Nulaxy Wireless In-Car Bluetooth FM Transmitter Radio Adapter Car Kit W 1.44 Inch Display Supports TF/SD Card and USB Car Charger for All Smartphones Audio Players

After having had a few FM transmitters over the past (feels like) decades or so, This one does 'what it says on the tin'. "The guru of FM transmitters".Used on a 2008 Astra, no aux available, just connected up via cigarette lighter and synch to 87.5fm.Great large clear screen makes it easy to see what you are doing. With the screen on continually, it also makes it easier to see without having to click on it to 'waken it up'.'Next' and 'back' buttons are large and work perfect for me using Spotify. (Still to test out on sd card or usb pen drive).Charger works perfect also.Easy to install and instructions are great and easy to follow.Quality of both Music through car radio and telephone quality is so good.To note - Volume needs to be raised a couple of clicks to hear clearly, so be aware if changing radio station to another channel. Volume button on device is in great location, but I tend to use steering wheel controls.Just bought another one for my wife's car.

Works well but if your 12v is on the centre console on the curve between horizontal and vertical, I found it stuck out too much with not enough flex in the flex arm to get it out of the way of the gear shift.The pairing is easy and very fast.The speaker decent for hands free calling.The pairing to empty FM channel works well with music from phone.I have found generally very good quality with little hiss if any and as long as the volume on your phone is high, the gadget on max volume, you can play the music loud too.For the little money, you are getting a lot of features that all work well. Including fast forward and back on tracks.Plus you can still charge your phone while using it from the USB ports.It's a win win if you don't want the expense of a new stereo to have phone connectivity.

This is quite bulky so might not fit well in all vehicles. Mine is in an Audi TT which has just enough space so it fits well. It was pretty easy to set up and link with my iPod and phone although it only connects to one source at a time. You have to manually change the Bluetooth connection. The sound quality is pretty good for the price paid. No Bluetooth link device is perfect and I have tried quite a few. This is one of the best I've heard. I'm pleased with the purchase and would recommend.

Low-cost way of playing your phone through your car radio... only downside is if you are stuck in traffic next to someone else who has one... you might get a burst of their music!

The media could not be loaded. Easily connect to my mobile phone Bluetooth. When you start the engine connect automatically to your registered mobile phone .MP3 player works as it should work. Loud enough to cover static noise. You can control your mobile phone via transmitter (pause, play, volume). Comparing to my previous transmitters, this one is far the best. Hopefully it will last long. Recommended!

I have another of these FM Transmitters made by Victsing. It looks identical in terms of buttons and layout. I predominantly use an SD card with all my music loaded onto it. On the Victsing if I press and hold the Forward button it jumps a folder but the Nulaxy pauses playback. So if you have a folder with15 tracks you need to press Forward 15 times instead of once. Such a simple feature thats missing.

The product is easy to install and I rated it 5 stars but then everything went rapidly downhill to 1 star. The sound was dreadful and even on maximum volume was inaudible when driving. I had to turn the volume up to maximum on my iPhone, the device and my radio to hear anything and then here was background noise like heavy rainfall. Sorry not for me.

Hi, I bought this because I have an old Ford Focus and it only has a radio and a CD player and no USB port. It works fine, though I couldn't get it to work at first...I eventually realised that the problem was with the cigarette lighter slot - the fuse had gone. When I replaced the fuuse, the transmitter worked first time. It is simple enough to use, and I also bought a micro-USB card to put MP3 files on, and it works well with that too.However the simplest and cheapest approach is just to buy a simple FM transmitter and plug it into your phone or MP3 player - I have just bought on on e-you-know-where for £6.45. Search for "Wireless Handsfree Car FM Transmitter" . Just plug it into your phone or mp3 player and tune your radio to it. Extremely simple, cheap, and the sound is fine. Useful as a back-up .