LIHAN Bluetooth Car Adapter 5.3, FM Transmitter, Dual USB Charger

Great product! I bought this little gem for my 1999 Ford Ranger. Evidently, I'm going through a mid-life crisis of sorts because I decided to add a 3 inch lift, bigger tires, and sweet wheels and get a little bit of that truck's youthful mojo back! After all, it was my first car after college and the only vehicle I ever bought new. I like that truck. Only one problem with the truck--it didn't have bluetooth. I like talking on the phone hands free (while driving) and I thought I'd give this one a shot. This was way easier to setup and get started that I thought it would be. The audio is clear. The transmission from the bluetooth device to the radio is seamless and I haven't had any cracks, pops, cross static, radio interference, or loss of signal. You can leave the hands free device plugged in for a few days, but if you leave it in too long it will drain the battery. I learned this the hard way (like I learn most things in life). The push to talk button works great with the iPhone and it actually dials better than the bluetooth device built into my Prius. Now that I think about it, that's exactly why I'm fixing up my truck. I drive a freaking Prius, people! And I wanted something with a little more grit to take camping AND talk hands-free while driving. I'm going camping after the first of the year and I really don't want to pull up to the site in a Prius. Don't get me wrong, I love my Prius. It holds TONS of gear, but it looks like a door stop. There. You have it. That's why I'm lifting my truck. The streaming audio works like a champ on this bad boy! I've been totally jamming to Christmas music lately on my Pandora station. After you pair the phone with the device, it's just as easy to stream music. Nothing like going down the road in a awesome looking truck jamming out to Otis Redding singing "Merry Christmas Baby". Honestly, the Bonnie Raitt / Charles Brown version of that song rocks too. They did a duet on the "A Very Special Christmas Album 2" album and it's fantastic. Both versions sound nice and clear on this! Side note: I haven't tried the micro SD slot on the handsfree yet, so I can't give you a review on that. Maybe I'll do an update when I get time. The only downside I've heard from it is not on my end. Sometimes the people I call say that they hear their voice echo. I'm assuming it's because they hear their voice coming through my radio. Actually, the only person that's really complained about it is Rob--and he complains about every damn thing on the planet. I'm serious. Right now his big beef is that Thor Ragnarok was just "too slapsticky". This is coming from THE SAME GUY who made me watch Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog. And that's 42 minutes of my life that I'll never get back. Never. Get. Back. I was a little worried that it may protrude too far from my cigarette lighter slot (yes, this truck is old enough to have a cigarette lighter) and catch the shifter on the way down. It doesn't. It's got a low profile and it's perfect for tight spaces! YES! All in all, this is a great product. I recommend it to anyone looking to add hands free audio to their car. I've already bought one for my wife's Smart car for Christmas. I hope she doesn't read this. I've also included pictures of it in the vehicle so you can see just how far it protrudes. Also, here's pictures of the truck, Prius, and Smart car. I just washed both of them so I thought I'd share the pictures. Yeah, I know the paint is peeling on the truck. I'm about to fix that, too. I went ahead and included the mockup of what I'm about to do to the truck too! It's getting it's mojo back! AWWWWWWW YISSSSSSS! Update 9/3/2018 - I included a new picture of my truck and it looks totally sweet! I've decided against the decals simply because the simple black / white motif looks a little like a stormtrooper and I dig it.

Bought this product for my wife’s vehicle who unfortunately doesn’t have built in Bluetooth and let me just say this product is amazing. Sounds great, variety of range and overall can enjoy your great music plus be hands free when on a call.

Works well, sound quality not the best but good enough.

It is a little quiet, but it is SIGNIFICANTLY better than having to listen to the radio. Only complaint I have is how bright it is at night time, but I just put a piece of tape over it and it solved that.

I'll have to update this as time goes on. Out of the box, I had it set up in less than five minutes. I was on the way to work so I didn't take the time to find a truly clear station (my truck's station tuner skips over dead stations so the station I selected had static and hints of sound) but even so the sound quality surprised me - it's pretty damn good and the background noise was only audible between songs. Once I figure out how to actually tune to a truly empty frequency, I imagine it'll be even better. Haven't bothered yet because surprisingly, it's good enough. [Update: I used radio-locator.com to find a vacant station that had minimal interference over most of town, tuned the transmitter to that station, then tuned my truck to that as well. Once the transmitter was broadcasting, my truck could connect easily instead of skipping over the empty channel and the sound quality is indeed much better. I do not hear any distortion whatsoever, and I live in a fairly large city. Some reviewers seem to get distortion no matter what they do, so I wanted to mention that my antenna is located on the front passenger side of the vehicle, which is relatively close to the transmitter compared to vehicles with the antenna on the back. I don't know if that would affect the sound quality, but it's the only factor I can think of.] Phone calls work as well and are easy to answer. I'll have to test the microphone quality more and get feedback from people when they call, but it works. Very small form factor. I measured and checked the dimensions before I ordered, but I still was not sure if it was going to fit where my port is because it's tucked into a recessed compartment with a sliding cover. But it does - just barely. If it were any bigger, it would not. Very small and unobtrusive. I'm pleased that it fits as I was not interested in it gooseneck model and most of the others I looked at had larger dimensions than this one. I noticed that the display didn't turn off when I shut off the truck, so I waited 10 minutes and came back out to check. Apparently my 12v port and cigarette lighter must run even with the truck shut off, so I'll have to unplug it after every trip. I suspect that would be a problem with any equivalent device, however - if it runs on 12v and the port never shuts off, there's no way it would know the car is off. Just be careful and check whether your port operates constantly or only when the vehicle is running before you leave it plugged in over the weekend.

