Syncwire Bluetooth 5.4 FM Transmitter Car Adapter 54W (PD 36W & 18W) [Stronger Dual Mics] [Light Switch] [HiFi Bass Sound] [Fast Charging] Wireless Radio Receiver Hands-Free Calling LED Display

I ordered his bluetooth for my son hoping that it would be good enough to help broadcast over FM in our Subaru Legacy. I did not expect it to be so easy to use and have 2 fast charging USB ports. The device boots up fast, broadcasts immediately and saves the last FM channel that you are broadcasting to. I would highly recommend this bluetooth to broadcast to FM. The only critique I have is in areas with several local radio stations, it is hard to broadcast over a station that has a powerful signal. I with it had a method to have it automatically find a free channel.

This works like magic. It is beautiful with the led colors. The bass is clear and it has virtually no static once you find the right station.I didn't even read instructions and figured out how to use it very quickly. It does also charge my phone, but at a slower rate than directly into the car's usb port. But does work.I mainly just want music and it delivers and solves my issue. My current phone only charges via a MagSafe and so needed a solution to be able to stream music to the speakers while charging the phone. I have an old scion tc 2011. Not willing to spend big money to get the car up to date. This works beautifully.

The media could not be loaded. It works as it should. It took a 9 minute learning curve but I finally got it.Once you plug this into your car lighter/battery port, the radio station that flashes is the one it has ALREADY received. Search for that channel. If that one doesn’t work, press the button with the “phone” key up or down… that’s where it gets tricky.The station would not change for me so I unplugged it and plugged it back in. It flashed a different station and THEN I started pressing the up/down button and it gave me a station that was clear. Do NOT find the station on your own first then plug it in people I promise it’s backward directions.So, I seen reviews that mention the volume was low. I played around with it and what you must do if you want a louder sound is turn the volume up on your cell phone as well as in your vehicle & that worked for me (see video). In other words control the volume with the device you connected after adjusting the volume in your vehicle. Now, I feel all fancy! I have an older vehicle and I hate commercials so this allows me to listen to only the music I want. Long press the phone button to activate Siri. When it’s connected to Bluetooth, it’ll make a bell sound. It is totally hands free. Oh CONNECT IT TO BLUETOOTH AS SOON AS YOU PLUG IT IN! I made the frustrating mistake of thinking I should connect it after I found a station. Great value for the money and easy upgrade for your vehicle. Bluetooth connectivity only took a few seconds.The directions are a little backwards so take your time so you don’t end up pull your hair out LOL. Use the quick setup guide instead of the longer pamphlet, it’s too confusing.I’ll update regarding longevity at a later date.

It works as described and it does it well. My only gripe is that it does not have an on and off switch. Most 12 volt car sockets remain energized after the car is turned off. I am forced to physically pull out the adapter every time I leave the car.

Smart device! I am so wondering to use this device because it’s makes my old car updated! Thanks

Very simple to use. Plug in to power source, find an empty FM frequency and match them up. Then connect via Bluetooth to your source. I can now listen to Sirius XM using the app on my phone

Device seems to work fine. The LED's are dumb you can't turn them permanently off, they will turn back on after power cycle. But you can open it up and remove the LED's off of the Board. :-)

Instructions not the greatest but it was easy to set up as I had a similar item prior. Bluetooth easy to set up, etc.