VicTsing (Upgraded Version) V5.0 Bluetooth FM Transmitter for Car, QC3.0 & LED Backlit Wireless Bluetooth FM Radio Adapter Music Player/Car Kit with Hands-Free Calls, Siri Google Assistant

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Pros:1) easy to use, don't need instructions;2) great sound quality when dialed in to the right frequency (see video for details)Cons:1) takes a few seconds to connect to my phone, a bit slower than normally. Once connected, it reconnects automatically when I leave the car and come back (that would be a pro).

Had other FM transmitters in the past that just didn't work but now I finally found one that works. Pairs up to my phone in less than 5 seconds and the sound quality is great. I love that I can turn it off by pressing the channel button for 3 seconds since my SUV 12v socket are always on. I play music from my phone and there is no difference in sound quality than if I was playing a CD or listening to FM radio.

This thing is great. I’m a cop and cover a large county and FM service sucks. This thing plugs into the car perfect. It’s easy to use and small so it doesn’t get in the way of the computer. I can jam out to whatever I want when I want. No static ever. I leave it on the channel it came on and seems to work fine. I do wish the blue lights were a bit more dim. It’s a good thing the computer covers it from eyesight because it could be a little bright at night. Took me a while to figure out that you can control the volume on this thing too. Didn’t even have to read the instructions it is pretty simple.

Nifty little device that performs as advertised. Well made and well packaged. Purchased to use in a 2005 luxury vehicle that looks and runs great but lacks today's bells and whistles. No touchscreen, no GPS, no USB, no audio inputs. Has an in dash CD and an OEM CD changer in the trunk, so I was primarily buying the Bluetooth transmitter for use with my iPhone 6S to place/receive calls and for use with GPS maps when driving.Pros: Super easy to set up. Unit looks nice and it was a snap to connect to a blank FM frequency. Paired with the phone right away. My vehicle does not deliver power to the cigarette lighter when the engine is turned off, so no problem with turning the Bluetooth transmitter on and off. When I fire up the engine I am ready to use the device. Audio is clear and it picks up my voice well, or so I am told. Note - works best if the volume on your phone is maxed out and you control volume with the audio system in the car. I can use the button on the transmitter to disconnect the phone call if I want to and the phone automatically selects the Bluetooth transmitter when I place a call or use maps.Cons: Not any really. In my case the cigarette lighter is inside of a pop up panel on the dash and I was using a small USB interface plugged into the socket and the door would close when not in use. Unfortunately this unit sticks out too far so I have to leave the door open all the time. I doubt many people would have this issue and regardless the transmitter is not terribly large, it is just my particular situation. Also I live in a very dense metro area and there are FM stations on every other frequency. As a result I get some static in the background, but I found that if I max the phone volume I can keep the audio system volume at a level that minimizes the issue. I can't even hear it hardly over the air conditioning most of the time.All in all, for the money, it does what I want it to do. Looks nice, feels well made and is unobtrusive. so far, so good.

Finally a real FM transmitter without signal interference once you locked in the right frequency. Now I can listen to my sounds from my iPhone via bluetooth. Thank you Thank you Thank you...

Bought one for my car that doesn't have an aux. Impressed with the build quality, audio quality, and the quick charge feature. I have a Motorola phone and this puts it in Turbo Charge mode no problem. Was super simple to pair up to my phone and get it tuned to a dead FM channel. Sounds like CD quality sound to me. Just understand at times there could slight interference from the outside world as your driving around. Nothing that's made me turn it off or change channel though once I found a good channel in my area.What is especially nice about this VicTsing too, no usb power cable or aux cable running all over the dash. Clean look and the family doesn't have to worry about what cable is what.Depending on the placement of your device, the phone call mic quality could suffer. Good in my car, not so good in my wife's. But I still hear her ok for quick calls.

I had previously tested an FM transmitter that was less than perfect so I was skeptical as to whether the technology had progressed. Let me assure you it has. This device is fanatastic. It pairs easily and quickly with both my Android phone, my Amazon Fire tablet and my Apple Ipod. Easy to find and match an empty station. 87.9 works well within a 500 mile radius at least and the sound quality is amazing. Not tinny like the past technology. Great investment for the money!

Works just fine. You have get use to the controls which are listed in the manual and you are up and running in no time.