Nulaxy Bluetooth FM Transmitter for Car, QC3.0 Fast Charge Bluetooth Car Adapter, Wireless Radio with 7 Color LED Backlit, Support Hands-Free Calls, USB Flash Drive, microSD Card (Black)

Nulaxy Bluetooth FM Transmitter for Car, QC3.0 Fast Charge Bluetooth Car Adapter, Wireless I have had products like this in the past, they were not the best but they worked. With the completion of my 1986 Chevy K10 square body, I wanted to get access to my music and audio books. This device was crazy inexpensive, and after a quick glance at the user manual, was working in short order. Some review suggested interferance or noise, LET ME SUGGEST THIS When I first connected to the radio, I thought I had a "DEAD" freq on the radio. My playback was ok but it had some noise. I checked the station with this device off, and I was getting station noise from a nearby station on a different channel. I selected another channel that was dead (no noise) and turned this device on with a USB with music on it. The music was perfect, no noise. I used a radio button to memorize the station for ease of use and was set. One thing to be aware of is the volume balance. You have a volume on the radio and on this device, both can over power the other. I tried to balance the volume so I didn't have to change the radio volume when this device turned on. So far works great. This deviceuses the micro memory disk, the USB DRIVE and BlueTooth for input and has a light effect that is interesting, can select different colors or I think you can leave it off. There is NO AUX input on this device. You can connect the phone through bluetooth, though I have not tested this yet. for phone calls (bluetooth), there is a mic on the device. MY SOUND sent from this device to my stereo in the truck is perfect. I have no interferance from other stations, but NOTE that this can change when traveling as stations become stronger on other channels. In town my sound is strong, clear and as good as my stereo system and speakers are in my vehicle. I also like the ability to move this unit from vehicle to vehicle. Very easy. It's like having a CD player in your car only now you have thousands of selections compared to 21 on the CD disk. RECOMMENDED I do not know the seller nor did I receive any money or product for my random review. 241010 0207

Very good product from a size and quality standpoint. Didn't have any issues connecting it to the phone (via bluetooth) and the car radio. However, it fell severely short in the audio department, which is what it was bought for! As this connects to the car radio via FM, there were many times while driving that it would pick up radio interference and completely distort the audio quality. To the extent that I had to lower the volume or switch it off. Tried multiple frequency settings (which was also easy to change) on the radio but the problem persisted. Unfortunately, I had to return the thing back to Amazon! UPDATE: Nulaxy customer service proactively reached out to me and offered to replace the unit with another one. I picked a different model (KM30) which had both options - an FM transmitter and an Aux out port. The difference in sound quality was huge - the audio via the Aux port was so superior. Issue with FM remained the same. However, I am satisfied using the Aux port. As mentioned in my earlier review, the quality of Nulaxy's products are very good and my first hand experience with their customer service left me very impressed. In these times, when companies excel at customer-no-service, it was a pleasant surprise to see Nulaxy's agents go out of the way and address a customer's concerns. I won't hesitate buying a Nulaxy product in the future. Keep it up!

I've been using this adapter about 7 months now and it has worked great! My old bluetooth adapter would get really static-y, have radio cross over all the time, and the function to program to a different station had broke. The Nulaxy adapter has been great with providing clear bluetooth connection and when I do drive through an area where there's a radio station cross over it's easy to set it to a different 'open' station. I like the track forward/back buttons and connecting it with Google Assistant is super helpful too. The sound/microphone quality on phone calls is great as well, very clear both incoming and receiving. I have ONE 'complaint' with this device... and I'm not sure if this has to do with my car's radio-to-bluetooth functionality. Every time I turn my car on and the device starts up it recites a start up message saying it's connected. However, the beginning of the message is cut off so all I hear is the second half of the word, "vol-tage", which for some reason really sounds like the word, "b**ch!" It took me a while to figure out what the real word it was saying, because of course my bluetooth adapter wouldn't call me a b**ch, haha. It's a strange quirk and it's possible it could just be with my car. It makes for some funny conversation with passengers, but I can live with it as all it's features work great ;)

I purchased this in July of 2021, and have regularly used it since then in 3 different vehicles. Setting it up took about 3-5 minutes if I recall, and I only had to adjust which station I was on once the day afterwards. Since then I have not had to touch or adjust a setting. The reason I had to change my station is because I first tuned it with the vehicle in the garage, which was blocking an interfering station which caused intermittent static while driving. Ever since I found an empty channel, I have had only one instance of static. The audio quality is about as good as you're going to get for an FM transmitter type device. It's pretty good and it's about the same distortion and "compression" you would get with any normal radio station, so I don't fault it for it's nature. This device has been good to me, I prefer to keep it in the glovebox so that the light it emits doesn't bother me. Placing it there has no effect on it's functionality for me. Earlier I said that I have had only one other instance of static with this device, and it was actually a quite interesting and rare occurance I would imagine. I was traveling at night on a desolate rural 2 lane road, and an old truck similar to mine was oncoming. As he got closer, I noticed my radio started to get more static-ey, and it got that way until it was complete static interference as we passed, and then as we got further away the music faded right back in. Pretty neat, we must've both been using an FM transmitter device for music and we happened to be on the same channel! Anyways, again, this has been good to me for the last two years, and hopefully years to come. I will see if I can update this review if it ever fails on me.