First of all, the directions suck. You can tell it was translated from a foreign language (that doesn't use articles) because of the poor grammar in at least two places. I was pretty much reduced to figuring this out myself with a little help from the directions. I took about 10 minutes to finally get the thing paired with a radio station. I bought this so I could listen to music from a USB and I had a thumb drive with my songs on it. Couldn't get it to play anything from the USB either by doing exactly what the directions said or just randomly pushing buttons. Sometimes that works and since there's only two buttons, why not. But no combination of button pushing (and holding) worked. Fine. The drive had FLAC files on it and I noticed there were also M4A files (not supported) so I made another thumb drive with just MP3 files. Still didn't work. Fine. So I noticed I had 9 GB left on my phone so I copied the MP3 files - 2 GB worth onto my phone. I did manage to get that paired and the crappy app I downloaded did play them but the volume isn't going to be enough if I have the windows rolled down. So the directions say if I hold down the >> button, it will switch to USB, so I tried it. It worked!!! Yahoo!! Don't know why it works now but it plays my music. YAY! So just for the heck of it, I unplugged the thing, turned the truck off and on and plugged it back in again. It immediately came back on playing my phone. That's good. So I held down the >> button to switch to USB and that didn't work. No can do. That's #@$%^& bad. By now I've had just about all I can take, having spent at least an hour to get this POS to work. I'll probably use it to drive the 2.5 hour drive I bought it for and then throw it in the trash where it belongs and just eat the $15 plus tax. I just want to play my music from a USB drive. Can anyone suggest something? I'm asking because it seems like everyone is using these things to play their music off a streaming service, which I don't have and don't really want so if there's an old soul out there like me who just wants to play music from USB, I'd love to hear your recommendation. Update: OK, that was my initial experience with this. I'm upgrading this from a 1, because it appeared to me that it didn't work, to a 3, because the lousy directions caused me so much undue duress and personal anguish, it deserves it. So what happened? I was fully resigned to channel surfing on my trip like I always do - no big deal. But when I was about to leave, just for the heck of it, I decided to try it. At worst, I could use my phone to play music. I plugged the unit in and left it. When I did, I heard something that I didn't hear the day before: "Connection successful." (or something like that.) Then music started playing from my USB drive. My phone with all the same music on it was present, but I never started the app to play that music so I'm assured it came from the USB drive. I put my destination into my phone and the maps app turns off the music and the directions lady from the app comes through my speakers, which is kind of nice. AAAANNNDDD - I can hear phone calls through my speakers and speak to the mic in the unit, which is also nice. So it's all good. I wish I could tell you how we got here and the setup experience went perfectly, but I can't. Truth is, I have no idea why it's working. Maybe the random pushing of buttons has merit to it after all!

great and easy to set up

Works great, '02 Ranger, connects easy enough. Controls are simple but I had to read the manual. Setting preferred frequency was easy and it saves it after I have to pull it from the port(my 12v ports are always powered). Adjusting volume is simple, max is 30 then it beeps once loudly, I set it to max on the adapter then use car stereo volume knob to get the final desired play volume. Mainly using it to listen to music but call clarity was acceptable and the mic easily picks up my voice. Just gotta remember your call is broadcast over FM to your car, other radios nearby can unintentionally listen into your adapters set frequency and hear your calls(can even listen in from my clock radio in my room!). No AUX port but it's priced so reasonably I can look past it. Voltage display is briefly displayed when I plug it in, nice to have included. So far I'm satisfied.

ممتاز والصوت واضح لكن عند توصيل سلك الشحن بالجوال يصدر تشويشا خفيفا، لكن عند عدم توصيل الجوال يكون الصوت واضحا ونقيا.

Ürün güzel, bluetooth bağlantısı çok hızlı ve iyi, ses net, cızırtı yok, çok memnunum. Ancak kontağı her kapatıp açtında USB'yi çıkarıp takmak gerekiyor yeniden, belki de bir yolu vardır ama ben buşamadım, bu konuda yardımcı olabilirseniz sevinirim.

Works great looks great.

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I purchased this as my old one stopped working properly. I was really impressed by its quality, in terms of sound, connectivity and ease of use. Also there is no static like I used to hear at times with my old one.