Just to be sure, this devise connects to my smartphone through Bluetooth, and transmits my media through FM to my car stereo via my FM antenna
583933
Yeppo. Phone connects to Isimple via bluetooth, its wired into your antenna so the connection is great, tune your FM to a certain station (set by the app) and its good
583934
Works well with my Ford focus. U do loose a little sound quality, its a little on the tinny (whiney) side, but not bad. I'm still glad I did it. This does not work as a hands free device either. That is you can't use it to talk on the phone. Strictly music/sound media playing only.
583935
Yes... You tell the device what frequency to use (changeable in the phone's app) and the device will send it to that "station". I programmed my pre-set "6" to be this device, so when I want to listen to my podcasts or Amazon cloud player I hit "6" and press play on the phone.
583936
That is correct. You disconnect the antenna from your head unit, plug it into the iSimple device, and plug the iSimple device into the the head unit's antenna port. This places it "inline" with the antenna. This minimizes the interference from local FM stations.
583937
Yes, the device connects to your antenna wiring so it is a direct pipe to the station you setup on your phone. In other words, it doesn't send out an FM signal over the air..
583938
Correct, but it can also transmit audio through rca inputs if your stereo has them. FM is one of two options.
583939
Yes, but it is very unreliable. Sound not so good either. Sent mine back it was a big waste of time.
922109
No, if you have a iPhone there is a app called tunelink and that you have to download in order for the device and it plays over the radio and turn the Bluetooth on on your phone to connect to the device!
1770825
My friend I think that, I use it as mirror and sometimes It works with my radio by Bluetooth
994384
I wouldn't think so its fm, not Bluetooth I don't see why you would need this, get a Bluetooth transmitter?
2106743
This is not necessarily a problem. If you have an Android phone, after pairing the device, you can go into Bluetooth settings for the device and uncheck the box for "Use for phone audio". Make sure the "Use for media audio" box is checked. This will allow you to still use your car's BT calling features while retaining the ability to stream media through this receiver.
191396
yes, understand what the product is. It is a bluetooth -> FM broadcaster. You just need to be able to pick up and tune into FM radio
1261917
If the device that's playing the station can connect via bluetooth to this, I would think so.
568614
Plug it into your adapter port in your car (formally cigarette lighter hole). Then use aux cable included with device and plug one end into your smartphone and the other into the port on the right side of the fm transmitter device. Make sure frequency on transmitter device matches that on your car's radio (I.e. make sure both say 99.1 FM). Play songs from your phone and they will be broadcast through your car's radio. Alternatively, you can plug in a USB key into the slot underneath the face of the transmitter. There is an SD port there as well I believe. Mine works great and I've had it for about a month. Also, if sound is fuzzy, try switching frequencies (99.1 to 99.2, etc.) Hope that helps! Plug it into your adapter port in your car (formally cigarette lighter hole). Then use aux cable included with device and plug one end into your smartphone and the other into the port on the right side of the fm transmitter device. Make sure frequency on transmitter device matches that on your car's radio (I.e. make sure both say 99.1 FM). Play songs from your phone and they will be broadcast through your car's radio. Alternatively, you can plug in a USB key into the slot underneath the face of the transmitter. There is an SD port there as well I believe. Mine works great and I've had it... » Read More Plug it into your adapter port in your car (formally cigarette lighter hole). Then use aux cable included with device and plug one end into your smartphone and the other into the port on the right side of the fm transmitter device. Make sure frequency on transmitter device matches that on your car's radio (I.e. make sure both say 99.1 FM). Play songs from your phone and they will be broadcast through your car's radio. Alternatively, you can plug in a USB key into the slot underneath the face of the transmitter. There is an SD port there as well I believe. Mine works great and I've had it for about a month. Also, if sound is fuzzy, try switching frequencies (99.1 to 99.2, etc.) Hope that helps! « Show Less
97830
Yes it can. It will do it through the FM RADIO SIGNAL. The audio can be good or not. You also have the option to run an auxiliary cable and connect it to the car. Either way it is gonna work.
73571
I think so. But I haven't used it yet,I got it to be able to stream music from my phone into my car wirelessly!
647801
Yes it will, the Bluetooth depends on the stereo, not this harness. If your radio is Bluetooth enabled, you're golden.
2272982
Yes, you are able to transmit phone calls, Pandora, and other music libraries, etc all through your car radio.
435759
You need to use the blue tooth in the car, the USB connection, or the AUX connection in order to listen to music from the phone through the car stereo.
20074
Yep. The iPhone will discover it as any other bluetooth signal. No problem at all.
1902351
Yes - it will charge and allow you to connect through the in-car stereo system.
1046504
This device connects to your car audio ONLY through FM transmitter. If you already have an aux in, you should use it instead. A simple cable from your phones headphone jack to the aux-in on your stereo should work.
960941
As long as you have a radio (head unit) installed in your car this will work it connects to your F.M radio antenna and you have to tune in to the F.M radio channel it works as a FM transmitter but 100% stable and rich audio quality let me know if you have any other questions