Simple Bluetooth for your car.
357864
If you have a jack in your car this is a perfect easy to use Bluetooth addition. Simple to install and use. Eliminated feedback I got when using my phone directly through the speaker port.
4250623
It works good when it connects to the vehicle. On some of the cars it done like the ecu on and the blue tooth tends to shut it's self off.
2671149
Great way add get bluetooth connectivity to a car with an aux port, battery life last about a week with it automatically shuttint down.
834898
In short, if you want to add bluetooth capabilities to your car, this product provides a quick and easy way to do it. I'm very impressed by it's capabilities.
3784919
I have a 2006 vehicle, so I don't have the bells and whistles for Bluetooth capabilities. This is a great option for handsfree everything without having to use any wires or headsets. Easy setup, affordable and I can listen to my iPhone either through the unit or through my car stereo. Due to the area I'm in the FM transmitter isn't the best option because of static, but that is the only drawback to the unit.
4499251
My old car does not have Bluetooth but it does have a aux line in. I plugged this in and and played music from my smartphone to the car stereo.
No problems everything just worked first time
3068623
I was looking for a bluetooth receiver that could do a minimal integration with my car's stereo. It looked like this one was going to fit my needs perfectly.

Initial impressions: The product came boxed nicely and had mostly clear instructions on how to pair with my phone. Pairing was very simple. Before installing it in my car, I tested it out on my USB hub. When I plugged it in, it connected to my phone within a couple seconds. I was pleased to see this, and also that it did not immediately start playing whatever was queued up on my device. I must press the big button on the receiver first.

Installation: I installed it into my car, trying to hide the wires as much as possible from view. It comes with an adhesive disc tat attaches to your dash and then holds the receiver in place magnetically. I suppose this would be useful for those who might move it from car to car frequently, but the ultra thin wires would break quickly in that scenario. I initially placed my disc in a less-than-optimal position, so I moved it, and it stuck just as well as the first time. I used the 12V power by my shifter to power this device. The power plug has two outputs (handy!), so you can charge your phone while using the bluetooth receiver. It also comes with a noise reducer block in case the power you get from the car is dirty (engine noise). I did not need to use it, so I won't comment on it.

Use: I am very happy with this device! When I come out to my car in the morning, I turn on the car, and the bluetooth wakes up and connects to my phone automatically. Once I press the big button, music starts (assuming I have music ready to go). The track forward and back functions as expected. Sound quality is generally pretty good. I encountered some dropout this morning when I was getting ready to go, and I can only assume it was local interference, and nothing to do with the receiver.

Overall, I am quite pleased. Here's the quick breakdown....

Pros:
- Good audio quality
- Easy to pair and use
- LEDs are not too bright and give just enough of an indication of what's happening
- It just works
- 12V plug comes with two outputs (one of them is 2.4A) so you can charge your phone or tablet

Cons:
- I'm not the biggest fan of the magnetic mount, as the receiver can rotate a bit sometimes.
- The wires are way too small. I am worried that if you move this more than a few times, the wires may break internally. Mine is not going to move, so I am not worried about it that much at all.
260421
While I was a slow adopter to Bluetooth, I've fully embraced it. My car has Bluetooth, my work truck has Bluetooth and now my jobsite radio has Bluetooth. I've had the version of this radio without Bluetooth radio for some time now and it works very well for what it is, so I'm sure this one will be similar in that respect except I don't have to worry about using a line-in cable.

Tethering was intuitive for a relative noob with Bluetooth. Just press and hold the Bluetooth button and set your phone to search for Bluetooth devices. Seconds later I was paired and playing music. The controls on the radio (Play|Pause, Forward / Backward Skip) work the phone just fine.
4912551
Works well, it is not easy to find an empty station to use to broadcast in your car. I could not get the bluetooth to work in my BMW X5 - 2006 - my car has blue tooth too. I hooked up with the cord and it is fine.
2769505
My car doesn't have Bluetooth or even a auxiliary input. It has a CD player with a cassette player. This allows me to plug my iPhone in and enjoy the music over my stereo  and use the iPhone hands-free. Sound quality is good,  much better than the radio based transmitter that I was using. Just make sure that your phone case won't interfere with the plug.  It's an older design Plug  that doesn't have the plastic it standard to accommodate a case if the case also surrounds the phone jack.
2649076
This was a great, inexpensive way to add bluetooth to my Jeep. I use it to stream music and make phone calls.
1813197
Simple design with easy one button to navigate setup. HD radio signal is strong with 93 dB and switch to analog if digital signal is out of range.  Very clear crispy sounds delivers to my Infinity speakers with low distortion that the ear can't pick up anyway. Bluetooth pairs easily with my phone. Front USB takes a bit longer than I like to read the files initially.  Ipod support but I don't care for an Ipod, my music files are in USB.  If you want a no frill HD/Bluetooth/Ipod/USB support system for a good price, no need to look further to big brand Kenwood, Pioneer, or Sony. One more thing, front panel can match to any color most car have today.
4746042
This product arrived and is packaged very well. Out of the box, I received a 12VDC multi-usb charging adapter, a metallic clip, and the Bluetooth receiver. I drive a Honda Accord, standard edition; therefore, it didn't come with any fancy bells and whistles. This device was able to provide in-car Bluetooth audio for me to play music over and for allowing hands free talking while driving (which is required if your talking on the road where I work). This was very easy to setup, and repeated connection is simple when getting in the car as long as you leave your Blutooth powered on your phone. The receiver has a magnet in it that allows you to stick it to the metal clip for easy placement in your car or in my case, I just hang it on my shirt when talking for increased mic pickup. Audio is fine when using the device, and it is nice that the usb adapter provides ports for charging more devices. For the honda, a 12VDC receptacle is located in the center console along with a AUX audio port, so it was very easy to plug in, and when not in use, I just store it in the center console. The receiver and the usb multi-plug are made of nice looking plastic, and have so far held up well in the florida heat and sun. I have recommended this product to several friends who have need the hands free function at work.
2534014
Works well, the sound is clear and readily connects to the phone when you enter the car.
499271
I really like this Bluetooth kit, looks nice stick on my car, design is great, simple, sound quality is good, and phone call voice quality is very good, both microphone side and the speaker side.

The cable is long enough to put the kit in most of place in dash board, and cable is thin, you can easily hide it.
3708410
I think I have the only new car without Bluetooth, but this product did the job.
3398217
This is a nice way to add Bluetooth capability to an older vehicle. Sound quality is as good as FM radio and now I can enjoy music from my iPhone with no audio cables.  Installation simply involved connections to antenna and 12 VDC power.  However, for my Chrysler, I did need to spend an extra $15 for the Metra 40-CR30 Antenna Adapter Kit.