Syncwire Bluetooth 5.3 FM Transmitter Car Charger 54W PD&QC
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Syncwire Bluetooth 5.3 FM Transmitter Car Charger 54W PD&QC 3.0 USB Type-C Charger Adapter [Fast Charging] [Stronger Mics & HiFi Deep Bass] [Light Switch] Wireless Radio Receiver Hands-Free Calling
I recently upgraded my car accessory game with the Bluetooth 5.3 FM Transmitter Car Charger, and let me tell you, it’s been a game-changer for my driving experience!
Firstly, let’s talk about charging efficiency. With its 54W PD&QC 3.0 USB Type-C Charger Adapter, this device delivers lightning-fast charging speeds. Whether I’m juicing up my phone, tablet, or any other compatible device, it’s a breeze to keep everything powered up on the go.
But it’s not just about charging—this transmitter is also a powerhouse in terms of connectivity and audio quality. The Bluetooth 5.3 technology ensures a stable and seamless connection to my devices, allowing me to stream music and podcasts with crystal-clear sound. The HiFi Deep Bass feature adds a whole new dimension to my audio experience, delivering rich and immersive sound quality that’s perfect for long drives.
One of my favorite features is the hands-free calling function. The stronger mics ensure that my voice comes through loud and clear, even in noisy environments. It’s incredibly convenient and, more importantly, enhances safety by allowing me to keep my hands on the wheel and my focus on the road.
I also appreciate the light switch feature, which allows me to easily toggle the device on and off with just a press of a button. It’s a small detail, but it adds to the overall user-friendliness of the transmitter.
In summary, the Bluetooth 5.3 FM Transmitter Car Charger has exceeded my expectations in every way. It combines fast charging, top-notch audio quality, and convenient features like hands-free calling into one sleek and compact package. If you’re looking to upgrade your car audio setup, look no further—this transmitter is the real deal!
To get this working all I had to do was plug it into the cigarette lighter socket & search for SWXC96X on my phone . this paired instantly & i just had to tune the radio into the MHz displayed on the Digital Display.
The sound quality was good you can change tracks by simply push the right hand knob right or left with a finger and change the volume by flicking up & down.
This model has ports where you can plug in a USB-C or USB for charging devices. There is another model that has a built in USB-C Coiled cable from the same manufacturer so if you have a USB-C phone then this might be a better bet.
I haven’t used the phone option yet as nobody has called when I’m using it but i’m sure it will be fine.
The LED lights that surround the unit a nice added touch and look cool when they move to the sound .
The unit displays your car Voltage and the MHz to tune into to receive your audio !
Hope this helps …..
This clever transmitter device by Syncwire allows an older car to connect via Bluetooth to a mobile phone or tablet so you can play music or make calls. It can also connect via USB to a USB stick flash drive or mp3 player.
It connects via the cigarette lighter socket which powers it and also lights it up like a discoball. Luckily you can press the red button to turn the lights off so they don’t become a distraction while driving. The red button can also be used to increase the bass, much like the “superbass” setting on 80s and 90s hifis.
Bluetooth pairing is straightforward and quick. Once your device is paired, you can tune it in to an unused frequency on your car stereo.
It can be used to make handsfree calls while driving, play back sat nav instructions from your maps app on your phone, or listen to music.
The sound quality replication is good, as long as you set the volume to max on the transmitter and then adjust via your car stereo.
It has two USB-A ports and a USB-C port which can deliver 36W PD fast charging.
I have tried numerous Bluetooth FM Transmitters over the years and a lot of them have had poor audio quality or a constant hissing noise. Luckily this wasn’t the case for this one! The audio quality is excellent. I wouldn’t say it’s better than AUX as audio quality is limited over FM but it still sounds great. I love that it delivers 36W over USB C so you can charge your phone instantly. The RGB colours are a nice touch and look cool when driving at night. The microphone also seems to be pretty good too!
THis thing really has quite a lot built into it for what it is. My car doesn’t have an aux in or built in bluetooth so the FM transmitter is the best method I have of getting it to the car speakers. From what recipients of my calls have told me, the call quality of the built in mics is decent enough. The only issue would be that if your 12v socket is in anclosed space, you may have trouble fitting this in. This wasnt the case for me though, so no complaints.
I’ve used a few FM transmitters, but this is the best one I’ve used by far. It’s a good weight, and feels durable enough to survive a few knocks in the car. When connected up to my phone, the quality was nice and clear, unlike other transmitters I’ve used. The lights aren’t too bright, but are a nice bit of ambience if you want that kinda thing.
Incredibly impressed with the charging, too. On testing, I’ve been able to pull about 30-34W, so the 38W output isn’t 100% accurate, but it’s suitable enough for most uses. It manages Fast / Super Fast charging on all of the devices I’ve used to far.
It sits snugly in the lighter socket, and doesn’t feel loose or wriggle around too much. I’ve had no issues with audio cutout or random disconnects.
As a whole, this is a perfect FM transmitter. Highly recommended.
For 21.99 this product is great as its simple to set up and sound quality is impressive. Has Usb c port output is 36w which allows super fast charging. Also has a normal usb 3.0 port which works even if the usb c port is being used at the same time and doesnt affect the power output.
I bought this to enable me to listen to music / audio books and to receive calls hands free in a car with no built-in blue tooth.
It’s a seemingly simple device although we do have a tendency these days for taking for granted the amount of amazing technology that gets squeezed into small spaces. This has a blue tooth receiver so it can link up to your phone but it also has an FM radio transmitter so it can forward whatever is coming out of your phone directly to your car radio in FM mode. It works extremely well; the sound is as good as if it were being sent directly over Bluetooth.
It has some colour changing lights which can be turned off. Volume can be changed directly on the device or on your phone or as per usual on your car radio. It will produce very good volume, just make sure you have it adjusted correctly on the car radio and on your phone.
When the charger is connected and the engine is not running it appears to report the car battery’s voltage however it gave mine as 11.9 which is very low although this would have been in circuit with anything else that happened to be running such as the ventilation system and the radio and perhaps day running lights. Fast charging works just fine. Testing the PD output is not really practical for me because I don’t have any devices that charge with such high watts.
The default FM frequency is 87.5 but this can be changed if required. Being so close the transmitter and receiver do not suffer any interference.
My car lacks Bluetooth and the Aux in socket is in the glove compartment, which is definitely not convenient to use. So this does a great job of adding Bluetooth so I can play music from my phone through the car stereo system.
Pairing my mobile was straightforward. I was a bit dubious as to how well the radio would tune to the transmitter but that was just as simple. I was genuinely taken aback at how quickly I was up and running.
At first I thought I’d have to sacrifice using a SatNav at the same time. However, I found a USB A to micro USB lead which solves that problem. And I still have a USB C socket free to charge my mobile.
Using this to play music is fine, not pristine hi-fi but certainly adequate. There’s occasionally a little burst of noise – like another radio station starting to break through. It’s only happened a couple of times but I’ll experiment with using a different frequency, which hopefully will resolve the issue.
I haven’t tried using my phone hands-free as I prefer not to do that. Helpful to have the feature in case of an emergency, I suppose. However, I now have the ability to listen to my phone playlist while I drive. A real boon for long journeys.