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Eric S.
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2025
I'm dumb and didn't read the description closely enough, but it works well for what it's claiming to do. I foolishly thought that the USB was just charging a battery, and didn't realize that it had to permanently be plugged in. I wanted to use it at a church function where there was not a USB port available so I was not able to use it for the event. But that's my fault.
hodorii
Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2024
With so many devices that are already Bluetooth enabled, this device is a bit pointless. Functionally, I couldn't get it work. I get what it's trying to do, but I think there are some design flaws.
occasional_purchaser
Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2024
I have an older car. It's a Honda Accord. In the armrest are two jacks: a stereo audio jack and a cigarette lighter jack. The audio jack goes to the AUX input of the radio. This car doesn't know what bluetooth is, while my latest phone no longer has an audio jack for a headset - which I also used to plug a cable into the car audio system. What to do?I have tried other solutions, which I found to be a bit clumsy. This is the cutest, smallest solution I've had, and it works very well. I have a cigarette lighter jack USB adapter, in which I plug this bluetooth adapter (that's where power comes from), and I plug the short audio cable hanging from it into the audio jack. Then I load up my armrest again, close it, and I don't look back.From my phone, bluetooth pairs with "T03" and I can immediately play podcasts and music on my car's audio system. When I navigate using my phone, audio prompts come through the car's audio system, too. This bluetooth adapter also has a built-in microphone but no one is going to hear me from deep in the armrest, so I configured my Android phone to not use bluetooth for phone calls. When playing podcasts, they pause when a call comes in, and resume when the call has ended. So convenient!If you have a car with an auxiliary stereo audio input and no bluetooth capability, this is the adapter for you. And if you car does not have a USB jack to provide power (you need USB-A, which you can use directly or adapt from USB-C), then get a cigarette lighter adapter that gives you a USB jack. Get one that doesn't say it gives a super-duper amount of power because that's probably not true, and the adapter will probably run hot for whatever it can do, which you don't need at all. This is a low power device that can give powerful audio since your car's audio system does the amplification.I don't know what those other reviewers were thinking about when they described some optional or non-car uses of marginal value, but for a car with limited features this is a true game changer and shows this bluetooth audio adapter to its best. How much do I recommend this adapter? I got it for evaluation (and its list price was reported as income to me, a price higher than you'll probably pay). If I didn't get the chance to evaluate this adapter, I would have bought it anyway. If you have the need, this is the solution. I hope my experience has been of help in your shopping search.
RoboMojo
Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2024
I have a car that doesn't have Bluetooth. But it does have an aux port. Using this, I am able to play my music without having to plug my phone in. Since it runs off of the car's power. It automatically turns on and connects with my phone when I start my car. The audio quality is good and it hasn't lost connection while I've been using it.I like how small it is. It fit into the USB-A port in my cigarette lighter and seems built well. It is great for the price and adding functionality to my older car.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2024
This adapter was easy to set up, and it works well for playing music and taking calls in an older car. The sound quality is pretty good too.
Stephen C
Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2024
This was a pretty creative way to get Bluetooth to a standard speaker. I used the 3.5mm aux jack, plugged in and then just USB power on the other side and it becomes a bluetooth receiver to connect your phone or computer to. Worked pretty well and fills a special niche need, but overall, no problems with connectivity at all.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2024
I’ve been searching for a product that we can use to connect our phones to an amp and speakers that we have. These are really old and do not have Bluetooth capability and this solve that issue. We were able to connect the USB to a power block, and then we connected the aux cord to the amp. It worked like a charm. We also tried it on in an older car and it worked too. The older car doesn’t have a USB connector so we used one of those old car adapters with a USB on it to plug it in. Honestly this little thing is so small and I didn’t have much hope but it’s so perfect. So far it has held up nicely and the sound quality is great.
BlackkSkyEra
Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2024
Needed a quick Bluetooth dongle. This works. No bells or whistles. Just plug and play. Just that easy. No connect issues.
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