OMOTON Bluetooth FM Transmitter[ Smart Car Locator][Dual USB car Charger][32G SD/TF Card Music Control][Hands-Free Calling] for iPhone/Samsung/Motorola/LG/Nexus Phones/Tablets Mp3 Mp4 Player

My state has just passed a hands free law recently where you are not allowed to pick up your cellphone to even make a phone call while driving. So I purchased this to accommodate my older vehicle that does not have Bluetooth. The build quality seemed really good when I got it. It pairs easily to my phone automatically every time I get in my vehicle. The extra USB port is nice if you need to charge a device or listen to music off of a flash drive. This device allows you to skip forward and reverse easily as well. I also like the look of the device. It's not big and bulky, or has bright lights screaming for attention. I was just about to order another one for my wife when I noticed one of the silver connection points has already fallen off. I've only owned this for about a month and now I'm a little hesitant to order another. I'm going to wait a while to see how it holds up and I will update my review.

The transmitter is very small in size and plugs into your cigarette lighter. Has USB ports on both sides for charging. 1 side is a rapid charger. 1 side for music U Disk.I searched for the best vacant channel in my area and tuned the transmitter frequency to that vacant channel and my radio to the same channel. Very easy!! Paired my iPhone which gave me a confirmation beep sound. I put my car stereo on a FM station that has no programming and set the transmitter to the same station and I can play all my music from my iPod , TF/SD card or my iPhone 7 plus. The sound quality is great exceeding all my expectations. I'm so glad I got it. The locator function is very impressive. Never worry my wife couldn’t find our cars when she finished shopping.It can also warn me when my cars battery voltage is low, that is awesome!I would definite recommend these to everyone.

I’ve been using this for years and I really enjoy it. After having it for a few weeks I suggested it to my sister and she enjoyed it too but for some reason hers got more static and actually came apart when she tried to pull it out of the lighter hole. I get static every now and again but it’s light and not obvious. Am glad it’s lasted so long for me and I have used it so much and so often. I really like the black sleek look and the blue LED lighted numbers are cool. The only thing is I wish my car lighter cover type door would close over it but it’s worth it!

Instructions are a bit limited, but can figure it out with a bit of fiddling. Sound was decent, connected easily. Tested hands free and it was good. All said a good alternative to replacing the head unit for an older car with no aux or Bluetooth capabilities. Note: this is an FM transmitter with microphone, you only need it if you don't have a working Bluetooth or Auxilary ( headphone like plug or usb) port. You won't be hardwired to your stereo, it is basically a mini radio station, so others will be able to listen to your conversations and music. I wouldn't talk about things you don't want others to hear, although it is reasonably unlikely anyone will be scanning for your particular station.

This does not have volume control, or at least none that I can find. It works well with the microphone so you can answer the phone. The biggest weakness is the reliance on the FM radio. In my area there are a lot of radio stations so there is interfere in some areas. The other thing is that other people have the same kind of thing and they are more powerful so my transmissions are buried. There is a button that stops and starts the transmission and it works well. There is a USB recharge port but the autos 12v port is in a tight spot so it can't be used. It works well enough so it is worth the cost.

My 6CD changer died in my car and this was the perfect solution. Unit was of well made quality and the display is nice and bright. Both charge port and music port work well. My only advice is when tuning your radio (Northeast US) is use a frequency below 89.9. I use 87.7. I hear a little static but that's because I have radio cranked, not too noticable in the suburbs but slightly more so in the city. Works so well that I bought one for my father so he can stream music in his vehicle.

The sound quality is incredible. I've driven 12 hours, cross country and stayed on the same frequency, with very little static interference. I've had this device for over 2 years, all lights and functions still work, build quality of the actual device is great, the rubber grip for pulling it out and twisting it right way just shows the attention to detail and functionality. Couldn't recommend this more for anyone who has an older radio.

Great device. Let's me use it as a hands-free device to talk on the phone or use it as an MP3 player using the flashdrive or connect my phone and play music and navigation and calls from my phone. The only thing I don't like about it is that there's no shuffle mode on the MP3 music player. The whine you usually hear from FM transmitters is not nearly as bad as any of the others I've used also but it still bothers my girlfriend whose hearing is better than mine.