. Like the first, the device got uncomfortably hot. After letting it cool down, it would reconnect briefly and repeat the cycle—same result in both vehicles.I contacted Amazon support and they walked me through some basic troubleshooting. Ultimately, they offered a refund, which I accepted.Still hoping for a solution, I tried one more time—this time with the less expensive speaker-dock version from the same brand (INVERY). It powered on, but the Bluetooth indicator stayed solid (which the manual says means it’s already connected). Problem is, it doesn’t show up on any of my devices, and there's no way to reset or clear connections. The only positive here is that this one didn’t overheat.As a side note, I also ordered a $15 generic version from another brand at the same time—and that one works perfectly, no issues at all.I’ve reached out to INVERY’s support team directly and will update this review based on their response. I'm really hoping I just had an unusual string of bad luck, and that they’ll resolve it quickly and professionally. If they do, and the product eventually works as advertised, I’ll be more than happy to revise this review accordingly.

no fuss, It works right away. Good range too.