JOYROOM Bluetooth 5.4 AUX Car Adapter[2025 Upgrade] [Stronger Dual Mics& Noise Cancellation] [Multifunction Button& Plug-and-Play] Bluetooth Receiver for Car Music/Hands-Free Calls/Stereo Audio, Black

I have a 2012 Nissan Sentra and it has no built-in Bluetooth or any modern touch screens. I’ve spent years using a radio transmitter, which doesn’t make my music sound good at all, but it was what it was. But then I saw this product and decided to give it a shot. I was surprised of how great my car speakers sound now. Before this, I had no good bass sounds. Definitely glad I got it.Ease of setup:I just quickly plugged it in and was able to easily add my phone to the Bluetooth. So attached this device inside my car with the attached adhesive.Music playback:That was another thing that I liked about this product, the ability to skip or rewind a song without having to look through my phone while I’m driving, which is dangerous. Oh and also to answer phone calls safely. Definitely glad I got this

I bought this JOYROOM Bluetooth AUX adapter for my older convertible, and honestly, it’s been one of the best $20 upgrades I’ve made. The mic quality is shockingly good — I’ve had phone conversations with the top down at around 35 mph, and people on the other end reported very little background noise. I was expecting a wind tunnel… but they could hear me clearly.The sound quality through the car speakers is also excellent. Music and podcasts sound crisp and clear with no static or dropouts, and the connection stays solid throughout use. It pairs quickly, and the multifunction button makes it easy to manage calls and playback without distraction.At this price point, I wasn’t expecting much — but JOYROOM really delivered. If you want an affordable way to add Bluetooth to an older car, this is absolutely worth picking up.

I haven't used it for the phonecall feature as of yet, but this thing actually works pretty good. if your phone already has the bluetooth signal saved, almost as soon as this thing turns on, your phone is already connected. if your car has an AUX jack and predates cars having Bluetooth as a base feature, definitely worth the 20 bucks. i don't know its max range, but for the purpose of using it inside a car, it's good. the cable doesnt look shielded, but you don't have the whine from an alternator coming through it, so the audio is still pretty clear. definitely worth it.Edit: the glue/tape pad is deceivingly strong, so when you stick it, make sure it's where you want it because it wants to CLING where you stick it

I owned a different brand bluetooth to 3.5mm device for about 2 1/2 years before a bad cable plugged into it shot the power supply. I mention this as reference to my rating on sound quality. The one I owned previously lacked volume compare to radio or in dash CD player but sound quality was decent.This device.Pros: Price. I bought it becuase it was less than half cost of the one I previously owned. If I decide I dislike too much, my wallet won't be dinged too bad to replace it.Set up. As simple as can be. Plug in power. Plug 3.5 mm cord in aux input of car stereo. Phone automatically found the decide so I simply had to ask it to connect. Small control unit is easy to mount on dah and not be to obtrusive.Neutral. Does not have it's own power supply so you need a 12v socket to USB power adapter. I rate this as neutral becuase I already had an extra. Would be a con if you had to go buy one.it is cheap so I won't say it is not worth the price.Cons: streaming music sound quality. It transmits at an even lower volume than my previous device. Have to have in dash stereo volume much higher than if using radio or cd for music When I first hooked it up, I thought the bass was "boomy" in a not good way. I didn't want to judge until I used it some. Have 3-4 hours play time on now. Sound quality is just lower. Highs, and mids are more muted. I don't know if the base is actually "boomy" or if it is becuase the rest of the sound spectrum is muted or clipped.It has phone feature but I haven't used it for phone conversations and probably won't. not my reason for purchase.

THIS is the one you want. After messing around with other similar products, which failed or were flimsy or were just not well-built, I got this one.AND IT WORKS GREAT!The plugs are sturdy and the cords are plenty long enough for any application I can think of.Don't waste your money on the junk out there. Buy this!FYI 2010 Toyota RAV4 with JBL sound system

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I recently bought this Bluetooth connector for my older car, and I couldn’t be happier with the upgrade. It was super easy to set up, and within minutes, I had handsfree calling and wireless music streaming—something I never thought I’d enjoy in my older vehicle.

Needed this for our schools paging system (used with a splitter because wanted to be able to play music without switching inputs constantly) and it worked so well! I would absolutely recommend it for anyone looking for an inexpensive fix using Bluetooth connectivity.

I’ve been using this JOYROOM Bluetooth adapter in my 2010 Subaru Outback, and overall, I’m really happy with it. My car only has FM radio, so this little device has made a big difference by letting me play music from my phone easily.Setup was super simple — just plug it into the AUX port and power it through USB. It connects automatically to my phone every time I start the car, which is really convenient. The sound quality is clear, and I’ve had a good experience with hands-free calls too — the dual mics and noise cancellation do a decent job.The only downside I’ve noticed is that it doesn’t handle switching between multiple devices very smoothly. It prefers the last connected device, and reconnecting to a different one takes a little manual work.Still, for the price and convenience, it’s a great upgrade for older cars. Definitely recommend it if you want Bluetooth functionality without changing your car’s audio system.