Anyone used this in a car? I don't expect the best, but don't want to put a new stereo in my car.
2019062
I used them in my car and for they sounded better in that smaller environment that in my house. I feel in the larger spaces the sound gets lost.
2019063
It's a little tiny speaker. It only squawks. You can buy a small plug in speaker for $20 that sounds better IMO. I returned it immediately. Not as advertised.
2019064
I have used this in my car. I've got great speakers in my car, but I don't have a bluetooth stystem (so, playing anything streaming, such as something from Soundcloud) is out of the question. It really doesn't get loud enough to rise above the road noise, but in slow traffic, it's OK. It's better than the speaker on my phone, and at least allows me to listen to something I can't otherwise listen to in my car. As a bonus, it is also a speakerphone (that works *really* well), so you have music, and a hands-free system. It's an OK solution if you're on a budget. HTH
759842
I can't do it in my car, not sure what model you have. I have an 06 Lexus. The only thing I can control by the stereo controls is the volume.
744599
Nop. AUX is a MUST.. look for a Bluetooth kit that uses FM frequency to connect to your car's Audio system instead. I have seen one "Belkin" before
2094362
This stereo, Is is not high powered... I would consider it similar in volume to a factory installed radio... It get's plenty loud (for my purposes)... may be under powered for the purist with a high end speaker system... but seems to work well with my cars stock speakers.
643270
This doesn't actually hook up through your car's audio. The audio just comes out of the unit itself, so it can be used with any car. The battery life didn't seem great and I felt like it was not very loud just to let you know.
1295358
hi . this product is not good its same with my car. this subb have a very bad sound ........ pioneer is bether ......
1371241
This is not the solution for that, i have one and it is too quiet. You either need to buy a higher output one or posibly if you have a truck use a genorator to run a household type stereo. Or even just crank up the music in the car if the cars stereo is good enough
1139166
The Car stereo has to have a totally separate cd/cassette player, that's were the aux. jack gets it power from Not a radio with built in cd and/or cassette...I know.. I wanted to be able to plug a mp3 player to it, though I found someone on ebay that converts the factory radio and Im very pleased..
25919
I have hooked my ipod to it using a phono cord from the headset plug in and it works well. Similar to how you would hook it up in your car.
509761
I haven't used this in the car. Theoretically it is possible if you connect it in a car with a 30 pin cable that splits to a 3.5mm connection (plug into AUX input) and a USB connection (plug into a car charger). But, I highly doubt that will display the info on the car dashboard. That isn't what it was designed to do. I agree with the other answer in regard to sound quality. It is MUCH better than Bluetooth.
1861266
Yes, I believe it is as good or even better. In my car I used to get a lot of audio interference and background noise from my phone when plugging it into the aux-in port of my car especially when I had to use high volume on the stereo. I don't get any of that interference or background noise from this device. I have used it almost every day for 4 months and love the thing.
1495539
Haven't tried it in a car. It worked well in a quiet kitchen standing 3-4 feet away from the speaker.
1934050
I do not really know the stereo did not last long enough for me to find out. I would not buy.
930053
I have not tried use in car...if car has usb port can be charged. Need blue tooth audio in car for speaker to connect
2160592
The speakers on it are not loud at all. In fact, I ended up giving this one away and getting a new one with better speakers. So if you didn't hook it into your cars speaker system, you probably couldn't hear it.
637113
I have 4 speakers in my car and they all work with this thing -- exactly like the radio. BTW right after I posted my review, the "connecting pack" I've been using for 6 years bit the dust. I had a backup, though. Good luck.
1002929
I use one in my car.....but sudden stops can send the unit flying. If you could secure it with Velcro on the bottom, that should do the trick. The sound is adequate for a car....but may not be loud enough for some. You might consider buying two, as they will automatically recognize each other and split the Bluetooth signal into Left and Right channels for true stereo.