Handsfree Call Car Charger,Wireless Bluetooth FM Transmitter Radio Receiver,Mp3 Audio Music Adapter,Dual USB Port Compatible for All Smartphones,Samsung Galaxy,LG,HTC,etc.
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Features
- Music Streaming Adapter & Player: Wireless Bluetooth FM transmitter adapter supports Bluetooth /USB disk/TF card/ MP3/WMA player. With anti-interference performance and CVC technology.Listening to music while charging. Automatically connect memorized paired when powered on. Support WMA MP3 WAV music formats.The mono sound quality reduces background noise and makes calls clearer.
- More Compatibility: This Bluetooth cigarette lighter adapter can transfer calling/MP3 Music/Cellphone voices to the car radio. Compatible with iPad,iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, Google, LG, HTC, and Bluetooth devices. By pairing your device with the transmitter, you can stream music, podcasts, audiobooks, voice navigation, or any other audio content from your device to the car's radio.
- Handsfree Function: The car's Bluetooth adapter with built-in microphone and call-handling features, switches to hands-free mode automatically from music playing status when receiving calls. Answer/Reject/Hand up/Recall all in One key. This enables hands-free calling while driving. The FM transmitter broadcasts the call audio through the car's speakers, ensuring clear communication without the need to hold the mobile device.
- Car Battery Voltage and Portability: The car aux Bluetooth adapter shows 3 seconds of voltage when plugged into the outlet port. Always keep the battery state health. Then it turns to automatic play mode. The Bluetooth transmitter comes with a compact and portable design, allowing users to easily move the transmitter between different vehicles or even use it in rental cars or friend's vehicles.
- Dual USB Car Charger: This Bluetooth car adapter has 2 USB charging ports to charge most USB Devices((5V-3.1A and 5V-1A). Input 12V/24V. This feature allows you to charge your mobile devices while driving. This is especially useful for long drives or when you rely heavily on your mobile device for navigation or music streaming.
Special Feature: Microphone, bluetooth aux adapter for car, bluetooth car adapter, bluetooth FM Transmitter, car aux
Brand: LIHAN
Connectivity Technology: Wireless
Power Source: DC
Material: Plastic, Metal
Product Dimensions: 3.3 x 2.12 x 1.83 inches
Item Weight: 0.2 ounces
Item model number: HY82
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: September 16, 2016
Manufacturer: INTRO UNIOIN ELECTRONICS CO LIMITED
Country of Origin: China
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I was skeptical that such a tiny and inexpensive device could solve my Bluetooth issue in my car. To backtrack, I got an iPhone 16 and discovered that it would not pair with my 2012 Mercedes. I did not want to be forced to listen to the radio while in the car! Should I downgrade my cell phone or use ear buds in the car in order to stream music and use the phone handsfree? Or buy a new car?! Then I read the reviews on this device and gave it a try. Bam! It immediately paired with my phone and the fun began! You just need to charge it occasionally and, when I turn off the engine, I've learned to immediately pull out my key (the older car still uses a key) or loud static ensues until I do so. Have fun!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2025 by Elizabeth Ratner
I love this thing! The aux setting on my radio randomly stopped and this was a lot cheaper than a new radio. I will say the first radio station I tried was one that was just static and it did start going out when I drove in a bad service area, but then I tried a station where the radio plays clearly and it still connected and has played perfectly with no issues after a week so far. I will say I do unplug it when I turn off my car so it doesn't eat at my battery bc it will turn on as soon as it's plugged in.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2025 by Montana
Meets expectations, performs as described. Priced slightly higher than expected - worth it. Would be better if multiple connections or connection priorities were allowed. Easy to use essentially plug and play. Instructions unclear does not provide idea or example of device name. Have not lost connection or had issues with interfacing with device. Charger works and is a nice to have but not the reason for my purchase. Any real issues i have had or noted have been related to my car set up not the device its self.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2025 by Duncan
Great product! I bought this little gem for my 1999 Ford Ranger. Evidently, I'm going through a mid-life crisis of sorts because I decided to add a 3 inch lift, bigger tires, and sweet wheels and get a little bit of that truck's youthful mojo back! After all, it was my first car after college and the only vehicle I ever bought new. I like that truck. Only one problem with the truck--it didn't have bluetooth. I like talking on the phone hands free (while driving) and I thought I'd give this one a shot. This was way easier to setup and get started that I thought it would be. The audio is clear. The transmission from the bluetooth device to the radio is seamless and I haven't had any cracks, pops, cross static, radio interference, or loss of signal. You can leave the hands free device plugged in for a few days, but if you leave it in too long it will drain the battery. I learned this the hard way (like I learn most things in life). The push to talk button works great with the iPhone and it actually dials better than the bluetooth device built into my Prius. Now that I think about it, that's exactly why I'm fixing up my truck. I drive a freaking Prius, people! And I wanted something with a little more grit to take camping AND talk hands-free while driving. I'm going camping after the first of the year and I really don't want to pull up to the site in a Prius. Don't get me wrong, I love my Prius. It holds TONS of gear, but it looks like a door stop. There. You have it. That's why I'm lifting my truck. The streaming audio works like a champ on this bad boy! I've been totally jamming to Christmas music lately on my Pandora station. After you pair the phone with the device, it's just as easy to stream music. Nothing like going down the road in a awesome looking truck jamming out to Otis Redding singing "Merry Christmas Baby". Honestly, the Bonnie Raitt / Charles Brown version of that song rocks too. They did a duet on the "A Very Special Christmas Album 2" album and it's fantastic. Both versions sound nice and clear on this! Side note: I haven't tried the micro SD slot on the handsfree yet, so I can't give you a review on that. Maybe I'll do an update when I get time. The only downside I've heard from it is not on my end. Sometimes the people I call say that they hear their voice echo. I'm assuming it's because they hear their voice coming through my radio. Actually, the only person that's really complained about it is Rob--and he complains about every damn thing on the planet. I'm serious. Right now his big beef is that Thor Ragnarok was just "too slapsticky". This is coming from THE SAME GUY who made me watch Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog. And that's 42 minutes of my life that I'll never get back. Never. Get. Back. I was a little worried that it may protrude too far from my cigarette lighter slot (yes, this truck is old enough to have a cigarette lighter) and catch the shifter on the way down. It doesn't. It's got a low profile and it's perfect for tight spaces! YES! All in all, this is a great product. I recommend it to anyone looking to add hands free audio to their car. I've already bought one for my wife's Smart car for Christmas. I hope she doesn't read this. I've also included pictures of it in the vehicle so you can see just how far it protrudes. Also, here's pictures of the truck, Prius, and Smart car. I just washed both of them so I thought I'd share the pictures. Yeah, I know the paint is peeling on the truck. I'm about to fix that, too. I went ahead and included the mockup of what I'm about to do to the truck too! It's getting it's mojo back! AWWWWWWW YISSSSSSS! Update 9/3/2018 - I included a new picture of my truck and it looks totally sweet! I've decided against the decals simply because the simple black / white motif looks a little like a stormtrooper and I dig it.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2017 by Chris Mitchell Chris Mitchell
I've had this for about three years, and it still works. It does take some shimmying and shaking to get it to work sometimes. I've been on the same blank radio station for all this time, and it's all good. My old 2006 Corolla is still kicking. It's the only nostalgic electronic fiddling doohickey I have left while everyone else has fancy-schmancy touch screens. If it doesn't work, you gotta plug it in and out, change the angle, and even push soft or hard sometimes. When I get a new car, I'm gonna miss that.
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