Scosche BTFM9 FM Bluetooth Transmitter Car, Dual 12W USB-C and USB-A Charging Ports, Fast Type C Car Charger, Wireless Radio Bluetooth Adapter, Hands-Free Kit for Calls, Siri and Google Assistant

sound quality is up to par with the car speakers, no distorted sound. fast charging is actually fast. connection is fast and easy to control. does not always automatically connect, but that's okay because others cannot access it. high quality build.

This device works really well. it's powered from a car's cigarette lighter. Your phone connects to the device via Bluetooth. The device broadcasts that input to an FM radio channel (you select what channel to use). Set your car radio to that same FM channel and your phone's audio plays on your car's speakers. After setting it up the first time, it automatically connects in the future. You can also use a USB C cable to connect your phone to the device and your phone is charging while you drive and listen.

Works like a charm. Currently in a 2018 Mack dump truck blue tooth button on head unit doesn’t work. Got this been decades since I used an fm transmitter. Easy set up. Just use the lower frequency channels and you’ll have no interference.

Scosche's chat support informed me that there's a known issue with the new Apple radio chips in the iPhone 16e (and probably 17e and Air) not automatically reconnecting. I have to go into the phone settings every time. He offered an exchange through them once they receive shipments with updated firmware. Great US support, makes me want to support this company (even if none of their offerings seem perfect for my situation). Some other FM transmitters also seem to have this same problem (not my old one, but the mic failed) Honestly seems like a great little device--no multicolor LEDs that are way too garish, pleasant beeps instead of a weird voice. I like that it has an Aux out. I do wish I could disable FM transmission while using it (to reduce interference if I want to listen to a nearby FM frequency). My particular car puts the 12V port in a tight corner--this is a little big and doesn't seat all the way, but it seems to work okay turned diagonally. (There's a more open one, but it's right above cupholders.) Also would be nice if it could transmit on 87.7-87.9 (which some radios will tune to)

Bought this nearly a year ago and it still works great! Great price and great sound!

Works great, consistent connection to my phone. Easy to use.

Overall this is a pretty good BlueTooth/FM/Charger adapter - the sound quality is great, adequate charging power for a portable dash cam & MagSafe charger, and the style is nice and minimal. I'd like to give it 5 stars, because it does work well, but I do have two complaints: 1) The feel of the dial face and build overall is kind of cheap - very light, no real responsiveness when turning. It's not terrible and isn't much to complain about when this is under $20. At worst I'd drop to 4.5 stars on this. 2) However, it is *VERY* large in my opinion. See attached picture in comparison with my roughly 7 year old FM transmitter, which had dual USB charging ports as well. It is also very deep with regards to the socket spring contacts, and as a result does not fully latch inside the socket of my 2007 Volvo. The older one on left has the spring contacts much further forward on the body, and can fully catch inside the rim of the socket, requiring effort to pull back out. The Scosche has them *much* further back, and does not have them fully go into the socket. I'm sure this depth varies between car manufacturers, but this is enough of an issue that I'm dropping my review all the way to three stars - if the body springs were further forward, this would still be fine for deeper sockets, but it's very unreliable for even light contact, let alone when turning the dial. I have this is a place where I shouldn't regularly need to touch it or need to worry about contact jostling it loose, but it's still a pretty significant issue. I'm very likely to go back to just using the older one, had only gotten a new one so I'd have a USB C port for direct connecting my MagSafe charger, but can get away with using an adapter to stick with older USB A ports.

What can I say, my aux port stopped working and I didn't feel like replacing my whole radio for my old car, this did the trick! Plugged it in, put it on a low channel and connected via bluetooth, then just put your radio on the same channel, took about 30 seconds to install and connect. You can stop and play with the display as it acts as a button and twisting it left or right can skip or replay song. I use this for Spotify, quality is above normal radio quality, but not as good as plugging in with an AUX with lossless downloaded files. Very easy to use, not much static or interference except for silence in between songs might have some random low level static. Connects just fine, remembers the last channel you were on so I just hop in and jam away as I drive to work!

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