SYNCWIREBluetooth 5.3 FM Transmitter for Car, 48W Max Dual USB Car Charger Adapter, Wireless Radio Receiver, Hands-Free Calling, Music Player Support 64G Drive with Light Switch, Black (SW-XC725)ClimatePartner certified

I'm genuinely impressed by this, especially given how unreliable and weak sounding the original car FM transmitters were. The packaging was solid, and the manual and quickstart guide were straightforward.It was already set to 87.5 which is perfect for my area, and the car radio grabbed that frequency silently - absolutely no background noise or hiss at all. The Bluetooth sync was quick, and the controls worked perfectly with my Samsung. If even fitted perfectly into the very awkward space on my 2005 Honda, as shown in the picture.The sound is the star though. If you told me a CD was playing I wouldn't question it. It's clear, crisp, carries lots of bass and has no interference. I did notice that very compressed and loud MP3s could introduce a bit of clipping if the phone was at high volume, but a couple of taps down on the joystick found a perfect clean level. From then the car volume does all the work. In-between songs there's absolutely no sound at all - I assume the FM signal is so strong it wipes out any background interference, and the transmitter is completely free from hiss and static.The only downside I'd say, and it's not a big deal, is that the light ring is a bit irritating. It seems to want to pulse with the music, but it's all over the place. Two quick taps on the red button and it turns off, so no problem.I haven't tried this for hands free phone calls as I don't like phone conversations when I'm driving, so I can't comment on that. As a streaming music solution though I absolutely recommend it.

I’ve been using the Syncwire Bluetooth 5.4 FM Transmitter in my car for a while now, and it’s been really reliable. The connection is stable, and the sound quality is clear with minimal interference. It’s easy to set up and works well with my phone for hands-free calls and music streaming. The controls are straightforward, and the dual USB ports are a nice bonus for charging devices on the go. Overall, it’s a solid little gadget that does exactly what it’s supposed to without any hassle.

Easy to setup. Just follow the instructions. Setup took 2 minutes. Works well and only a small loss of volume (most do this anyway so not an issue for me). Handy having 3 ports (1 C type and 2 A). Eash with different ratings.Only issue for me is it is very right fitting in to the 12volt socket. Its OK having it a little tight to hold it firmly, but for me it's just that bit to tight.

Excellent transmitter, easy to use if slightly fiddly. Nice that it lights up so you can see. Easy set up as well. Electronic was able to connect very quickly and easily. It is quite a short device so depends on where you can insert in a car. Has a charging section which slowly charged my phone.

Good quality fits well with my car, easy to assemble or use, sound is pretty good if you have good speakers

Great item. Plugged into cigarette lighter, set up easy, tune to a radio station. Got it for my daughter’s older first car, now has Bluetooth to play her music and hands free for taking calls. Good value.

Does the job but has a high pitched squeel in the radio play back

Great wee device, I'm really happy with it. I've been using it every car journey for over a month and I can't find any faults. It's super simple to set up and looks good too! Doesn't seem to be any lag when changing songs and it's easy to do when driving. I have telematics insurance and it's vital I don't touch my phone while driving so this has been great for hands free music and calls. I can also hear my navigation through it even while the music is playing.