COMSOON Bluetooth Receiver for Car, Noise Cancelling 3.5mm AUX Bluetooth Car Adapter, Wireless Audio Receiver for Home Stereo/Wired Headphones, Hands-Free Call, 16H Battery Life - Black+Silver

if you have an older car that doesn’t receive Bluetooth this is perfect for that connection! There’s no static noise. It’s very easy to use. I have a 2009 Mustang. All you do is set the radio to aux. Turn it on and connect it to your phone. You have to turn it on every time you get into the car and the battery lasts about a week and a half, and then I just plugged the charger into the cigarette lighter. If someone calls you, however it’s better off to just put them on speakerphone while you’re driving because they will not hear you you can hear them, but they cannot hear you. Music is clear coming out though, and you can control the volume through the car and through your phone.

Works great! I actually had this item before, eventually my toddler messed with it too many times and things kept getting pushed against it in my car so it did snap the metal plug part so I just ordered a new one since its such a fair price but if it wasn't for the wear and tear from pressure from my toddler and laundry bags and what not, then the item would still be going strong! I would highly recommend this as i have tried others in the past that you need to connect to radio stations and it just doesnt compare to being able to connect bluetooth!

I've had this for 7 months and I use it every day. Before buying this, I was just using a basic Aux cable and it started to cut in and out and produce static at times, I thought it was my actual car Aux port having issues. I plugged this bad boy in and it's been smooth sailing ever since. This may just be the best of the best. It holds a very decent charge and if ever my current one dies on me, I'll just buy another one.

I've had this for 10 months. I plugged it into the Aux-in port in my car and it does a fine job of streaming audio from my phone. It's even good enough to carry on a phone call while driving and I've also connected it to my work phone & use it for conference calls when I'm driving, with no complaints about noise or audio quality from other participants.I cannot comment on battery life, as I plugged the USB cable into the adapter and into the 2nd port of my car charger and I just leave it plugged in. It's charging every time the engine is running.It does a pretty good job of staying connected via Bluetooth. Sometimes, it does too good a job - it'll remain connected to the phones when I walk into the house and when I go to answer a call, the phone is piping the audio to the adapter in the car. I've gotten in the habit of turning off the adapter as I park.For the first 7 months or so, it worked really well. Over the last couple of months, the audio announcements ("power on", "power off", "device connected") are starting to get truncated - I don't get the full announcement, both the beginning and ending of the announcement are getting clipped. Additionally, it will sometimes turn itself on - there are times when I'm going for a short drive and don't bother with turning it on, but I'll suddenly get (some of) the "power on" and "device connected" messages out of the blue.For the $18 I paid for it in Sept '24, I guess it's a reasonable value. The price has dropped a buck or so since. I do have the feeling I'll have to purchase a replacement sooner rather than later. While this works well, I'll probably look at a different brand in the hopes of finding something that will last longer.

I’m using this COMSOON Bluetooth adapter to bring wireless music and hands-free calls to my older car, and it works really well for the price. Setup was easy — I just connected it via the 3.5mm AUX jack and powered it through USB. It pairs quickly with my phone and streams audio clearly.One small note: when both the AUX and USB are plugged in, there’s a little feedback at times. It’s not a dealbreaker, just something to be aware of depending on your car’s setup.Overall, this is a solid Bluetooth upgrade for any vehicle that doesn’t have built-in wireless. It’s compact, easy to use, and adds a lot of convenience for music and calls. Definitely worth the value — I’d recommend it to anyone looking to modernize their car audio without installing a new stereo.

Great for audio, not really for speaker phone. You can hear the other person on the phone fine, but the mic isn’t great and often the person will tell me they have a hard time understanding me. Two devices and be connected at the same time which is cool. My kids like to choose songs to listen to so they can take turns playing their songs. When charging, you do get an electrical hum, but it holds a pretty long charge.

If you have an older car with an auxiliary jack on the stereo, this bluetooth device is just what you need. Connectivity is simple, playback on your existing car speakers is much nicer than fumbling around with a bluetooth speaker. Has type c charge jack, so I just plug it in to keep battery charged. It will play without a cord, as device has internal battery, however I have not tested it's run time. I recently used this on a four hour drive, and device worked flawlessly.