I have a belkin fm transmitter that transmits songs from iphone to my car radio. does this work with that?
218325
I couldn't get it to fit into my phone, so it wouldn't work that way at all. The male prongs didn't line up with the phone
510923
This Belk Tunebase FM transmitter is for older phones that have the wide charger connection; so yes it will work with your iPhone 4. It won't work with new iPhones because of the narrower charger connection. You probably won't be able to use it as a bluetooth option unless your car has the capability. I use mine for music and as a car charger. It works well - every so often I'll have interference but it's not the rule. I hope this has helped you.
1764702
I own this "transmitter" (it's Not a "receiver"), and use it to send the audio from my iMac to my Bose BlueTooth headphones. It works with ALL of my "non- Jaybird BlueTooth devices", as well as my JayBird headphones. Your car's audio system would have to have blue tooth installed in order to stream phone calls to it. If that be the case you wouldn't use this item, which is a transmitter not a receiver, and you'd have to use your phone's blue tooth and stream the call to the car's audio. Basically this JayBird bluetooth streams (transmits) sound from, say your computer, to your Bluetooth headphones , or BlueTooth phone. To stream sound from your phone to your car's audio would require a blue tooth receiver, like the XtremeMac Receiver adapter. You plug this XtremeMac into your car's audio system and transmit from your BT phone to the car's audio. As for pairing with this unit, you pair it once and it then would connect automatically each time after that. Here's a link to the XtremeMac: http://www.amazon.com/XtremeMac-Bluetooth-Connect-Audio-Receiver/dp/B00B9NATUI/ref=sr_1_sc_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1389046983&sr=1-1-spell&keywords=xXremeMac+bluetooth+audio+receiver
609993
l guess so if you have an aux input on the radio transmitter. I have two same devices on two different cars one is connected to an aux, the other via a cassette tape that has a wire and I play music and receive call as well, so I hope this clarifies
2174151
Yes it will. One end goes into the cigarette lighter socket and the other goes into your phone's headphone jack. This transmitter will broadcast the music being played from your phone or mp3 player over an FM signal which your car antenna will pickup from outside. Adjust the station frequency on the transmitters digital screen and match the station on your car radio. Choose a station that has static so it is not competing with the strong signal of a clear sounding radio station. Push play and turn up the volume, that's it!
1070400
If you have a USB+Aux in your car, Using BMW "Y" cable and WMA1000 it will work with your iPhone with Playlist on the screen. Also the steering wheel works to control your music from your phone. Any other smart phone will have the audio streaming only with no playlist on your car screen and limited control.
1312713
You can indeed. This hands free device uses radio signal to send your audio to your cars radio. You need only a radio and a port to plug the FM transmitter. Hope that helps. It is a fantastic device and has served me well for quite a while. :)
1021554
It transmits whatever is playing on my IPod to the car radio. I found that my "classic" IPod works with the device without it being plugged into the car so it should work, for example, at work if you want to play the audio from IPod on your FM radio in the office.
1841191
yes.... you can stream any music (itunes, pandora, audiobooks, etc) that's on your iphone to your car stereo.
1173485
no. this is fm transmitter with Bluetooth if you have a car with Bluetooth ,you don't have to buy this device
868217
It does, as long as the tuner is paired up with the device! Puts out a strong signal and allows for minimal distortion for playback! Used to have just a fm transmitter that would play my iphone through the speakers! Mpow far exceeds my old device!
307153
Should, connect, but can be an FM frequency challenge. I actually returned mine. Even in southern delaware where there are not a lot of high powered radio stations, I got a lot of interference and need to switch frequencies. For the same price, about, I bought a usb ready receiver to replace to manufacturer unit in my 97 miata. Plug the iPhone in with a lightning cable and rock on. Control from the head unit or the phone. Charges at the same time. �
1464781
No, this car transmitter is for ipods and ipods with the *older* connector.Ipod Touch 5th Gen, iPhone 5 and iPod Nano 7th gen all have the new "Lightning" port on them instead of the 30-pin port that previous models have.
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Yes. It will work on any automobile as a Bluetooth to fm transmitter. Ideally if you have a aux input on your car you should get better sound by connecting it that way vs listening to it as a radio station.
1201745
It works the same. Great device and I use it often. The built in fm transmitter is nice for playing music in the car through the car speakers or in the house using a stereo. Could not get the bluetooth to sync with an iPhone 5 but only tried once.
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yes, it plugs into your iphone with a aux jack. then you just program it to the same radio station as your car radio. find a weak one so that it can get a clear signal.
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The connection to the FM transmitter is done through the headphone jack on the car mount. I am not positive but I would assume all sound going to that jack from your phone would be transmitted to your radio's FM receiver. The radio is an output-only device so your music would be played on the radio. However, there would be no way for your part of a phone conversation to be transmitted back to your phone.