Bluetooth 5.4車の充電器アダプター

As cars age, dissatisfaction with the entertainment system often arises.

I purchased the Syncwire Bluetooth 5.4 Aux Car Adapter and I must say, I am thoroughly impressed.

The SYNCWIRE Bluetooth 3.5mm Aux Receiver is an excellent receiver.

Used in a 2010 Nissan Sentra without bluetooth connectivity. Connection with both Android and Apple phones is quick and sound quality sounds as good as my newer vehicles with CarPlay and Android Auto.Was able to tuck the cables away nicely and looks about as good as it can for a 14 year old car!

I have a 2011 Honda Accord that came without Bluetooth. In an effort to modernize it a little, I thought I would give this a try.The connection to the car was very easy and simple. The Accord has the 3.5mm audio connector inside the center console along with an electrical outlet.The Bluetooth connection to the phone was also easy and quick, without any issues. The sound comes through the car's speakers and is very good. The audio quality for the person that is calling me is also very good.I like that the receiver button flashes green when I am receiving a call. This helps in case I left my phone on vibrate or silent. The receiver also has multi-colored led lights when the receiver is playing music.My only wish is that the cables would have been a little longer so that I could have routed them behind the car's console and hidden them away.

I requested this to use with my phone in the car as my car is over 10 years old and is not equipped with Bluetooth.

This little device is amazing. I really wish I had gone Bluetooth a lot sooner. I have a 2016 Mini Cooper Countryman with no Apple / Android carplay. I was using a 3.5 cord to listen to my music, which always got in the way of the shifter. This little beauty plugged right into the 3. 5 and USB inputs, and I tucked it away. The sound quality for me is great, and the button for the extra-base surprisingly worked well. No distortion in my music or speakers. Two small issues but not for me. The rainbow LED is a bit distracting at night, so I have it upside down. I haven't seen a way to turn that off. And second, when placing phone calls. It uses its built-in mic for calls, so that was a little disappointing since I have my phone mounted right on my dash. I had to actually hold this near my mouth for my caller to hear me. Not a big deal for me since I typically don't take phone calls when driving. I used this 100% for music.

My 2010 Honda CRV has an input jack for its audio receiver, but no way to receive a Bluetooth signal from my phone.

I had a similar device but it didn't have any controls on it, so I was constantly having to open my phone and the player app to play, pause or move to the next track.

Design, fantastic! Sound quality, excellent! So what's the "but?" The LEDs... the colorful and flashing LED ring is SO ANNOYING. It can be turned off, but must then be turned off every time you power on or off your vehicle or the device. If there was a way to permanently disable the LED lights or at least set them to a steady color this product would be perfection in its class. Sadly, this drawback will lead to me not using this product.