VicTsing Bluetooth FM Transmitter for Car, Wireless In-Car Bluetooth Adapter/w USB Port, Support Aux Input Output, TF Card and U-Disk, Hands-Free calls

The item literally does NOT work at all!However it looks really nice!

I haven't been able to play my music from my phone in my car before this product, so this was a great solution. The sound quality is great. It is easy to hook up my phone via bluetooth. I would just be aware of where your cigarette lighter is placed. Mine is tucked away in a way that blocks the aux cord which is located on the right side of the device, so I only use the bluetooth hook up. Overall, a great product that is the perfect solution to my problem.

The bluetooth for phone calls is low so i have to turn it up for calls. Other then that works great! Would highly recommend!!

The VicTsing is very easy to install and use, and it sounds great in the car. It also has two usb ports for charging 2 cell phones at the same time.

Good quality, hear a ringing but it’s probably the channel I am using. Good for the price though.

It is a great product and it everything sounds good. I wish it cane with better instructions.

If you've got an older (or less elaborate newer) car stereo, it's inconvenient not being able to enjoy your tunes because you can't hook you phone to the head. Or, maybe you've got a USB interface on your phone, but you don't want to always have to cable in just to listen to your music. All you need is an FM radio and with this device, you're in business. You need to hunt for an empty FM frequency (which can be more difficult, if you have a long commute like me...). Once you find your emptiest frequency, you set your radio to a preset there, and then match this transceiver to that same frequency with the easy use little dial on the unit... and you're good to go. Mine automatically reconnects with my phone every time I get back in and start my vehicle...so I only really had to fiddle with it one time and after that it's on autopilot for me. I haven't used the SD player yet (probably will never need to) or the aux input. But the bluetooth to FM functionality is great. I've have bluetooth to FM transceivers before and they've been pretty cheap and were either DOA upon receipt, or died after a disappointingly short service life. This one has been running strong for a few months now. The only negative about if for me is that, with the radio volume up pretty high, in between songs there is a very faint, but audible beep that I can hear. It could be my stereo itself, but I think it's this unit because when I unplug it the sound goes away. It's possible that it's throwing a harmonic back onto my whole 12V system when it's plugged in (and the beep in the radio is the only indication of this)...but it's only discernible in between songs and not particularly annoying to me.

Works perfectly, does what it should, costs a little bit and so easy to use; a caveman can do it.