I am highly impressed. I am using this on a motorcycle so that way multiple bikes in our group can play the same music. We don't lose connection until your about 150 feet away. We had four motorcycles playing the same music for about an 1100Mile trip! When we got to a place where the radio station that we were on was being used in that area only the bike that had it installed on it would have clear connection. All the other bikes would start to cut out or have the other station cut in. Once we got away from those areas then they would all not have a problem playing the music. For the price of this transmitter I am very impressed. We drove a 100 miles in the down pouring rain and it was plugged into the fairing of a 2009 Harley Davidson Ultra Classic, and it still had no issues performing. the very first night that we were camping it was left plugged into the motorcycle, and it stormed really bad that night. The next morning it was completely soaked and it would not function. Later that day we plugged it back in and it started working great again. This is definitely not water proof but for the cost of it, it is well worth taking the chance like we did. I am considering buying another one to keep as a back up.

I can't say I REALLY like this, but it is alright. Pros: Easy functionality and simple design. I like that it doesn't stick way out (and interfere with things), like the KM18 and KM24, which I have also used (but this has an attendant "con," as you'll see). Once you learn what the buttons and controls do it is easy going. I use this mainly to listen to audio from my phone to my old 2005 Elantra (pre-Bluetooth era -- it doesn't even have a CD player, just cassette player and radio). Built-in mic is adequate during over-the-speaker-Bluetooth calls. I haven't had too much of an issue with people hearing me while driving. This may be more significant and quality indicative because my car isn't exactly "low road noise." The LED color selection option for the "ring" around it is a nice touch as well. Cons: It doesn't stick way out there. :) What I mean by this is you pretty much have to feel for the buttons and controls. This was definitely suited more for a specific *orientation* of 12V/cig lighter power socket, namely VERTICAL. Mine sits horizontal and it is at the lower part of my dash, where it meets the shift console. I ALSO use it to charge my phone while driving. Thus, while a cord is plugged into it, the "best" way to orient it within the socket is with most of the buttons on the bottom side, out of sight. The KM18 and KM24 models have a face you can twist and orient toward you, BUT it also potentially impacts the use of adjacent interior parts - you can't exactly make it smaller or shorter. For example, I can't use my pull-out dash cup holders in my 2006 Honda Odyssey while I have the KM18 or 24 in use. They stick out and in the way. Sorry, I know this isn't a review of the 18/24 models, but just trying to indicate a difference between the two designs. This could be great for you, but you need to consider where your 12V outlet/cigarette lighter is in your vehicle and picture this plugged in and how the buttons on the side would be oriented and seen, if that is important to you. Food for thought: I don't think most pre-Bluetooth era vehicles have vertically oriented cigarette lighters. :) Hope this helps.

I have a classic car where the cigarette lighter is located in a pull-out tray in the main console. I thought the slant of the console didn't allow this device to fit in the socket -- but it *does* (after reassessing). Make sure to refer to instructions during setup: It is important that the volume on the transmitter is turned up (U30) before assuming transmitter isn't working. I'm a huge fan of Nulaxy, most models: I current use three. This one is inexpensive (don't know why black is cheaper than silver). Given a big enough micro USB (max 32Gb: FAT, supports MP3WMA/FLAC/WAV), you can have hours of favorite tunes piped through your car's sound system even without a phone. And with a QC3 USB-A port it lets you charge your phone while streaming (obey safety laws). Forward/Back are relatively easy to use and it sports a customizable glow (I choose green or red for night driving). Unfortunately, you can't change the Station/Charge display from in-your-face blue -- but it's not huge. The 2nd USB-A port is for external MP3 input. For best operation, users should check the best frequencies in their area: Try https://www.lifewire.com/best-fm-frequencies-car-transmitter-3969100. Finally, the instructions state "If you drive a Malibu car or some other car that keeps outputting power to the car's cigarette socket/outlet after the car's engine has been turned off, please be sure to unplug "NX09" from the car cigarette lighter after usage to prevent your car battery from being drained." That is MY car and what a pain! Hey, Nulaxy : I'll beta one that has a switch to turn it off!

It’s really good and it gets the job done. It’s cheap, easy to use, audio quality is clear, and overall a satisfying experience. However, there is a distinct high pitch sound every time I accelerate to a higher speed. Could just be my car, but it only happens whenever I plug it up. I’ve also noticed it blocks my car key’s remote signal if it’s still plugged up, in which I need to unplug the item in order to lock/unlock my car. Overall, not bad just has a few small flaws.

this little guy is pretty amazing. it's cheap and it works. I don't know for how long, but for $15 bucks I can afford to buy another one. In fact I might just buy another one to keep as a backup. I put in a 2007 Honda civic. it installed in less then a minute. literally. I found a radio channel not in use on FM, pushed the button indicated in the instructions, tuned the blue-tooth adapter to the same channel, paired my iphone to it and done. The sound quality was surprisingly good, both on music from my phone and talking hands free.

Great little product and a really affordable price Sound is amazing, easy to set up. So happy I chose this item. That I went and brought another

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Excellent Product and Outstanding Customer Service! I’m extremely satisfied with the Nulaxy Bluetooth FM Transmitter! The sound quality is clear, the Bluetooth connection is stable, and it's very easy to use. It has made hands-free calls and music streaming in my car so much better. What impressed me the most was the exceptional customer service. I had a small issue with my first unit, but the support team (especially Lisa) was incredibly responsive and professional. They sent me a replacement right away, which arrived quickly and works perfectly. Highly recommended—both the product and the team behind it! Thank you for a great experience! — Ezzatullah A.

Very nice product and easy to use

Product works well, great value